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SpringThing2011

Celebrate 20 years of SpringThing as the Bluegrass Club presents its annual primer event!

Here is the Registration form and Hotel information that everyone has been eagerly awaiting:

SpringThing Registration Form 2011

SpringThing Hotel Info 2011

This year our wandering journey takes us to the VIP locations with abundant Bluegrass hospitality that you’ve come to expect. For SpringThing 2011, join us as we venture south to Bowling Green, home of the Corvette. It’s a true Healey-crasher party as we gain special access to the Corvette museum and assembly plant. The rivalry lives as we take over the back roads and scenic cave country of southern Kentucky.

As always the hospitality and fun will be over-flowing as we showcase some of the most incredible back roads and scenery Kentucky has to offer. It’s the amazing SpringThing you’ve come to love, but as always with a few interesting twists and turns!

We’ll see you May 19-22, 2011 in Bowling Green

If you are unable to print the above forms try these:

SpringThing Registration Form 2011 NonPDF

SpringThing Hotel 2011 NonPDF

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Springthing Report

SpringThing 2010

Bourbon Trail...Round two.

By Ben Moore (originally published in the Healey Hi-Lites Newsletter)

SpringThing 2010 started off with a bang, quite literally, for a pack of intrepid travelers from Louisville. Just as ominous gray clouds swept into Jefferson-town five Healeys and their support crew headed out for the trip to Lebanon. After about 10 minutes of driving rain, and my discovering the BN6 only leaks in the “usual” spots, the skies cleared and we had a lei-surely journey, led by the always capable and creative, John Rice.
Upon arriving in Lebanon our group jumped into action and began unloading mountains of food and drink provided by Hospitality Chairwoman, Bonnie Chreste. With a great team effort the suite was setup and ready to go in record time. Some of our guests had already arrived and we be-gan our hosting duties. It was then we learned of the terrible car accident involving our friends from the Ohio Valley Club, Tom and Nancy Hall. We learned that Nancy’s condition was not good and started checking on her status regularly. As the crowds shuffled in safely through the evening we became acutely aware of how lucky many of us have been through the many years and many more miles we travel.

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