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Join the MiataFun Club. Take a trial run with a sanctioned Miata club. Then when you see how much fun you can have, you can join one in your area, start receiving their e-mail, news letters, discounts and what ever the club provides to their members. You can find information at the MiataFun website at http://www.miatafun.net . W e provide information on runs as we receive it, and post it on our web site. If you have a run, send it to us and we will put it on our website for all to see.Here is our Logo a smiling Miata!
This months newest Members Frank & Michelle Greeson (Louisiana)
The Grand Canyon Run By: Harlan SapersteinThanks to Jay and Deb Simon and Steve and Terri Meyers. And of course Tom and Marna who are special and an honor to be with on any trip. Well as everyone on the trip knows I had a great time. From the moment I got my information packet including maps Pictures a daily itinerary and bound in plastic I knew I was on a special trip that was really well thought out by some very smart people . We all had a lot of laughs we saw great scenery. And except for an awesome desert scattered shower that our route passed under for about 20 minutes on the trip up.... we had perfect weather. and an unforgettable Miata Trip. From Barstow we began the journey to the awesome beauty of Northern Arizona. Visually the very definition of the old west. After lunch on the AZ CA border on the Colorado River within sight of London Bridge where we had a chance to meet everyone we headed up the giant northern Arizona Volcanic Mountain Plateau and it's never ending variety of scenery and color overtook our senses.The Hotel we stayed at the Fray Marcos could best be described as a theme
park. The attraction was the actual railroad...train and tracks that ran between
Williams and the Grand Canyon for many years so people could ride in luxury and
comfort and not have to take the awful Stage Coach that took a full day, back
before there were roads. It was brought back to life by this rich guy and his
wife. So there sits the Grand Canyon Railroad with maybe 15 Pullman cars ready
and looking brand new to take us to the very edge of the canyon on a 2 hour ride
each way through the real old west accompanied by cowboy fiddlers Banjo players
and a Sheriff to guard the train. Well at one point the train got held up by
some bandits on horseback, but the sheriff took care of it. Next we stopped at the ruins of an actual American indian pueblo city called Wupatki. Next more volcanos and Lava fields. Well as you can see I love Arizona and I love the car and the people in the club. I can say I had a wonderful trip. Harlan Upcoming events: Death Valley, Stargazing, James Dean , Scrabble Scrabble. Look for these events at http://www.MiataFun.net Now lets go for a drive! |