I have served as the Event Beverage Manager for some time, bringing the sodas, ice, & ice chests to our various picnics and parties.  I will be out of town Saturday and we will need a volunteer to bring those things from my home (NW Gvl) to Paynes Prairie State Park for  our picnic.

We will have 4 ice chests (3 small) to transport so you will probably will need either a van, pickup truck or other utility vehicle.

PLEASE contact me as soon as possible.

Thanks in advance…

Bob Newman, President & Event Beverage Manager

Gainesville Cycling Club

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The Gainesville Cycling Club will have a picnic at Paynes Prairie State Park on Saturday, April 30.   The Park is a perfect place for family bike riding, with several miles of quiet paved roads suitable for riders of all ages.  There is also an off-road (dirt) trail system, that has gentle trails that wind through different ecosystems.

Ride leaders may want to plan rides that begin and/or end at the Park.  The picnic begins at 12:00 noon.

Please RSVP to the GCC website so we can get a count of how many people to expect.

Chandler will be serving hamburgers, hot dogs, salmon burgers, Boca burgers and (if available) Johnsonville bratwursts.  Please send RSVP to chanbike@xxxxxxx if you have a preference.

Club members are asked to bring a side dish such as a salad or desert to round out the feast.

Directions to Paynes Prairie State Park:   Take NW/SW 13th Street (US 441) south toward Micanopy.  The Park is one mile north of Micanopy on the east (left) side of the road.   If you reach Micanopy, you have gone too far.  After entering the Park, go about 1/2 mile and turn left at the intersection.  The picnic is at the pavilion by the Lake.  Park entry fees are $2 for persons on a bike, $4 for a car with one person,  $6 for cars with two or more persons.

If you have questions, please E-mail me.

Chandler Otis
Chanbike@xxxxxxx