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01-10-2009, 08:13
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Re: [BB]: Regional Variations & Bagging It
I'm curious as to how a regional was deemed a "Bag & Tag" versus a "Shipped" regional. Anybody from a regional planning committee have any insight?
I ask mainly because when I saw Bill's post that more events would become B&T events, I assumed Boilermaker would be on the list. The average distance travelled to last year's BMR was 100 miles, with the max being something like 275. So, anybody got any insight? 
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