10th Annual FJNORTHEASTERS run

lipek

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Get ready to reserve your spot for the 10th annual Northeast Run. You'll be joining us at Rausch Creek Off-Road Park on April 28th to April 30th for a week-end of wheeling events. Come meet other FJ Owners from Northeast USA and Canada and make new friends while enjoying 30 miles of some of the most beautiful trails around.

Spend a memorable weekend in a 1700 acre off-road park. Meet and run the trails with other FJ Cruisers. We have trails for every level of driver and vehicle.

Have a chat with reps and techs from our sponsors. Stay on the site in a comfortable RV or book a room in one of the nearby lodging facilities.

The FJNortheasters Northeast Run is a non-profit event. In 2015 FJNortheasters donated over $6,000.00 to charity. The registration fee is $75 which includes a catered dinner & raffle (Saturday evening) at the Twin Grove Campground's private lodge, a T-Shirt, and one FJNE sticker. If you do not want the included meal, you can let us know during the registration process and your registration will only cost $50. You can also buy extra meals, t-shirts, and stickers during the registration process.

Late registration (those after the April 1st, 2017 cutoff) can not be guaranteed a T-shirt or Event decal. We will be ordering extras but can not guarantee size availability for T-shirts and depending on the number of registrants, we can not guarantee a spot for the dinner/raffle. Please make sure you register before the April 1st, 2017 deadline to guarantee the above! Late registration will be $35 which does not include a T-shirt, Decal, and Dinner/Raffle.

The event will be held rain or shine
We will not be able to give any refunds after April 1st, 2017
Please note that the registration fee does not include access to the park. To wheel at Rausch Creek Off-Road Park you must first register with them for $15 a year, there is a charge of $40/day (or a 5 day pass for $160) per vehicle and 7$/day for passengers of age 16 and up.
The FJNortheasters are not liable for anyone's wrong doing, property damages (personal and/or to the park) or injuries resulting from this event. You are responsible for your own actions and will be personally responsible for any compensation for the above mentioned articles. This event is solely for the purpose of a social gathering. You will be expected to abide by the rules of the Rausch Creek Off Road Park.
Rausch Creek Off-Road Park
Failure to follow the park rules or not carrying yourself in a responsible manner will result in your dismissal from the event. The FJNortheasters follow the "Tread Lightly" philosophy for off roading. Be responsible and be respectful, that's all we expect from you.

https://fjnortheasters.org/index.php

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[MENTION=76550]cbielat[/MENTION], [MENTION=79132]Nyc-Runner[/MENTION], [MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION]
 
Me and [MENTION=76550]cbielat[/MENTION] are in buddy! Hope to be there Thursday night at the latest but we shall see as you know how things can change. Looking forward to brining and wheeling the new rig and of course hanging with all your guys around the camp fire!
[MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION] I hope your in attendance this year with the new rig as well?

By the way the date on the flyer above still say April 5th - 7th...


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[MENTION=103699]lipek[/MENTION] Yeah man, we'll be there as always. Looking forward to another fun weekend with the crew!
 
[MENTION=103699]lipek[/MENTION] [MENTION=79132]Nyc-Runner[/MENTION] [MENTION=76550]cbielat[/MENTION]

Not sure what may or may not have heard.

Been a busy last couple of months. Building a house for my nephew, and hope to have that done by mid AprIL. As usual, the regular job and commute keep me pretty busy.

The real fly in the ointment is I was diagnosed with cancer last October. It's not out on FB....so I ask you please keep your comments off there...thanks.

God knows I need a break. I missed the VOR...which is one of my "must do" trips of the year. So after the last several months...I'll be looking for a break....big ****ing time.

Hoping the timing works out. Don't know that I'll have my lift and bumper/winch on by then....but I'd be perfectly happy staying and camp and cooking all day.

Can't commit quite yet. My treatments in Manhattan are every 3 weeks so I'm hoping the time slot works as well..

Can't wait to see ya's
 
[MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION] I did not know about this, Danielle and I wish you speedy recovery and hopefully we will see you and your glamping trailer at the event.
 
[MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION] Wow I didn't know that either buddy! Now go build that house and kick that Cancers ass and we all hope you can attend FJNE ,,as you said even if the lift isn't on will still be great to hang around the camp fire. You can always hit some greens or hope in one of our rigs. Give a holler if you need a hand with anything, Truck related or anything else!I'm serious don't hesitate!
 
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[MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION]
Pat! Wasn't expecting to read this. Praying you beat that awful disease and we get to see you.
 
[MENTION=47340]Titanpat57[/MENTION]
Pat! Wasn't expecting to read this. Praying you beat that awful disease and we get to see you.

Thanks Chris...it sucks, but one thing I realized after 5 treatments and sitting in the 5th floor waiting room at Memorial Sloan Kettering, until it's my turn for my treatment.... that I really have no problems compared to some of the folks I see...and I thank God for that. I'm back to work full time after some surgery to have a mass removed, and I'm staying pretty active. The house is actually a good distraction...because sometimes when your mind wanders, it's not always a good thing.

I'm on a immunaltherapy drug called Keytruda, which has about a 38% chance of working. My recent PET scan showed no signs of spreading as of yet. I have to get one of those every 3 months. The cancer I have is pretty rare and aggressive (Anorectal Melanoma), and doesn't react well to conventional chemo or radiation...so this Keytruda is a miracle right now (well, right after the prayers). The outpouring of compassion, from so many people, is beyond humbling.

I'm feeling pretty good about the outcome, and I'm no quitter, and I have no plans of taking this shit lying down....so we have lots of things to do, and beer to drink!
 
Thanks Chris...it sucks, but one thing I realized after 5 treatments and sitting in the 5th floor waiting room at Memorial Sloan Kettering, until it's my turn for my treatment.... that I really have no problems compared to some of the folks I see...and I thank God for that. I'm back to work full time after some surgery to have a mass removed, and I'm staying pretty active. The house is actually a good distraction...because sometimes when your mind wanders, it's not always a good thing.

I'm on a immunaltherapy drug called Keytruda, which has about a 38% chance of working. My recent PET scan showed no signs of spreading as of yet. I have to get one of those every 3 months. The cancer I have is pretty rare and aggressive (Anorectal Melanoma), and doesn't react well to conventional chemo or radiation...so this Keytruda is a miracle right now (well, right after the prayers). The outpouring of compassion, from so many people, is beyond humbling.

I'm feeling pretty good about the outcome, and I'm no quitter, and I have no plans of taking this shit lying down....so we have lots of things to do, and beer to drink!

Just need to keep a positive mind. I guess it's all you can do. You'll be with us in April and can't wait!
 
But...

With all the other BS aired out....for anyone wanting to get out on really great trail run....this is the event for you.

Besides being a fun bunch...the FJ Northeasters really pride themselves in being open to everyone, with any range of skill level. When the groups head out, you can't believe how fast the day passes...and you never see the same thing twice.

If you haven't ridden the trails at Rauch Creek, don't cut yourself short....it's really, really a fun time. The parks proximity to hotel, camping, food, fuel and in general, the beautiful Pennsylvania countryside, is unequaled.

We chose to stay at the campground...which manages to be a real party in its own right. It has clean bathrooms, pavilions, and a really nice camp store/restaurant...with one of the best breakfast I ever had.

So no matter what your experience level, this is a great way to kick off the start of the summer. If you're new it's perfect....and if you're hardcore, I don't think you'll find a better bunch of experienced guys.
 
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