Hanover Camp & Ride 2021

[Craig Barnhart]

We had a great time in Hanover. Thank you Chris, Marge, Scout and Maggie!

Here are some pics if anyone wants to view them or share yours.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/WP8ZtHKVXeQ8zU286

Craig

On Mon, Jun 14, 2021 at 7:16 PM <paairhead at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hanover Camp & Ride.    June 25, 26 & 27
>
>
> Opportunity Knocks!
>
>
>      For the second time in recorded history there is going to be a ride
> to and around the Hanover, PA area. For those not familiar with the area it
> is about one hour south of Harrisburg, one hour west of Lancaster, two
> hours from Baltimore and twenty minutes east of Gettysburg. Or, it’s half
> way between York and Gettysburg.
>
>     Our hosts will be Chris and Marge Erickson at their place near Codorus
> Park, just outside of Hanover. Facilities include camping among the pines,
> a barn/workshop, paved parking for the bikes and plans for a campfire on
> Friday and Saturday nights.
>
>     The area includes some very nice rural riding in southern York county,
> Adams county and northern Maryland.  If your idea of a great day is all day
> at 30-40 mph on twisty back country roads, then this is a trip to consider.
>
>
>     Schedule
>
>       Arrive Friday after noon -
>
>
> Set up camp, meet Scout & Maggie (and Chris and Marge) and hangout or go
> for a short local ride. Supper around 6 or 7, (Pizza & Beer?) Discuss
> Saturday options. Campfire and/or sit back, sip on a cool brew and play
> with the dogs.
>
>
>       Saturday head out on the bikes. A day of riding over mostly quiet
> back roads. Lunch locations to be determined during the trip. It might be
> prudent to bring a snack along as lunch time might vary.
>
>       A long ride has been routed across southern York county, north along
> the east side of the Susquehanna (River road) and crossing back at
> Wrightsville. Lunch may be in that area. A second long ride has been routed
> through Apple country, Adams county. A beautiful ride, rural and quiet.
>
>       Several shorter routes have also been planned. They might be
> followed as half day rides. Finally, some attending might decide to head
> out on their own. This is certainly an option.
>
>      Saturday supper is planned for one of the local breweries in Hanover.
> Depending on the size of the group, we may split and go to several. From
> supper we have an easy ride back to camp. Around the fire we can relive the
> trip of the day.
>
>     Sunday will be breakfast of coffee and donuts from a local DD.  This
> can be a leisurely affair with discussion on the porch of alternate routes
> home and ideas for next year.
>
>
>     Should we have some weather on Saturday that dampens the ideas of
> glorious long country rides, there are a few options. The immediate area
> has some very nice rides of an hour or two. Additionally, there are
> actually some local restaurants that will provide a selection of take out
> (for lunch) that can be brought back and enjoyed in camp.
>
>
>     Camp itself is the home of Chris & Marge and Scout and Maggie(resident
> Border Collies). They have six mostly wooded acres, a log home, studio and
> a barn. Last year the barn became our  gathering space. Fairly well
> equipped it can also serve for wrenching, as needed. While no serious tear
> down is likely, some tweaking, tuning and adjusting can certainly take
> place. The barn workshop is home to Chris’ five motorcycles, several
> vehicles, welding gear and a variety of masculine stuff.  Good weather or
> bad, this area is  available. Need a little welding done? Bring it. If all
> the airheads that have been ridden in are in top form, Chris still has his
> R25 that has a little timing issue. Perhaps a meeting of the minds can come
> up with a solution. The shop includes a good selection of tools as well as
> a nice hydraulic lift.
>
>
>     Meals
>
> Friday supper - pizza & beer on site.
>
> Saturday breakfast - pancakes & coffee on site. (Chris on the griddle)
>
> Saturday lunch - on the road
>
> Saturday supper - Breweries - Sign of the Horse, Bier House, Something
> Wicked
>
> Sunday breakfast - donuts & coffee courtesy of Dunkin D.
>
>
>      Beer/wine/liquid refreshment is up to you. Several coolers will be
> available with ice as needed.
>
>       Tents and associated equipment are recommended. Chairs, tables, etc.
> will be provided for breakfast on the porch on Saturday. The porches are
> also available anytime for gathering & relaxation (there are several).
>
>      Porta-potties will be on site for campers. A selection of tent sites
> are available among or out from under the trees. Parking is in the circle
> or in front of the barn. Codorus Park, about a mile away, has a variety of
> hiking trails should someone wish to spend the day there. Fishing in the
> lake is also an option. They have a website for further details.
>
>
>     Detailed directions will be provided for those that sign up for the
> event. Cost will be $30 per person. Limit of 25 people. Sign up now! We
> need a headcount!
>
>
>
>   For more information please contact Chris ericksonsvc at pa.net
>
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