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Re: Hillsboro,Tx show pull
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Posted by L.C.Gray on June 19, 2007 at 16:30:22 from (208.193.186.146):
In Reply to: Hillsboro,Tx show pull posted by kito169 on June 18, 2007 at 19:37:14:
I remember the weekend it was supposed to have been and what the weather was and figured it was getting washed out. Where that show is held I'll bet it could get pretty nasty pretty quick if a big rain rolled in during the show. I'm glad to know when its been rescheduled for and may try to be there again this year. I once made it out of a show held on low ground when rain started during the parade. Luckily I was at the front of the p'rade and got out of line first and drove striaght over and onto the trailer. I got both machines loaded and made it out and up the hill before the bottom dropped out. I talked to a few folks later that weren't as fortunate.
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