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*Final Stop: Ridleybank(?)
*Final Stop: Ridleybank(?)
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Revision as of 21:33, 11 December 2012

Christmas Tour 2012
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Abbreviation: CT12
Group Numbers: Open to all
Leadership: hosted by the Quartly Study Group
Goals: Spreading holiday cheer and drinking heavily.
Recruitment Policy: Open admission to anyone who wants to come
Contact: Click here

"...a Christmas tour might be jolly good fun. We can bring good cheer - or death, your choice - to the city."

--Goolina


What is the Christmas Tour?

The Christmas Tour of 2012 is an all-inclusive, all-invited bit of fun for the holidays. Whatever group you belong to, whatever allegiance you hold to--whether survivor, zombie, PKer, bounty hunter, what-have-you--come join us for a tour of Malton!

When

Starting December 17th and extending through the holidays


How

We'll meet at each location for fun, festivities, sing-alongs in kiZombie, booze, newspaper fights, poetry readings, and the like!

Stay tuned for ongoing announcements and music on the Tour's Radio Station, 26.62.


Who

You, of course! And a variety of other characters from all walks of life!

Confirmed Attendees:

  1. Goolina
  2. Sir Fred
  3. Sirkus
  4. Snoop Dogg


Current Location

The historic Quartly Library

Gather for the Tour at

  • Quartly Library in Roftwood (66,52)
Best known as the home of the Quartly Study Group
One of Malton's oldest no-kill truce zones. This is a place where zombies, survivors, and PKers can share a drink in peace.


Future Stops

(still being determined)

  • Stop 2: ???
  • ...
  • Stop second-to-last: Caroling at Blackmore
  • Final Stop: Ridleybank(?)



"It is required of every man," the ghost returned, "that the spirit within him should walk abroad among his fellow-men, and travel far and wide; and, if that spirit goes not forth in life, it is condemned to do so after death."

—--Charles Dickens