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Hello, Brother. As this year's Humbug at Peter Lebeck, it's my honor to invite you to join us for our 51st Annual Spring Doin's April 27-29, 2012, at Inyokern, California. If you haven't been for a while or if you have never been to one of our Doin's this is an excellent time to get acquainted. The Brothers of PXL are among the friendliest in all of Clamperdom. Come to one of our Doin's and we'll make sure you are made to feel at home. At Peter Lebeck we're not so large that you'll ever feel lost and we're not so small that you'll ever feel like you've wandered into someone else's private party. Come on down and you'll soon discover that Lebeckians are a pretty friendly bunch. You may leave a weirder but you'll never leave a stranger after a PXL Doin's.
2012 remains an important building year for us, and to make a point of it we're holding our Spring Doin's in the Mojave Desert, which should give our Brothers on the Eastern side of the Sierras a much better chance to get to know us. Already our Clamps Hostrix Kevin "The Yeti" Oviatt, and my right-hand Redshirt, VNGH Russ "Hole" Chapman, are plotting a few extra special things to get us all in a laughing mood. Not the least of which is our first ever Friday Night "CLONG SHOW!"
From the ridiculous to the SUBLIME (and we're not talking about Gary Glud, although he's welcome too), just bring it on! Be it a joke, a song, a magic trick, face painting, belly dancing; it's all welcome entertainment, and if you play a musical instrument, you can bring that too.
Of course we'll continue to have all the satisfying and satisfactory cuisine that PXL is known for. Beginning with Friday Dinner, we'll be serving four hot meals. Saturday's breakfast is a potluck cooked by our sunny Greybeards. You bring the meat and tortillas and we provide the eggs and beverages. For Saturday's dinner you'll get a large Ribeye Steak with all the fixin's, and on Sunday morning we'll even send you off with a continental breakfast and a hot cup o' Joe. Everything is included for a very reasonable rub. While you still have to bring your own adult libations, no one goes away with an empty tummy, and that makes for a lot less hassle and a lot more fun.
And if you want to increase your enjoyment, we highly recommend that you bring along a PBC. Whether they're young and green or old and man-o-pausal, we will take them and make them into something their mommas will definitely hide from the neighbors. Our initiation is clean and fun, with a history lesson by none other than our own Gene Duncker, PXP; and our HOCO is memorable and respectful.
As a special treat, our spring project is the restoration of our 1963 erection at the top of Walker Pass. It's the only Kern County monument I know of that celebrates a National Historic Landmark. We'll be headed up the road on Sunday Morning for a rededication and to welcome our newest Brothers into the fold.
So won't you join us? Just download the flyer from our webpages and mail your rub in the old fashioned way, or use the optional electronic sign-up pages including PayPal. Just make sure your dust is in our hands by April 20th to save $10. Either way, you'll be glad you did.
Clampfraternally,
