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Date:         Wed, 20 Sep 2006 00:52:33 -0400
Reply-To:     The Bus Depot <vanagon@BUSDEPOT.COM>
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From:         The Bus Depot <vanagon@BUSDEPOT.COM>
Subject:      Re: its official "BUSES by the DEPOT" vw van get-together sat Oct
              14th Green Lane PA
Comments: cc: Joy Hecht <jhecht@ALUM.MIT.EDU>
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> of course, what possible reason would > there be not to open it up to all buses?

I think we all agree with Chris that there's no reason to exclude any vintages of VW vans. I subscribe to all the other lists/groups, so I could certainly pass the message on. However I am a bit reluctant only because if I spread the word about an event called Buses By the Depot, it may be construed that I'm the one putting it together, and it's really Chris' baby. Chris, if you want me to spread the word I can. Or if anyone else wants to pass it on...?

> Was someone who lives right near there going to go over and > scout? Could you perhaps talk to the park about the > logistics of getting a bunch of spaces together, and let us > know? If they only take cash, then presumably no money is > needed in advance to reserve spots anyway.

I live five minutes away and already spoke to them. Basically the only way to reserve a campsite (or a block of them) is to either show up with cash or mail a check. You can call to reserve a site, but unless you mail them a check they don't actually hold it for you, which kind of defeats the purpose of being able to call it in. They told me that if we did not reserve sites, we would probably, but not definitely, be able to find some together. It all depends on the weather that weekend; they get a lot of last-minute local drop-ins if the weather is really nice, because county residents only pay $7 for a site (versus $15 for non county residents).

I have a solution for this, since I live right down the road. If you want to attend, you can Paypal the $15 camping fee to me (at ron@busdepot.com) along with your name, address, and phone number (since they need this info for the reservation). Around the beginning of October (which allows a bit of time for everyone to get their Paypal in), I'll go there and pay for the sites in cash. Since this will be a couple of weeks in advance, I expect I'll be able to reserve adjacent sites and maybe have my pick of the best ones. If you get your Paypal in late, I can still swing by again and reserve your site separately, hopefully still adjacent if available. And if you decide to show up at the last minute without a reservation, you'll have to take your chances on whether there's a nearby site or not. Also, if anyone is planning on staying more than one night (Friday night or Sunday night) please specify this and send the extra funds. Otherwise I will assume that you are reserving for Saturday night.

- Ron Salmon The Bus Depot, Inc. www.busdepot.com (215) 234-VWVW

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