Second Annual ShrEdmonton Freestyle Footbag Tournament
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Freedom Footbags !
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Kites and Other Delights !
have been generous enough to shower us all in PRIZES! YAAAAAAY!

and
Kites and Other Delights !
have been generous enough to shower us all in PRIZES! YAAAAAAY!
Rory "Tophat" Dawson
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NOoooooooooooooooo don't use mapquest. It gives a slightly longer and less scenic route (and will most likely take you through heavy construction). I'll get Byrin to post our trip route from missoula to edmonton later tonight.
Rory "Tophat" Dawson
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Howdy! Byrin here.
I'm going to work backwards here to help you guys out. So our inital trip took us from the interstate to highway 93 up towards Kalispell. From there, highway 2 up to Browning and then north on highway 89 (which turns into highway 2 once you cross the border) all the way to Edmonton.
Our way home lead us along the interstate heading east until highway 89, then all the way to Browning, then highway 89 / 2 up to Edmonton.
If the conditions are right, I would say the first route is fastest (going through Kalispell and Glacier Park), but we caught road construction which dinged us an extra hour
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*is excited to see you folks in a month*
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James, if it works out that you don't have to go through Montana, I would suggest going north through the lower southeast tip of BC towards (and eventually through) Crowsnest Pass. It is much faster then going through Idaho and Montana. Sorry I can't relay you the detailed highways right now because the maps I'm getting are pretty lacking in detail :/.
I'm going to work backwards here to help you guys out. So our inital trip took us from the interstate to highway 93 up towards Kalispell. From there, highway 2 up to Browning and then north on highway 89 (which turns into highway 2 once you cross the border) all the way to Edmonton.
Our way home lead us along the interstate heading east until highway 89, then all the way to Browning, then highway 89 / 2 up to Edmonton.
If the conditions are right, I would say the first route is fastest (going through Kalispell and Glacier Park), but we caught road construction which dinged us an extra hour
*is excited to see you folks in a month*
EDIT
James, if it works out that you don't have to go through Montana, I would suggest going north through the lower southeast tip of BC towards (and eventually through) Crowsnest Pass. It is much faster then going through Idaho and Montana. Sorry I can't relay you the detailed highways right now because the maps I'm getting are pretty lacking in detail :/.
Rory "Tophat" Dawson
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I'm wondering what the rules for intermediate Shred 30 are? Are two's considered unique? What about... ok, that's really the only thing I can think of right now.
I'm still 100% I can make this. There are a number of factors that will determine whether I can go or not. The main ones or $$$ and my mother's permission. Either way, my coming or not shouldn't affect your plans too much as I don't require crash space.
Thanks in advance.
I'm still 100% I can make this. There are a number of factors that will determine whether I can go or not. The main ones or $$$ and my mother's permission. Either way, my coming or not shouldn't affect your plans too much as I don't require crash space.
Thanks in advance.
Crash space is looking goooooooood. I have friday off so feel free to arrive any time and give me a call on the cellular. Official type activities will start at 5 or 6 at the jamie platz ymca.habitat wrote:Alright guys, how is the crash space looking? If we came up by friday morning, would we have a place to stay? Let me know what we can do.
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Yeah two's are considered uniquesen wrote:I'm wondering what the rules for intermediate Shred 30 are? Are two's considered unique?
I'll post the exact shred30 rules we'll be using shortly. Just gotta talk some things over with the boys. Expect rules very similar to worlds05 (except w/ xdex).
Rory "Tophat" Dawson
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well, although its going to throw my plans of moving to boise in a dither, i guess ive been talked into attempting to go to this event. Sooooo0 that brings me to mah next question...crash space for 3?
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