Summerfest was a success and a lot of fun. Great job by all involved. See pics here:
Del
Monday, June 29, 2009
Thursday, June 25, 2009
"PISTOL" Pete Sohren Joins BlueRibbon in Saving Trails
"PISTOL" Pete Sohren, famous Baja racing Super Star, joined BlueRibbon Coalition and is helping us grow the organization, save our trails and keep our sports alive.
"PISTOL" is BlueRibbon with his kids and family when he's not spanking the bumps in Baja. He knows how important it is that we ALL join our land use organizations, starting with the BlueRibbon Coalition.
Read the whole story and learn more on my webiste at http://www.delalbright.com/Access/brc_pistol_pete.html.
Del
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
JK Summerfest, June 27th, Lake Irvine, CA
This weekend the first (annual) JK Summerfest is happening at Irvine Lake, southern CA, Irvine area. It promises to be an awesome event for 4x4 folks.
11am to 7pm Saturday, June 27th.
Stacie and I plan to be there representing BlueRibbon Coalition, being around to talk land use and access, and how we can all save our trails and our sport. With over 40 vendors on scene, this should be an awesome day. Check it out:
http://www.gotjk.com/events.html
11am to 7pm Saturday, June 27th.
Stacie and I plan to be there representing BlueRibbon Coalition, being around to talk land use and access, and how we can all save our trails and our sport. With over 40 vendors on scene, this should be an awesome day. Check it out:
http://www.gotjk.com/events.html
Do Survey to Help BlueRibbon Coalition Save More Trails
THE BLUERIBBON COALITION WANTS TO HEAR FROM YOU! TAKE OUR SURVEY AND YOU COULD WIN A NEW GPS
June 9th, 2009
Contacts:
Greg Mumm, BRC Executive Director
Phone: 208-237-1008
Fax: 208-237-9424
Email: brgreg@sharetrails.org
Webpage: http://www.sharetrails.org/staff/#GregM
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Survey participants will be entered in a drawing to receive a FREE GPS unit (pictured).Click image to enlarge. POCATELLO, ID (June 9) — The BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC) is asking recreationists of all types to take part in our online survey. This is your chance to give input to help shape the future of our active organization. As an added incentive, by taking the survey, your name will automatically be put in a special drawing for a brand new GPS.
The survey takes only about ten minutes and has two versions designed for both members and for recreationists who are not members. We want to hear from everyone!
The BRC Board of Directors, staff and contractors know very well that our access battles will be won by a large united team of folks working toward common goals, with focused objectives. "BlueRibbon is the national grassroots organization that can continue to build the team that will win the fights," said Greg Mumm, Executive Director of the BlueRibbon Coalition. "This simple online survey and the information we get from it will help us build an even stronger team."So please take just a few minutes and fill out our survey online by visiting http://www.sharetrails.org/survey-intro.
Did we mention it's important and that you could win a brand new GPS? Take the survey—we've made it worth your while.
from the BlueRibbon Coalition team...
June 9th, 2009
Contacts:
Greg Mumm, BRC Executive Director
Phone: 208-237-1008
Fax: 208-237-9424
Email: brgreg@sharetrails.org
Webpage: http://www.sharetrails.org/staff/#GregM
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Survey participants will be entered in a drawing to receive a FREE GPS unit (pictured).Click image to enlarge. POCATELLO, ID (June 9) — The BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC) is asking recreationists of all types to take part in our online survey. This is your chance to give input to help shape the future of our active organization. As an added incentive, by taking the survey, your name will automatically be put in a special drawing for a brand new GPS.
The survey takes only about ten minutes and has two versions designed for both members and for recreationists who are not members. We want to hear from everyone!
The BRC Board of Directors, staff and contractors know very well that our access battles will be won by a large united team of folks working toward common goals, with focused objectives. "BlueRibbon is the national grassroots organization that can continue to build the team that will win the fights," said Greg Mumm, Executive Director of the BlueRibbon Coalition. "This simple online survey and the information we get from it will help us build an even stronger team."So please take just a few minutes and fill out our survey online by visiting http://www.sharetrails.org/survey-intro.
Did we mention it's important and that you could win a brand new GPS? Take the survey—we've made it worth your while.
from the BlueRibbon Coalition team...
Safari Straps Supports BlueRibbon Coalition
It's always such a pleasure to let folks know when a business is following through with their commitment to land use and access. Safari Straps is one of those stellar businesses, in my book. They have been donating 10% of their sales to BlueRibbon Coalition these past couple months and WOW, it's awesome. It's really helping BRC save our trails.
BRC has seen righteous donations from Safari Straps from the Jeep Beach event in Florida with the Mid Florida Jeep Club, the Big Bear Forest Fest (with the Inland Empire 4Wheelers), and coming up with the JK Summerfest in Irvine, CA, with the http://www.gotjk.com/ folks they have donated another set of Safari Straps worth $355 to help raise money (not to mention awareness) for BRC. AWESOME.
Thank you Safari Straps for all you do, and for your great product. Stacie and I run Safari Strap products on our Jeep TJ and we can attest to their usefulness, durability and quality.
Learn more about these great folks and their awesome product line at http://www.safaristraps.com.
Del
Reno, NV, Cameras and Photography
While at Reno Rocks 4x4 this past weekend, I had minor camera issues, needed some photo supplies (and had cameras that needed serious cleaning, right now). I found a couple places worth putting in your notebook of places to get good service.
For supplies and cameras, try Gordon's Photo Service (in Reno and Carson City):
http://www.gordonsphotoservice.com/index.html
If you need camera cleaning and service, Steve Sweringen owns and operates the Camera Clinic and he took care of three of my units, on the spot, with excellent service (and some helpful advice as well):
www.cameraclinic-usa.com
When I find businesses that do what they say they do, take care of customers and offer a fair price, I like to make mention of them in order to help you make better choices on where you spend your money.
Del
For supplies and cameras, try Gordon's Photo Service (in Reno and Carson City):
http://www.gordonsphotoservice.com/index.html
If you need camera cleaning and service, Steve Sweringen owns and operates the Camera Clinic and he took care of three of my units, on the spot, with excellent service (and some helpful advice as well):
www.cameraclinic-usa.com
When I find businesses that do what they say they do, take care of customers and offer a fair price, I like to make mention of them in order to help you make better choices on where you spend your money.
Del
Monday, June 22, 2009
Border to Border, Part II (OR and WA)
If you're keeping up with Chris Collard (and now his wife Suzanne, instead of me), on his way to Canada (from the Mexico border), then here is his blog, part II on www.fourwheeler.com.
http://blogs.fourwheeler.com/6551421/miscellaneous/border-to-border-2009-all-dirt-off-road-jeep-trek-from-mexico-to-canada-part-2/index.html
Del
http://blogs.fourwheeler.com/6551421/miscellaneous/border-to-border-2009-all-dirt-off-road-jeep-trek-from-mexico-to-canada-part-2/index.html
Del
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