Feburary 21, 2015
As some of you may know, not everyone in the V.C.C.A. is retired. That is one of the reasons we did our drive-out early Saturday instead of a breakfast. Eaton Beach in Weirsdale was our destination of choice.
We did have kind of a weird caravan (we were in Weirsdale), it consisted of nine Corvettes, one Cadillac and one Firebird. My “Purple People Eater” is still being painted and Larry drove the Firebird. I know…it’s not a Vette but for a Pontiac it is a nice looking car. I asked him if he was trading it in on a new C-7. He said no but he is going to get a new Harley so I guess it’s O.K. We ended up with 15 members and four guests. David and Georgie were in their Atomic Orange Vette and Larry and Sandy were wrapped up in a silver Pontiac Firebird. David said he plans on joining the Club.
We actually arrived before 11:00a.m. so the restaurant wasn’t open yet. I don’t know how we got there early because all I heard over the walkie-talkie was Buzz asking Lou if something was wrong with his car because it was so slow!! I accused Darrell of wearing his “Fuzzy Bunny Slippers”. It seemed he couldn’t get his Vette up to speed either.
Now let’s talk about the food and the service…It was REALLY GOOD!!
Now let’s talk about the drive back. Thanks once again to Buzz and his ever boundless knowledge of the “back way to get there”. It can best be described in two words…WOW!! We were on roads so desolate that people who live there don’t even know where they are!
I’m sure everyone is waiting for our next outing. Stay tuned into our website, volusiacorvettes.com. Don’t forget to add the s or you will never get there! Visit our event calander for updates and…
Keep the Vettes Rollin’
Chuck Powers
P.S. Somehow it skipped my mind because I hardly noticed. There was a Beach Volley Ball Tourney on the beach which included some young ladies in Bikinis. As if any of the guys even knew it was going on. Some of the ladies checked out the guys also.
