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Sunday
Sunday morning came too soon for a lot of people. The good time, beer and strain of nearly two days of solid adrenaline was taking its toll. At little more than half strength, 75 Z3ers gather at the Zentrum to make their way off into the mountains of South and North Carolina.
Let's Recap; three days ago most Z3 enthusiasts had never seen more than a couple of Z3s together, today they have to search for their car.
This Z3 has the privilege to be the "Newest Z3 at HomeComing." Herb picked his 2.8L up on Thursday evening just in time for the event.
The cars patiently outside in a line awaiting their owners return with maps and directions.
This Evergreen M Roadster is prepared to take charge and lead this group off to its destination. Greer, SC is used to the Z3 and these parades, but little was it prepared for the numbers on this day. Stoplight to stoplight the small towns along the way were filled with Z3s.
Scenic mountain views and a shady grove of trees greeted us as we arrived at Fletcher's Ranch. This set of playful bears was captured in a beautiful wood carving.
The Z3s line up across a mountain pasture. The real picture would have been the driver's face of the first car that was pointed into the field to park. These cars can do it on the asphalt and they can do it in the dirt.
The Z3s rest after a long mountain drive through some of the greatest roads in the country, Saluda Run and Highway 9 & 11. South and North Carolina roads were made for BMWs.
As the day's events wind down, enthusiasts pack-up the cars and head back home full of memories and new friends. A tradition begins...
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