Moab Black Sheep Week -March 31-April 5, 2013

[Silverton34]

Not to sound like a total newbie. But are there any registration or vehicle requirements that you need. Just trying to plan the trip. I know a few states make out of state vehicles register for trail or off road driving. It looks like 1200 miles one way and a quick calculation looks like fuel costs will be $850, if not more. I'm checking on line for some camp sites, any one have a recommendation? Not sure of anyone else is camping or not. I will be bringing my wife and two sons.

Yup, entry permit required. This group usually phrases it, "new guy brings the beer!"

 

[jakesz28]

If I'm buying beer I'm not bringing any thing that ends with the word lite. :cheers:

 

[Bigunit]

Music to my ears!

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[Green 1]

If I'm buying beer I'm not bringing any thing that ends with the word lite. :cheers:

Damn newbies think they know what good beer is. I guess I will bring my own.

 

[Bigunit]

Don't worry Matt. I'll have you well supplied.

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[jakesz28]

I know the new crave is in all that favored water they sell. :giggle: I just like the Belgium and IPA style beers. I could even bring some of my home brews. :cheers:

 

[Silverton34]

Mmmmmm,,, beeeeer!:horns:

 

[LagunaH1]

What is this "beer" of which you speak?

 

[3Hummers]

Everyone usually brings some of the local brew to donate to Neo's beer stash. I will be going over the truck some this coming weekend in preparation for the trip.

 

[LagunaH1]

I plan on continue the build of Neo's other beverage wall.....

 

[Neo]

home brews would be an extra awsome treat :cheers:

 

[jakesz28]

I have an red ale that's about 9%, a trappist that finished too dry, for its style, and a porter that still needs bottled. The porter will have some notes of chocolate and coffee. The Trappist is still a good brew just the hops stand out to much now to be a fine Belgium.

 

[Green 1]

Beer that has a higher content is always appreciated and it is obvious I am an idiot when it comes to beer so bring what you want. :thumbs:

 

[3Hummers]

Scotch is my beverage of choice. I drink beer but I am a consumer not a connesuer.

 

[Timgco]

Is it time yet?

 

[LagunaH1]

home brews would be an extra awsome treat :cheers:

Moonshine!

 

[Zach]

Moonshine!

There is a liquor store locally to me that has it. Legal too. Stuff's like rocket fuel, but damn good!

 

[alrock]

Yes Tim, it's time for you to get a HUMMER

 

[LagunaH1]

Yes Tim, it's time for you to get a HUMMER

Isn't that a bit personal?

 

[alrock]

Only if you are the one hooking him up

 

[Zach]

Isn't that a bit personal?

Guess it depends on who's hooking him up. Definitely, NOT ME!

 

[HIROLA]

Alright folks, looks like I'm 100% committed to joining you all in Moab this time (unless the truck craps out on me between now and when it rolls into Moab). Feel free to update my commitment information on the first page. 1 person (me), Hell YES I’m coming, Sat-Sat, planning to camp at Neo's, and i'll be driving about 2100 miles from VA. Oh yea, and I'll bring some Yuengling cause I don't think you westerners stock that beer out there.

 

[3Hummers]

Cool. Glad you are going to make it. It will be worth the drive.

 

[abearden]

If I'm buying beer I'm not bringing any thing that ends with the word lite. :cheers:

Nothing that ends in "lite" can be considered beer, now can it? :thumbs:

 

[abearden]

There is a liquor store locally to me that has it. Legal too. Stuff's like rocket fuel, but damn good!

Really? Is it the 150 or the real 190+? If it's the strong stuff, I might need to get some.

Hmm, if I start now I can bring a jug of Apple Pie Moonshine. Should have cooled off by then.

home brews would be an extra awsome treat :cheers:

Unfortunately my apple cider won't be done by April, I'll have to prepare for next time.