[JONAT-chat] Banner Signing Idea -- JONAT
Bob
jonat-chat@autox.team.net
Thu, 25 Mar 2004 07:36:12 -0600
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Christina
We have such an idea in the works! Hudson (Orlando) is having one done up
this week as a matter of fact.
And no worries, the Tour will be contiguous. The banner will be passed from
hand to hand without courier interference.
Bob
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Subject: [JONAT-chat] Banner Signing Idea -- JONAT
Hello Folks...As I quietly listen to your banter, the idea of having a
banner that travelled around the route gathering participant signatures is
really great. It could be hung up at the primary watering holes along the
way...and in the end, be a wonderful historical item to document and
celebrate this great effort. Who knows? Maybe there will be a North
American Jaguar Museum someday...and there will hang the great banner of the
first international tour....and the real signatures of people -- some of
whom may go down in history because of their greatness. You never can tell
who that might be. Practically, how would the banner be passed over sectors
that have no one driving them...banners are heavy and it would be costly to
have it shipped every time. If that little detail could be fixed...that is
a really wonderful idea.
Christina Lilienthal
ASC, Oregon
1978 XJV12L named Kahlua Dawn
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<DIV>Hello Folks...As I quietly listen to your banter, the idea of =
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banner that travelled around the route gathering participant =
signatures is=20
really great. It could be hung up at the primary watering holes =
along the=20
way...and in the end, be a wonderful historical item to document and =
celebrate=20
this great effort. Who knows? Maybe there will be a North =
American=20
Jaguar Museum someday...and there will hang the great banner of the =
first=20
international tour....and the real signatures of people -- some of whom =
may go=20
down in history because of their greatness. You never can tell who =
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might be. Practically, how would the banner be passed over sectors =
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have no one driving them...banners are heavy and it would be costly to =
have it=20
shipped every time. If that little detail could be fixed...that is =
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really wonderful idea.</DIV>
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<DIV>Christina Lilienthal</DIV>
<DIV>ASC, Oregon </DIV>
<DIV>1978 XJV12L named Kahlua Dawn</DIV></BODY></HTML>
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