Obviously, I'm running behind on information.  I apologize, but I am looking to experience all I can on Bullrun.  I can experience things if I'm in a Hotel room bloging all day.

We left from Boston early in the morning and we were supposed to meet up with a ferry that was going to take us across Long Island Sound to the North Fork of Long Island.  The ferry we were supposed to be on was at 11:00AM.  Apparently, Claus Ettensberger and his TechArt Porsche Cayenne rolled through Mass and Rhode Island and got to New London, CT in time for the 10AM ferry.  Needless to say, Claus made it to our final day destination before anyone else.

The ferry ride lasted about an hour and a half which was the right amount of time to get over the tough morning out of Boston.



Our lunch stop was Winery 48 in Norther Long Island.  Excellent stop with amazing Italian food.  It wasn't so much a social stop as it was a really fine place to eat. 



While there I received a mysterious call from a guy named Cory.  It ended being Brian Newberry's dad and he asked me to clarify the difference between crapping in your pants to sharting which is less severe.  After further review, Brian did in fact shart, so the ruling is reversed.  Thank you to the Newberry's for clarifying.

Next stop is Atlantic City, which in itself is problematic.  How does a rally get through New York City.  Reports came in about all sorts of traffic.  The Varezano Bridge thru Statin Island  to the Gothels into NJ is always traffic filled.  You can also go to the Queens Midtown Tunnel and cross-town to the Lincoln Tunnel.  The Statin Island route ended up being the fasted despite reports of heavy traffic.

Once in New Jersey is was basically the NJ State Parkway where the pace was brisk.  Team Rieke, Team Darkcyd's CLK-DTM, Team Twins and Team Schwabie 13 were among the front runners.