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Permalink Reply by Liz on June 26, 2010 at 6:31am

I'm interested, but the first weekend I'm available is 8/14.

Permalink Reply by Adam "Cezar" Jenkins on June 26, 2010 at 4:16pm

I say we do July 17/18. I don't think we should wait any longer than that. Especially if we want to get more camping trips in this year before it gets cold.

Permalink Reply by Sarah Urbansky on June 27, 2010 at 12:29pm

Paul and I can go the weekend of July 10th or 30th. :)

Permalink Reply by Sarah Urbansky on June 28, 2010 at 3:01pm

Ok, Paul and I have decided we are Definitely going on July 31st/August 1st. That's the first weekend we have available, and we want to do some camping!! Anyone else interested in that weekend? :)

Permalink Reply by Julie Aberman (Hochstadter) on June 28, 2010 at 3:18pm

Hmm..yeah, I like the idea but A) would make me feel REALLY young and B) wouldn't help my hip crapola going on. But I did get the shot today, let's see if that helps!

Michael A said:

julie, maybe we can borrow one of these and you can ride with me https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/37040/


Julie Hochstadter said:

i'm in, but not july 31 weekend. If I'm still sporting a hip injury i'l be driving with someone (or myself). Oh wait, I work some weekends too, I'm a maybe. Ha, how easily I forget...

Permalink Reply by BalloonBiker on June 28, 2010 at 5:47pm

I can also go that weekend, but I'll be continuing for my first longer distance tour for the entire following week. If anyone wants to try part of that, let me know!

Sarah Urbansky said:

Ok, Paul and I have decided we are Definitely going on July 31st/August 1st. That's the first weekend we have available, and we want to do some camping!! Anyone else interested in that weekend? :)

Permalink Reply by BalloonBiker on June 29, 2010 at 11:30am

Just found this:
Bong Park is extremely high in paranormal activity, as is most areas where you find underground tunnel systems and ancient mound works. Spectral lights are witnessed in the woods northeast of the dog trail area. Many have witnessed UFO sightings in this area. There is also cultist activity here in the northeastern section of the park . This would be in the ‘no vehicle zone’ off of existing trails in the wooded area off of old Hwy 75. This is the second most dangerous part of Bong Park.
The most dangerous section is the fully intact but sealed underground tunnels. We have heard many stories of paranormal activity here such as manifestations of spirits, strange mists, unidentifiable noises and strange lights. Access to the system is strictly forbidden by Federal Laws. I am now working with a client that may have experienced multiple abductions from this area. Our investigation of this area is still ongoing.
Take the blue trail from the beach and head to the S.E. side of the lake, by the big oaks and the huge gully. Talk about a powerful place, Same with Vista picnic look-out area!

This google map has all kinds of Wisconsin Paranormal activity:
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=112770712862073103151...

Permalink Reply by igz on June 30, 2010 at 3:52am

i like that for halloween. it just so happens that haloween is on a weekend, and there is a full moon the previous weekend.

i have a feeling a bunch of people will have halloween parties they wanna go to, but haloween camping...i dunno...that could be one HELL of a party!! especially with 'cultish activity' in the area.

Cameron Puetz said:

Sounds like a good destination for a Halloween ride.

jamimaria said:

Just found this:
Bong Park is extremely high in paranormal activity, as is most areas where you find underground tunnel systems and ancient mound works. Spectral lights are witnessed in the woods northeast of the dog trail area. Many have witnessed UFO sightings in this area. There is also cultist activity here in the northeastern section of the park . This would be in the ‘no vehicle zone’ off of existing trails in the wooded area off of old Hwy 75. This is the second most dangerous part of Bong Park.
The most dangerous section is the fully intact but sealed underground tunnels. We have heard many stories of paranormal activity here such as manifestations of spirits, strange mists, unidentifiable noises and strange lights. Access to the system is strictly forbidden by Federal Laws. I am now working with a client that may have experienced multiple abductions from this area. Our investigation of this area is still ongoing.
Take the blue trail from the beach and head to the S.E. side of the lake, by the big oaks and the huge gully. Talk about a powerful place, Same with Vista picnic look-out area!

This google map has all kinds of Wisconsin Paranormal activity:
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=112770712862073103151...

Permalink Reply by BalloonBiker on June 30, 2010 at 4:33am

Oh, there are tons of "haunted" spots that we could try for Halloween. Maybe Starved Rock would be a good spot for that: http://occultview.com/2009/02/06/the-ghosts-of-starved-rock/

http://open.salon.com/blog/middleagedwomanblogging/2009/06/12/starv...

Did folks decide on a weekend for the Bong Ride? I'm definitely going somewhere on July 31/Aug 1.

iggi said:

i like that for halloween. it just so happens that haloween is on a weekend, and there is a full moon the previous weekend.

i have a feeling a bunch of people will have halloween parties they wanna go to, but haloween camping...i dunno...that could be one HELL of a party!! especially with 'cultish activity' in the area.

Cameron Puetz said:

Sounds like a good destination for a Halloween ride.

jamimaria said:

Just found this:
Bong Park is extremely high in paranormal activity, as is most areas where you find underground tunnel systems and ancient mound works. Spectral lights are witnessed in the woods northeast of the dog trail area. Many have witnessed UFO sightings in this area. There is also cultist activity here in the northeastern section of the park . This would be in the ‘no vehicle zone’ off of existing trails in the wooded area off of old Hwy 75. This is the second most dangerous part of Bong Park.
The most dangerous section is the fully intact but sealed underground tunnels. We have heard many stories of paranormal activity here such as manifestations of spirits, strange mists, unidentifiable noises and strange lights. Access to the system is strictly forbidden by Federal Laws. I am now working with a client that may have experienced multiple abductions from this area. Our investigation of this area is still ongoing.
Take the blue trail from the beach and head to the S.E. side of the lake, by the big oaks and the huge gully. Talk about a powerful place, Same with Vista picnic look-out area!

This google map has all kinds of Wisconsin Paranormal activity:
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=112770712862073103151...

Permalink Reply by Adam "Cezar" Jenkins on June 30, 2010 at 4:33am

And 24th is out, but that doesn't affect anything discussed so far.

Adam "Cezar" Jenkins said:

I'm in. I _think_ any weekend is fine except the upcoming one and of course the weekend of the 4th.

Permalink Reply by Adam "Cezar" Jenkins on June 30, 2010 at 4:35am

So far the 17/18th is wining the popular vote.

jamimaria said:

Oh, there are tons of "haunted" spots that we could try for Halloween. Maybe Starved Rock would be a good spot for that: http://occultview.com/2009/02/06/the-ghosts-of-starved-rock/

http://open.salon.com/blog/middleagedwomanblogging/2009/06/12/starv...

Did folks decide on a weekend for the Bong Ride? I'm definitely going somewhere on July 31/Aug 1.

Permalink Reply by Holly on June 30, 2010 at 5:16am

I wish I could meet you guys on the 17/18 July trip. I have plans that I don't think I can change (and some gear purchasing to do.) I'm from Wisconsin and have driven by the Bong Rec sign 19763 times in my life. I have never been there! If the dates for the Bong Hits trip should change, I want to go for sure.

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