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avatar “Bee races at Mount Everest!”
May 06, 2009 05:22PM
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT:

The United States entries to the famed Mount Everest Bee Races (MEBR) will be determined by competitions held in Yosemite National Park this summer.

On-Trail and Off-Trail MEBR Qualifying Trials will be held in the El Capitan backcountry between Yosemite Creek and Ribbon Meadow.

Depending on the response, a satellite competition for advanced participants may be established in the Hetch Hetchy area at the well-hidden Goat Gulch venue.

Standard Olympic Rules will apply.

Further information will be supplied as it becomes available.



(Note: the subject heading of this thread is a quote which appears in the "Trout Death By Port Wine" chapter of Richard Brautigan’s
novel novel [sic]“Trout Fishing in America.” It may be a reference to the fact that Sir Edmund Hillary was a beekeeper by profession.)
avatar Re: “Bee races at Mount Everest!”
May 06, 2009 05:29PM
how do i sign up?????

and can i bring walking poles??



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/06/2009 05:30PM by forrestranger.
avatar Re: “Bee races at Mount Everest!”
May 06, 2009 05:41PM
Walking Poles are not allowed in the Goat Gulch as they may endanger the beautiful
Saffron and Le'Poisson Oak environs.

Belgium participants are allowed there however. Jury is deliberating on others...

Pretty much anything goes at the Ribbon Venue as there are no trails anywhere
in the area. You are just asked not to follow anything that may appear to the
look like a trail. Because it's definitely not a trail. Can't bee.
avatar Re: “Bee races at Mount Everest!”
May 06, 2009 05:55PM
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bill-e-g
Walking Poles are not allowed in the Goat Gulch as they may endanger the beautiful
Saffron and Le'Poisson Oak environs.

Belgium participants are allowed there however. Jury is deliberating on others...

Pretty much anything goes at the Ribbon Venue as there are no trails anywhere
in the area. You are just asked not to follow anything that may appear to the
look like a trail. Because it's definitely not a trail. Can't bee.

OH GAWD...I AM CURLED UP IN A BALL SUFFERING FROM SEVERE AGONY AT THIS POINT....

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