2022 WOG Rally....Pine Mountain, GA

[atckip]

It's never too early to start planning for our annual WOG 2022 rally in Pine Mountain,GA

The dates for the 2022 rally are October 12-16th

The WOG Rally camping fee is around $62 daily.
Pine Mountain has honored those prices the days before and after the official rally dates....A bunch of coaches are here the Sunday before the rally officially starts! Reserve your spot now with a deposit....and all campground fees must be paid in full by August 2022....TBA

You MUST call the campground directly for rally reservations, Tell them your with WOG

Pine Mountain RV Resort 8804 Hamilton Road, Highway 27 Pine Mountain, GA 31822 Phone: (706) 663-4329

****More info to follow as we go along****

[Randy Dupree]

Thanks Kip!
We started planning 2022 during the 2021 rally.
Its when all the planners are together and we all have the rally fresh in our heads.
We will have a few changes and add a few things and try to get the nightly entertainment going a little better.
The girls and some of the guys play cards and dominoes and other stuff.
But next year we were thinking of playing Bingo!
Does anybody like to play Bingo?

[Harold,Cat&Sam]

I suppose that if we can't have the coach drag race , Bingo would be a good substitute

[Randy Dupree]

Originally Posted by Harold,Cat&Sam

I suppose that if we can't have the coach drag race , Bingo would be a good substitute

I'm in for the drag race,we need an airport!

[atckip]

Originally Posted by Randy Dupree

I'm in for the drag race,we need an airport!

That's the Blue Moon Rally The only race I've see at the WOG Rally is the race for chow line!

[Hellcat]

I think we should have a scavenger hunt. Everyone hide one part from or something pertaining to a bird on the campground. Then we could compile a list to give people to go hunt down. Mix in a little beer and it could be fun.

[kg4rrx]

Originally Posted by Randy Dupree

I'm in for the drag race,we need an airport!

http://www.airnav.com/airport/kpim

[Hellcat]

Could change this up for a bus.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN_AxxHFRU0

[Dave Stokes]

Originally Posted by Hellcat

Could change this up for a bus.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN_AxxHFRU0

I'd be down for that Doug! I once got to a very tight campground (crystal river, FL if memory serves) and the spot I was supposed to have had someone there. They weren't going to move. So the staff brought me by golf cart to the only other spot long enough for my coach and it would have been impossible for me to drive to. A couple of tight turns, vehicles everywhere, boats everywhere...You get the idea. While we were driving away from the site and back to the entrance, I noticed the roads were more open and the two turns out didn't look too bad. So I asked the guy if I could back through the campground. He looked at me like I was crazy and then said "go for it". So we get back to the office and I tell my wife I'm going to back the coach through the campground and back right into the site. Without missing a beat she simply said "okay, I'll walk behind the coach". She has always been there when I have gotten into and eventually back out of, places I never should have been. Most of those predicaments where her fault! When people noticed a 43' bus going backwards...well, let's just say I had an instant audience. With a little skill and lots of luck, I backed all the way to the site, backed right in, pulled the brake, and dumped the suspension. I stepped out to an ovation. Felt pretty good.

[Hellcat]

Originally Posted by Dave Stokes

I'd be down for that Doug! I once got to a very tight campground (crystal river, FL if memory serves) and the spot I was supposed to have had someone there. They weren't going to move. So the staff brought me by golf cart to the only other spot long enough for my coach and it would have been impossible for me to drive to. A couple of tight turns, vehicles everywhere, boats everywhere...You get the idea. While we were driving away from the site and back to the entrance, I noticed the roads were more open and the two turns out didn't look too bad. So I asked the guy if I could back through the campground. He looked at me like I was crazy and then said "go for it". So we get back to the office and I tell my wife I'm going to back the coach through the campground and back right into the site. Without missing a beat she simply said "okay, I'll walk behind the coach". She has always been there when I have gotten into and eventually back out of, places I never should have been. Most of those predicaments where her fault! When people noticed a 43' bus going backwards...well, let's just say I had an instant audience. With a little skill and lots of luck, I backed all the way to the site, backed right in, pulled the brake, and dumped the suspension. I stepped out to an ovation. Felt pretty good.

You should have yelled "Tada"