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Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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I also have a good size canopy so no matter what we have shade this time. It can be adjusted from 12x12 or 12×20. So ill be getting there a bit early and will need help setting that up.

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Justin Nachazel Enthusiast

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So 11 o'clock at the castaic lake on May 7? Does anybody have the address?

grampadirt Senior Enthusiast

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So 11 o'clock at the castaic lake on May 7? Does anybody have the address?

32132 Castaic Lake Dr, Castaic, CA 91384

cNate Enthusiast

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Jnach, it's an easy 1hr drive out he 126 or 118 for us and then just up the 5. We can meet here in Camarillo and drive out together that morning.

 

Just in case people were unsure, this is an LA county lake. That means no alcohol is allowed anywhere inside and they're pretty strict about giving out fines. I don't think there's any rule against bringing a bbq in the back of a truck though. I can call to find out.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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BBQs are OK.Chris brings his to every meet.

Not anymore. Spurshot is on meat duty now
Justin Nachazel Enthusiast

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Jnach, it's an easy 1hr drive out he 126 or 118 for us and then just up the 5. We can meet here in Camarillo and drive out together that morning.

 

Just in case people were unsure, this is an LA county lake. That means no alcohol is allowed anywhere inside and they're pretty strict about giving out fines. I don't think there's any rule against bringing a bbq in the back of a truck though. I can call to find out.

 

Ya man that would be cool. Just hit me up!

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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This week ill build my list and who i need to contact

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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The RSVP list is where I am going to pull my PM stuff for pot luck next week

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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Chris, when it gets close, I'll need a head count...wives, kids, girlfriends, BFFs, whatever.

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