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Posted by Alan Loshbaugh, TLCA Prez "Get Flat Nasty with Tornado Alley Cruisers" Come help us celebrate TLCA's 30th Anniversary with a weekend of great Registration is $65 and includes: 3 day park pass for the driver, General Flat Nasty offers a wide variety of trails from easy to expert. All trails Other area activities include canoe rentals from Jadwin Canoe Rental (about We will open registration Wednesday evening and again Thursday morning along You can register online at www.tornadoalleycruisers.com and pay with PayPal. Hope to see ya there!
on 7/26/2006, 2:51 pm
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Original Post: http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=93752
family fun!!!! This TLCA sanctioned event will be held September 28, 29 &
30, 2006 at FlatNasty Off-Road Park in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks, near
Salem, MO.
raffle ticket, Driver's raffle ticket, BBQ Dinner ticket, T-shirt and Decal.
Camping: On site camping is plentiful and primative but cheap at $5 per
vehicle per night. Other lodging information is available at the FlatNasty
link above.
Additional Items: Passengers (15 and over) $5, Meal tickets for the BBQ
Friday night are $10, T-shirts $15 (please pre-order shirts, very limited
quantities will available at the event).
are marked with trail number and rating at the entrance so you know what you're
getting into. FlatNasty is always opening new trails in the 850 acre park.
The park also has a monthly GPS Treasure Hunt, and has one trail, "Get It
Billy", that now has a bounty on it. As of April 29th the bounty was $101
cash and $350 in gift certificates from Drive Train Specialists for the
first rig to make it to the top unassisted.
1 mile from the park) and Akers Ferry Canoe Rental , both offering float
trips on the Current River.
with tech/safety inspections. Trails will run Thursday, Friday and Saturday
with a catered Bar-B-Q dinner Friday evening, followed by the raffles.
More info will be added as we go so please check back. Also look for our ad
in the next issue of Toyota Trails
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