I removed all the tape this morning. Seems to be nice and secure, so I don't think it will going anywhere. It's a very nice looking plaque.
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Jason Payne's Memorial plaque on Gold Bar Rim
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I removed all the tape this morning. Seems to be nice and secure, so I don't think it will going anywhere. It's a very nice looking plaque.
Looks good going to have to go run that and check it out
Wow
I was fortunate to a part of the small group that ran Gold Bar Rim on Sunday. For myself "Jason's Corner" has become a very poignant place for me to visit! It gives me cause to think about my own mortality.
It also causes me to want to be closer to family and friends. I'm sure it has been a sad period for the Paynes and his wheeling buddies, my hats of to you all for such a wonderful memorial to Jason!
It also causes me to want to be closer to family and friends. I'm sure it has been a sad period for the Paynes and his wheeling buddies, my hats of to you all for such a wonderful memorial to Jason!
Esteban86K5
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Wow, great pics Scott. THANK YOU so much for taking the tape off and snapping some pics for us. I am sure that Ken and Debbie appreciate it as much as I do. 
Willyswanter's Dad
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Thank you Scott for the pictures and for Blazer Bash 2008, I hope to visit Jason's site and see everyone again at Blazer Bash 2009.
lectric80
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I will be hoping to meet you as well at the 09 Bash. That is a beautiful plaque, and yet subtle, the way that Jason would have wanted it.
I have the pictures in higher res versions if you all need them.
If the epoxy sticks to the rock as well as it stuck to the tape, that plaque is never coming down.
In all seriousness, the plaque was very secure and I didn't see any indication there will be a problem in the future.
If the epoxy sticks to the rock as well as it stuck to the tape, that plaque is never coming down.
In all seriousness, the plaque was very secure and I didn't see any indication there will be a problem in the future.
Esteban86K5
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If the epoxy sticks to the rock as well as it stuck to the tape, that plaque is never coming down.
That stuff is still on my hands. Gives me something to pick at and think of what on awesome week that was when I get bored at work
