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belairvette
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Location: Granbury, Texas
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 Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2015 11:44 am Post subject: GRANBURY BRAZOS DRIVE-IN RUN |
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| Will this run be scheduled next year? Hope so. I'm thinking about moving to Granbury next year when my '55 is ready. Ed |
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57boxman
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Location: The Colony, Texas
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| Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2015 2:37 pm Post subject: Re: GRANBURY BRAZOS DRIVE-IN RUN |
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| belairvette wrote: | | Will this run be scheduled next year? Hope so. I'm thinking about moving to Granbury next year when my '55 is ready. Ed |
I would vote for Granbury. I liked how we made a day of the square, early dinner and then the movie. That way if I don't want to see the movie, I would still go for the other activities.
Also, I just like the retro style of the Granbury theater.
If I could make one request. If possible if we could take back roads to Granbury, I would like that the best.
Alan
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belairvette
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| Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2015 2:53 pm Post subject: GRANBURY RUN |
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| Agreed. Was down there for the July 4th parade. They do it up right. What back roads are you thinking of? By way of Weatherford? Glen Rose? Cleburne? Ed |
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57boxman
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| Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2015 5:47 pm Post subject: Re: GRANBURY RUN |
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| belairvette wrote: | | Agreed. Was down there for the July 4th parade. They do it up right. What back roads are you thinking of? By way of Weatherford? Glen Rose? Cleburne? Ed |
The route with the less miles or most scenic. We also, need to choose the way that has the least opportunity to get the caravan hung up and split up, example stop lights
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acardon
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Location: Southlake, Tx.
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| Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2015 10:35 pm Post subject: |
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| I like the Grandbury drive-in also. The Coyote was way too crowded. And I like the idea of a leisurely cruise down the back roads, like we do on the Cruising for Calories cruises. |
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David Graves
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Location: Warsaw, TX
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Gentlemen -
We can certainly do the Granbury Drive In like we used to, BUT - folks including yourselves need to participate in order to make is successful. It was getting to where the turnout was poor for Granbury and the thought was it was to far for many to attend and return home the same night, thus the change to the Coyote in Ft Worth ... so if you will support going to Granbury, then we will do that in 2016.
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