Southeast = The Good East

[Brent4ADV]

Much easier to find local info with the split. Thanks!

[Captain Quack]

As long as The Good East is here, might as well enjoy it. No entry fee and this year we will have a Scavenger Hunt!

Lost in the Smokies!

September 24 – 27, 2009

Four days of great roads and fun with your RotLE friends in beautiful Eastern Tennessee, near Gatlinburg.

Camping at the Cosby Ranch (nee Fox Den) 423 487 3178 FoxDen@cosbyranch.com, 311 S Highway 32, Cosby, TN

Rooms at the Bear Cub Inn (formerly the Cub Motel,under new ownership), with spacious accommodations on Cosby Creek (423) 487 2818 or 888 853 9370, 4350 Cosby Highway (TN 32) www.bearcubinn.webs.com

Groups or families can rent a Log Cabin from Cramer’s Creekside Cabins (423) 237 3334, www.cramerscreeksidecabins.com

Private dinner at Gary’s Market and Deli, 4209 Ground Hog Road, on Saturday night!

Best of all, ride the great, un-crowded roads of Eastern TN and Western NC! Ride with Richard Corn, Terry Tucker and your host, Andy Kay, King of the Riders of the Lost Empire. Daily Rides, Self-Guided Ride maps and sights to see, to please every rider’s skill level and interest and the opportunity to visit with the Lusty Slogger, hisself.

No Registration Fee for current RotLE members, just pay for Dinner and your “beverages”. Reservations required for dinner, email Andy@lostempire.com or call 772 341 0934, Riders of the Lost Empire, 4319 Ground Hog Road, Cosby, TN 37722 Event shirts are also available, ask for details.

Can’t make it this year? Make plans for September 23-26, 2010 NOW.

[Jamie Z]

Originally Posted by Baldy

So half a year later, how did that Eastern Regional split work out?

Still, I kinda wish East and West Tennessee were separated, as are culturally and geographically different. West Tennessee is part of the Mississippi Delta, part of Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas. East Tennessee is Appalachia, east coast. The terrain, culture, and people are very different.

Jamie

[FocusPlayer]

Howdy,
I'm new here - but not new to East TN - where I'm sitting....waiting for this snow storm to hit.....

and go away, so I can get out and ride !!

[bobbob]

Just moved to Rome GA area. Anyone able to show me some places to ride? I have a DR650 like to ride about 70 road 30 trail any help with area

[scott P]

Originally Posted by bobbob

Just moved to Rome GA area. Anyone able to show me some places to ride? I have a DR650 like to ride about 70 road 30 trail any help with area

try posting here http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=194015 Dualsports Of Georga

They can hook you up

[VOLdog]

Originally Posted by bobbob

Just moved to Rome GA area. Anyone able to show me some places to ride? I have a DR650 like to ride about 70 road 30 trail any help with area

when it warms up a little. send me a pm with contact #

[Piscator]

Just relocated to Nashville from VA... weather is starting to turn and I'm lookin for some riding buddies or forum suggestions... Thx!

[parkerfe]

Me and 4 friends plan to ride both days... http://forum.dixiedualsport.com/file?id=1096294

[Magnum1b]

Before "Pinks" was a dream in Paul Pink's sleep, before the "Golden Age" of Hollywood, in 1916 James Mallis opened the first Nu-Way Weiner stand on Cotton Avenue in Macon, Georgia.

That original location with it's Neon Sign is still in operation and for those tired of the same ole same old, the Southern Good Ole Boys Network hereby invites you to meet us for a famous Nu-Way chili dog.

Yes, on Saturday November 19, beginning around 11:30 AM (cause they roll up the sidewalks after dark) the First Annual "Chomp da Dawgs" RTE will convene at the intersection of Cotton Avenue and Cherry Street in Historic Downtown Macon, Georgia. We'll probably stay for a couple of hours or until the last one leaves. The address is 430 Cotton Avenue, Macon, GA and their phone number is (478) 743-1368
in case Ms. Garmin leads you astray.

As they say down South, "I'd Go a Long Way For a Nu-Way". ; ) Door prizes for longest, shortest, oldest, and youngest are under consideration. We don't have a Rally yet, but who knows what the future might bring.


Sincerely, Your Instigators at
Large,
Jim Weaver and Jack Ferguson

[Magnum1b]

We had a great turn out to Nu-Way Weiners in Macon. We counted about 45 riders including 2011 Iron Butt Rally winner Peter Behm who rode over 1600 miles for a couple of hot dogs. He was riding his new Super Tenere.

[Ernbo6]

Originally Posted by Magnum1b

Before "Pinks" was a dream in Paul Pink's sleep, before the "Golden Age" of Hollywood, in 1916 James Mallis opened the first Nu-Way Weiner stand on Cotton Avenue in Macon, Georgia.

That original location with it's Neon Sign is still in operation and for those tired of the same ole same old, the Southern Good Ole Boys Network hereby invites you to meet us for a famous Nu-Way chili dog.

Yes, on Saturday November 19, beginning around 11:30 AM (cause they roll up the sidewalks after dark) the First Annual "Chomp da Dawgs" RTE will convene at the intersection of Cotton Avenue and Cherry Street in Historic Downtown Macon, Georgia. We'll probably stay for a couple of hours or until the last one leaves. The address is 430 Cotton Avenue, Macon, GA and their phone number is (478) 743-1368
in case Ms. Garmin leads you astray.

As they say down South, "I'd Go a Long Way For a Nu-Way". ; ) Door prizes for longest, shortest, oldest, and youngest are under consideration. We don't have a Rally yet, but who knows what the future might bring.


Sincerely, Your Instigators at
Large,
Jim Weaver and Jack Ferguson

I'm out of the country and am sorry to have missed this. It sounded like you had a great turn-out and hopefully you'll do this again. If I'm stateside I'm in.

[Al Tuna]

Happy New Year Everyone!

[Mr&MrsErnbo]

Not much taking place lately. Any rides for the Spring?
It might be fun to see some of ya'll again.