Who is coming to OSRC in May?
- Thread starter Craig S
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My wife also asked me "what's there to do in Delta?" And I said "besides OSRC, I dunno..."
put your wife in your rig and let her drive
wheelewagon
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- West valley
Is it possible to be doing anything else at that time? I thought everything else stopped for OSRC... There are some rock beds and hot pots around there. Other then that, not much.
That could be a tough one to sell with it being your anniversary, at least if it was my wife. I was thinking of renting a travel trailer to take down there, told her it would be a great chance for us to rent one and see if we like it, but she asked me what was going on down there at that time (she sensed an alterer motive). Hard part will be keeping the four boys all happy....and the wife of course.
wheelewagon
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- West valley
Wives... They're the worst lol. I really can't think of much to do down there though. There's an ice cream burger joint down there. Or if she's willing to drive A little while, they could go to the hot pots or up to little sahara.
Both days at OSRC are from morning til night its kind of alot of time for her to just go do something by herself to stay busy, If she cant get onboard with just hanging out all day and watching the comp then I dont think she will have much fun. There alot of other wives going so make sure you tell her that it wont just be a bunch of guys.
You will be on each course for around 7-10 minutes then you are free for a while to go chill with her you are in the car for less than hour throughout the entire day
You will be on each course for around 7-10 minutes then you are free for a while to go chill with her you are in the car for less than hour throughout the entire day
wheelewagon
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- West valley
Agreed
Creampuff
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- West Jordan, Utah
I'll be there! Need 37's to stay in stock class but I think I have that figured out.
Registered! Kami will be driving again, so excited!!!
Here's my favorite OSRC moment for a little motivation:
I wasn't able to pay through paypal, it looks like it was because the event was still the 2013 event, and it said I had already paid for it??? I can mail a check if I need to.
Here's my favorite OSRC moment for a little motivation:
I wasn't able to pay through paypal, it looks like it was because the event was still the 2013 event, and it said I had already paid for it??? I can mail a check if I need to.
my problem would be finding something to do for my wife, but then I know she wouldn't want to head down wherever with the kids, even if it was two of them. Can't wait till my boys are older
She actually really wants to see OSRC and what it's about. It's weird. We discussed heading to Sand Hollow after everything is done as well. Not sure if that'll happen or not
BCGPER
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- Sunny Arizona
For those who haven't been, it's not "roughing it" like a normal rock crawl. Millard county has built a world class area with restrooms, bleachers to sit on, vendors to visit and so on. There's plenty going on to keep everyone entertained. My entire family has been going since day one, and look forward to it every year.
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leemastergt
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- Orem, UT
For those interested in the rock crawl will we be required to sign up for both the crawl and the cross? The cross doesn't interest me so much after I saw that youtube video of a couple rigs smashing into each other...
BCGPER
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You can sit out any part of the weekend, it just hurts your chances at the over all event win. You can still win the rockcrawl portion without participating in the other events.
leemastergt
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- Orem, UT
I see, so the event is designed so that a participant will compete in both. I'll pay my money and come enjoy the event then!