2014 Northern CT Posse Fall Ride & BBQ
10-04-2014, 09:06 AM
#22
all vette's, let's ride 
Sunday, october 19, 2014.
We will round-up at the dunkin donuts, 89 elm street, enfield, ct (exit 48 off of i-91). We will leave at approximately 8:45am. For those who want, there is a denny's there for an early breakfast, too.
We'll head north on i-91 and then i-291 to our first stop at randall's farms in ludlow, ma.
http://www.randallsfarm.net/
then backroads to the quabbin reservoir in belchertown, ma. http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/dcr...reservoir.html
from there we'll head to the amherst farm winery for a taste. ($5 for 5 tastes and a logo glass)
http://www.amherstfarmwinery.com/
and finally some nice scenic roads to mt. Sugarloaf, s. Deerfield, ma.
($2 parking fee). http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/dcr...servation.html
after all the sightseeing, we'll put on a feed-bag at bub's bbq in sunderland, ma. ($ is very reasonable).
http://www.bubsbbq.com/ordereze/default.aspx. We should be here around 2:30/3:00 pm.
Yankee candle is nearby for those who wish to stop after or head home on i-91 south. http://www.yankeecandle.com/about-ya...field-events/t
anyone driving a vette is welcome to join in. If you haven't already, please sign up.
You may want to pack some snacks, cold drinks, as lunch will be late in day.
Bring some walkie-talkies if you have them.
Posse riders:
bullmarket - 2
jeffjob - 2
jmbbluevette - 2
xeurotrashowner - 1
tuf-nuf - 2
subfixer - 1
ctyank2 - 2
vcam - 2
high9s - 2
z_corvette - 2
camburger - 2
jimmy d - 2
hrdtopc54fun - 2
mecholova - 1
bphorseguy - 2
Sunday, october 19, 2014.
We will round-up at the dunkin donuts, 89 elm street, enfield, ct (exit 48 off of i-91). We will leave at approximately 8:45am. For those who want, there is a denny's there for an early breakfast, too.
We'll head north on i-91 and then i-291 to our first stop at randall's farms in ludlow, ma.
http://www.randallsfarm.net/
then backroads to the quabbin reservoir in belchertown, ma. http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/dcr...reservoir.html
from there we'll head to the amherst farm winery for a taste. ($5 for 5 tastes and a logo glass)
http://www.amherstfarmwinery.com/
and finally some nice scenic roads to mt. Sugarloaf, s. Deerfield, ma.
($2 parking fee). http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/dcr...servation.html
after all the sightseeing, we'll put on a feed-bag at bub's bbq in sunderland, ma. ($ is very reasonable).
http://www.bubsbbq.com/ordereze/default.aspx. We should be here around 2:30/3:00 pm.
Yankee candle is nearby for those who wish to stop after or head home on i-91 south. http://www.yankeecandle.com/about-ya...field-events/t
anyone driving a vette is welcome to join in. If you haven't already, please sign up.
You may want to pack some snacks, cold drinks, as lunch will be late in day.
Bring some walkie-talkies if you have them.
Posse riders:
bullmarket - 2
jeffjob - 2
jmbbluevette - 2
xeurotrashowner - 1
tuf-nuf - 2
subfixer - 1
ctyank2 - 2
vcam - 2
high9s - 2
z_corvette - 2
camburger - 2
jimmy d - 2
hrdtopc54fun - 2
mecholova - 1
bphorseguy - 2
10-05-2014, 09:00 PM
#23
Melting Slicks
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I'm in if my back allows. Not sure if I'll make the whole ride, but I want to give it a try, I've missed too much stuff over the last 15 months. -Dan (1)
10-06-2014, 07:14 AM
#27
Burning Brakes
Wow a ride right in my own back yard 
I drive up that way often mostly with the C6 and it's really nice, it should be enjoyable. I myself like to continue further up north until I catch up with route 2, the mohawk trail, which makes for an unbelievable drive when heading west. The last time I drove the mohawk trail, a few weeks ago, a black bear ran in front my vette. Too bad it all happened too quickly to snap a picture. I like to stop in shelburne falls for breakfast, walk on the bridge of flowers, and then continue through the absolutely lovely twisty roads through north adams on my way to williamstown. Then I stop there, have lunch and then head south, hitting the lee outlets and come back home through the quiet countryside on route 57. I also love to hit all the little country stores on the way home getting a coffee or something or just to look around. It's really nice country living out here.
I drive up that way often mostly with the C6 and it's really nice, it should be enjoyable. I myself like to continue further up north until I catch up with route 2, the mohawk trail, which makes for an unbelievable drive when heading west. The last time I drove the mohawk trail, a few weeks ago, a black bear ran in front my vette. Too bad it all happened too quickly to snap a picture. I like to stop in shelburne falls for breakfast, walk on the bridge of flowers, and then continue through the absolutely lovely twisty roads through north adams on my way to williamstown. Then I stop there, have lunch and then head south, hitting the lee outlets and come back home through the quiet countryside on route 57. I also love to hit all the little country stores on the way home getting a coffee or something or just to look around. It's really nice country living out here.
10-06-2014, 07:27 AM
#28
POSSE SENIOR RIDER
Thread Starter
Wow a ride right in my own back yard I drive up that way often mostly with the C6 and it's really nice, it should be enjoyable. I myself like to continue further up north until I catch up with route 2, the mohawk trail, which makes for an unbelievable drive when heading west. The last time I drove the mohawk trail, a few weeks ago, a black bear ran in front my vette. Too bad it all happened too quickly to snap a picture. I like to stop in shelburne falls for breakfast, walk on the bridge of flowers, and then continue through the absolutely lovely twisty roads through north adams on my way to williamstown. Then I stop there, have lunch and then head south, hitting the lee outlets and come back home through the quiet countryside on route 57. I also love to hit all the little country stores on the way home getting a coffee or something or just to look around. It's really nice country living out here.
I drive up that way often mostly with the C6 and it's really nice, it should be enjoyable. I myself like to continue further up north until I catch up with route 2, the mohawk trail, which makes for an unbelievable drive when heading west. The last time I drove the mohawk trail, a few weeks ago, a black bear ran in front my vette. Too bad it all happened too quickly to snap a picture. I like to stop in shelburne falls for breakfast, walk on the bridge of flowers, and then continue through the absolutely lovely twisty roads through north adams on my way to williamstown. Then I stop there, have lunch and then head south, hitting the lee outlets and come back home through the quiet countryside on route 57. I also love to hit all the little country stores on the way home getting a coffee or something or just to look around. It's really nice country living out here.Why don't you join us for the fun. All the wives will be there.
Last edited by bullmarket; 10-06-2014 at 07:34 AM.
