Hello friends of the road,
I hope you enjoyed the warm weather the past couple days. I know you’re not excited about the snow this weekend, but trust me, it won’t last. The mud season will continue after a short intermission.

I hope everyone has received their membership packets by now. The USPS can be slow at times, but they should have all reached you by now. If anyone has any feedback, it is always welcome. Just reply to this message with any comments you may have.

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