Mike Romain

Soon man soon.....

Mike

Greg wrote:
>
> When are you going to move to the west coast so I can play?
>
> "Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
> news:42DC1F0A.A9520A41@sympatico.ca...
> > Folks,
> >
> > We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> > Day, September 5th.
> >
> > The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> > family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> > camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> > pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> > just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> > lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
> >
> > Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> > weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> > Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> > with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
> >
> > Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> > unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> > trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
> >
> > Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> > night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> > anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> > meet up with anyone.
> >
> > Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

So it looks like a couple of folks are going in Friday the 26th, I am
going to try and get in early too but Melody has to work until Sat
Midnight so I might be going out for her or just waiting. I will know
in a few days.

I do have an old fiberglass canoe anyone is welcome to come pick up if
they want to carry it in and back out. I am only bringing my plastic
dingy in the CJ7 this trip. I can't paddle the canoe. :-(

One person was asking about car access and yes, folks are getting mini
vans into the next lake over easily. There is a 'closed' dam almost all
the way in that is passable or easily forded by a 4x4 if they do dig it
out or something, but passable.

The short road into Merril off the main trail is rough and would be
difficult but not impossible by car. An astro van made it in... Or
one could park at the entrance where I will have a paper plate and
streamers set up and just walk the 1/4 mile in. We then could come out
and transfer gear in with a Jeep.

I 'could' make arrangements to come out to the trail head Friday night,
Sept. 2nd before the long weekend to meet folks if needed. Or any other
day for that matter.

I have good directions written up with a better end of trail directions
now to find the freaking campsite rather than drive on by me. Right
Billy Ray?

I will have paper plates marked RAMJ+W for the newsgroup initials with
some streamers at the main turns.

Mike

Mike Romain wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> Day, September 5th.
>
> The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
>
> Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
>
> Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
>
> Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> meet up with anyone.
>
> Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

So it looks like a couple of folks are going in Friday the 26th, I am
going to try and get in early too but Melody has to work until Sat
Midnight so I might be going out for her or just waiting. I will know
in a few days.

I do have an old fiberglass canoe anyone is welcome to come pick up if
they want to carry it in and back out. I am only bringing my plastic
dingy in the CJ7 this trip. I can't paddle the canoe. :-(

One person was asking about car access and yes, folks are getting mini
vans into the next lake over easily. There is a 'closed' dam almost all
the way in that is passable or easily forded by a 4x4 if they do dig it
out or something, but passable.

The short road into Merril off the main trail is rough and would be
difficult but not impossible by car. An astro van made it in... Or
one could park at the entrance where I will have a paper plate and
streamers set up and just walk the 1/4 mile in. We then could come out
and transfer gear in with a Jeep.

I 'could' make arrangements to come out to the trail head Friday night,
Sept. 2nd before the long weekend to meet folks if needed. Or any other
day for that matter.

I have good directions written up with a better end of trail directions
now to find the freaking campsite rather than drive on by me. Right
Billy Ray?

I will have paper plates marked RAMJ+W for the newsgroup initials with
some streamers at the main turns.

Mike

Mike Romain wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> Day, September 5th.
>
> The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
>
> Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
>
> Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
>
> Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> meet up with anyone.
>
> Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

So it looks like a couple of folks are going in Friday the 26th, I am
going to try and get in early too but Melody has to work until Sat
Midnight so I might be going out for her or just waiting. I will know
in a few days.

I do have an old fiberglass canoe anyone is welcome to come pick up if
they want to carry it in and back out. I am only bringing my plastic
dingy in the CJ7 this trip. I can't paddle the canoe. :-(

One person was asking about car access and yes, folks are getting mini
vans into the next lake over easily. There is a 'closed' dam almost all
the way in that is passable or easily forded by a 4x4 if they do dig it
out or something, but passable.

The short road into Merril off the main trail is rough and would be
difficult but not impossible by car. An astro van made it in... Or
one could park at the entrance where I will have a paper plate and
streamers set up and just walk the 1/4 mile in. We then could come out
and transfer gear in with a Jeep.

I 'could' make arrangements to come out to the trail head Friday night,
Sept. 2nd before the long weekend to meet folks if needed. Or any other
day for that matter.

I have good directions written up with a better end of trail directions
now to find the freaking campsite rather than drive on by me. Right
Billy Ray?

I will have paper plates marked RAMJ+W for the newsgroup initials with
some streamers at the main turns.

Mike

Mike Romain wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> Day, September 5th.
>
> The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
>
> Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
>
> Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
>
> Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> meet up with anyone.
>
> Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

So it looks like a couple of folks are going in Friday the 26th, I am
going to try and get in early too but Melody has to work until Sat
Midnight so I might be going out for her or just waiting. I will know
in a few days.

I do have an old fiberglass canoe anyone is welcome to come pick up if
they want to carry it in and back out. I am only bringing my plastic
dingy in the CJ7 this trip. I can't paddle the canoe. :-(

One person was asking about car access and yes, folks are getting mini
vans into the next lake over easily. There is a 'closed' dam almost all
the way in that is passable or easily forded by a 4x4 if they do dig it
out or something, but passable.

The short road into Merril off the main trail is rough and would be
difficult but not impossible by car. An astro van made it in... Or
one could park at the entrance where I will have a paper plate and
streamers set up and just walk the 1/4 mile in. We then could come out
and transfer gear in with a Jeep.

I 'could' make arrangements to come out to the trail head Friday night,
Sept. 2nd before the long weekend to meet folks if needed. Or any other
day for that matter.

I have good directions written up with a better end of trail directions
now to find the freaking campsite rather than drive on by me. Right
Billy Ray?

I will have paper plates marked RAMJ+W for the newsgroup initials with
some streamers at the main turns.

Mike

Mike Romain wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> Day, September 5th.
>
> The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
>
> Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
>
> Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
>
> Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> meet up with anyone.
>
> Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

Well I am off, see you all in a couple weeks and some of you even sooner
in person eh.

Mike

Mike Romain wrote:
>
> So it looks like a couple of folks are going in Friday the 26th, I am
> going to try and get in early too but Melody has to work until Sat
> Midnight so I might be going out for her or just waiting. I will know
> in a few days.
>
> I do have an old fiberglass canoe anyone is welcome to come pick up if
> they want to carry it in and back out. I am only bringing my plastic
> dingy in the CJ7 this trip. I can't paddle the canoe. :-(
>
> One person was asking about car access and yes, folks are getting mini
> vans into the next lake over easily. There is a 'closed' dam almost all
> the way in that is passable or easily forded by a 4x4 if they do dig it
> out or something, but passable.
>
> The short road into Merril off the main trail is rough and would be
> difficult but not impossible by car. An astro van made it in... Or
> one could park at the entrance where I will have a paper plate and
> streamers set up and just walk the 1/4 mile in. We then could come out
> and transfer gear in with a Jeep.
>
> I 'could' make arrangements to come out to the trail head Friday night,
> Sept. 2nd before the long weekend to meet folks if needed. Or any other
> day for that matter.
>
> I have good directions written up with a better end of trail directions
> now to find the freaking campsite rather than drive on by me. Right
> Billy Ray?
>
> I will have paper plates marked RAMJ+W for the newsgroup initials with
> some streamers at the main turns.
>
> Mike
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
> >
> > Folks,
> >
> > We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> > Day, September 5th.
> >
> > The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> > family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> > camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> > pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> > just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> > lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
> >
> > Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> > weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> > Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> > with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
> >
> > Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> > unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> > trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
> >
> > Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> > night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> > anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> > meet up with anyone.
> >
> > Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

Well I am off, see you all in a couple weeks and some of you even sooner
in person eh.

Mike

Mike Romain wrote:
>
> So it looks like a couple of folks are going in Friday the 26th, I am
> going to try and get in early too but Melody has to work until Sat
> Midnight so I might be going out for her or just waiting. I will know
> in a few days.
>
> I do have an old fiberglass canoe anyone is welcome to come pick up if
> they want to carry it in and back out. I am only bringing my plastic
> dingy in the CJ7 this trip. I can't paddle the canoe. :-(
>
> One person was asking about car access and yes, folks are getting mini
> vans into the next lake over easily. There is a 'closed' dam almost all
> the way in that is passable or easily forded by a 4x4 if they do dig it
> out or something, but passable.
>
> The short road into Merril off the main trail is rough and would be
> difficult but not impossible by car. An astro van made it in... Or
> one could park at the entrance where I will have a paper plate and
> streamers set up and just walk the 1/4 mile in. We then could come out
> and transfer gear in with a Jeep.
>
> I 'could' make arrangements to come out to the trail head Friday night,
> Sept. 2nd before the long weekend to meet folks if needed. Or any other
> day for that matter.
>
> I have good directions written up with a better end of trail directions
> now to find the freaking campsite rather than drive on by me. Right
> Billy Ray?
>
> I will have paper plates marked RAMJ+W for the newsgroup initials with
> some streamers at the main turns.
>
> Mike
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
> >
> > Folks,
> >
> > We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> > Day, September 5th.
> >
> > The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> > family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> > camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> > pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> > just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> > lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
> >
> > Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> > weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> > Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> > with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
> >
> > Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> > unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> > trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
> >
> > Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> > night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> > anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> > meet up with anyone.
> >
> > Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

Well I am off, see you all in a couple weeks and some of you even sooner
in person eh.

Mike

Mike Romain wrote:
>
> So it looks like a couple of folks are going in Friday the 26th, I am
> going to try and get in early too but Melody has to work until Sat
> Midnight so I might be going out for her or just waiting. I will know
> in a few days.
>
> I do have an old fiberglass canoe anyone is welcome to come pick up if
> they want to carry it in and back out. I am only bringing my plastic
> dingy in the CJ7 this trip. I can't paddle the canoe. :-(
>
> One person was asking about car access and yes, folks are getting mini
> vans into the next lake over easily. There is a 'closed' dam almost all
> the way in that is passable or easily forded by a 4x4 if they do dig it
> out or something, but passable.
>
> The short road into Merril off the main trail is rough and would be
> difficult but not impossible by car. An astro van made it in... Or
> one could park at the entrance where I will have a paper plate and
> streamers set up and just walk the 1/4 mile in. We then could come out
> and transfer gear in with a Jeep.
>
> I 'could' make arrangements to come out to the trail head Friday night,
> Sept. 2nd before the long weekend to meet folks if needed. Or any other
> day for that matter.
>
> I have good directions written up with a better end of trail directions
> now to find the freaking campsite rather than drive on by me. Right
> Billy Ray?
>
> I will have paper plates marked RAMJ+W for the newsgroup initials with
> some streamers at the main turns.
>
> Mike
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
> >
> > Folks,
> >
> > We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> > Day, September 5th.
> >
> > The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> > family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> > camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> > pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> > just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> > lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
> >
> > Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> > weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> > Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> > with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
> >
> > Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> > unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> > trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
> >
> > Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> > night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> > anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> > meet up with anyone.
> >
> > Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

Mike Romain

Well I am off, see you all in a couple weeks and some of you even sooner
in person eh.

Mike

Mike Romain wrote:
>
> So it looks like a couple of folks are going in Friday the 26th, I am
> going to try and get in early too but Melody has to work until Sat
> Midnight so I might be going out for her or just waiting. I will know
> in a few days.
>
> I do have an old fiberglass canoe anyone is welcome to come pick up if
> they want to carry it in and back out. I am only bringing my plastic
> dingy in the CJ7 this trip. I can't paddle the canoe. :-(
>
> One person was asking about car access and yes, folks are getting mini
> vans into the next lake over easily. There is a 'closed' dam almost all
> the way in that is passable or easily forded by a 4x4 if they do dig it
> out or something, but passable.
>
> The short road into Merril off the main trail is rough and would be
> difficult but not impossible by car. An astro van made it in... Or
> one could park at the entrance where I will have a paper plate and
> streamers set up and just walk the 1/4 mile in. We then could come out
> and transfer gear in with a Jeep.
>
> I 'could' make arrangements to come out to the trail head Friday night,
> Sept. 2nd before the long weekend to meet folks if needed. Or any other
> day for that matter.
>
> I have good directions written up with a better end of trail directions
> now to find the freaking campsite rather than drive on by me. Right
> Billy Ray?
>
> I will have paper plates marked RAMJ+W for the newsgroup initials with
> some streamers at the main turns.
>
> Mike
>
> Mike Romain wrote:
> >
> > Folks,
> >
> > We are heading into the bush on August 27th 2005 and coming out on Labor
> > Day, September 5th.
> >
> > The run will be north of Kingston Ontario in the Bancroft area and is
> > family oriented camping trip way back into crown land on primitive
> > camping spots. The lakes are full of Bass with some Trout and tons of
> > pan fish for the fishermen. 7 day fishing licenses are available. I am
> > just bringing a dingy this year, but canoeing is excellent with chain
> > lakes that go on and on, even put put motorboats.
> >
> > Some folks like Steve and Jo and Jason are coming for the full 2
> > weekends and some are coming in just for labor day weekend. I think
> > Snowboardripper is just coming in from Montreal for the long weekend
> > with Billy Ray wandering in some time or another?
> >
> > Anyway folks, we have a bunch already coming, camping spots are free and
> > unlimited right on the lakes, gas, beer and food not far from either
> > trail head for fresh supplies mid week.
> >
> > Usually I come out to the trail head to meet up with folks say Friday
> > night, but I have good maps and directions available so you can come in
> > anytime and find us or I can come out at any specific time and day to
> > meet up with anyone.
> >
> > Post or email me if you are interested, my 'reply to' is valid.
> >
> > Mike
> > 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> > 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

L.W.(=?iso-8859-1?Q?=DFill?=) Hughes III

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Mike Romain wrote:
>
> Well I am off, see you all in a couple weeks and some of you even sooner
> in person eh.
>
> Mike