Ken is spot-on about
all of this. I just checked out the course--my teammates at 352 have put
together a great cyclocross course that will be really spectator-friendly
while also very challenging. And Hoggetowne Ale Works is indeed stepping up
to provide beverages. More accurately, Hoggetowne's owner and several local
home brewers affiliated with Hoggetowne are donating beer they've crafted.
Hoggetowner (and close friend) Chris Hart will be serving up samples on
Saturday and will have some home brewing kits to check out as well. Please
support Hoggetowne and the brewers who've hand crafted truly fine beer for
us--and get your 'cross on! Mountain bikes work just fine--think of your
fat tire rig as a gateway drug that will get you moving toward the "hard
stuff"--a dedicated 'cross bike--for next season.
From: Ken Sallot
<ken@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: GCC Listserv <gccmail@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2011
10:24 AM
Subject:
GCCMail: support local racing
This weekend is "Swamp Cross", a local race put on by the good folks at
Team Florida and Bikes & More. If I were in town, I'd be out
there getting covered in mud, so you'll have to do that for
me.
Racing is cheap ($15 for beginners!). Even if you don't
have a cross bike, if you have a mountain bike you can play. And I
hear Hoggetowne Ale Works will be providing the refreshments.
You
can find more details
at:
http://www.floridacx.com/swamp-cross
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