What exactly does remote mean? Non-plumbed, porta-potties only? The detailed convention schedule indicates that the track is 90 minutes from the hotel. Does that mean 90 minutes of narrow, winding, twisty roads without passing? Inaccessible to emergency vehicles? Miles to the nearest city with facilities?"Official answer"
...The track is quite remote. And from that there can be both good and bad assessments.
So anyone wanting to park at TMP instead of some other place, such as the hotel, will have to assess the situation for themselves and make their own decisions based on their particular assessment.
Like most race tracks, it is not close to highly populated areas. It is not right off the highway, but is not in the middle of nowhere either. There is also running water, flush toilets, and you won't have to chase down your lunchWhat exactly does remote mean? Non-plumbed, porta-potties only? The detailed convention schedule indicates that the track is 90 minutes from the hotel. Does that mean 90 minutes of narrow, winding, twisty roads without passing? Inaccessible to emergency vehicles? Miles to the nearest city with facilities?
Yes we are expecting many of the usual vendors. They are being approached now with information on what's involved in bring goods into Canada for sale. It isn't too onerous, basically list what your bring in for sale and for display. Then do the same when you leave. There is no duty on items valued under $25.Is the normal group of vendors attending the Toronto convention? In Lexingtion there were many discussions and concerns about the vendors having problems shipping their products in and out of Canada. The "Vendor Room" always seems to be a major part of conventions
It will Mike. This is from one of the Toronto Club's Sunday Drives.I'm impressed with the list - the fellow who complied or maintains this list is certainly thorough. It appears he has included every covered bridge anywhere in the province, including pedestrian bridges over major highways and covered bridges in miniature golf courses. The "Kissing Bridge" does look as though it will handle an Alfa.
Very cool!
Mike