I am not going to CAA6 unless I get at least 25 votes in my poll!

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...g-new-car.html

 

Just to make sure everyone on board with the karts is aware of where this sits.
This is a plan for Wednesday after the lunch train.
A list of who is riding the go karts is being updated daily in post #620 in this thread
The more the better so let me know in a PM or a post in this thread

It is $675 for two hour facility rental.. 60 people will have us at $11 each It is $337 for one hour facility rental.. 30 people will have us at $11 each We can rent the place with less people but more dollars per person. I have till Thursday morning to let them know if we intend to do this. And all you math wizards.. yes those numbers don't come up even but I think Sherri and I can make up that difference rather than quarter everyone to death.. LOL.

 

Put Cry Baby as an option and I'm in!

 

For those "south" of Eureka.. this is just north of Cass AR. It is part of our travel route and we'll work out a back up if it's not fixed within this time.


A section of the Pig Trail (hwy 23 in Franklin County) is temporarily closed by the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department
This is approximately 60 miles South of Eureka Springs.
While this will temporarily impact a small area of the Pig Trail there is tons of great riding to enjoy in the region when based out of Eureka Springs. We are surrounded by all sorts of rides but just wanted you to be aware of this. You can visit www.Idrivearkansas.com to keep up with road conditions.

 

Dang Greg, ya coulda picked a better week !!!

 

It's summertime in the south, hopefully it will be the pop up afternoon variety of thunderstorm.

 

I think we need someone else doing "our" planning this year.. EVERYTHING has been rained out that we've planned so far!


And on the bright side... if it's "our" weatherman in on that forecast.. there won't be a drop of rain.. LOL

 

Never fear, I'll be there come rain or shine. That's what tops and wipers are for.

 

Sherri just reminded me.. we can blame Bloo Ize.. ! Originally was this week at initial planning.. Bloo noted school would not be out up there so we kicked it out another week to try to get Washington state folks a window to work with!

 

Had a conversation this morning with folks at Keels Creek Winery. They were excited about the prospect of having some of our group come visit their facility next week for a wine tasting. Asked them whether they preferred MON or TUE for our visit. After some discussion, they indicated that MON afternoon would work better for them. I told them we would probably come by on Monday around 4:30 PM. Indicated that 20 folks might show up. He said that would be fine and they could handle our group.

Gotta get back to the coupe.

Later,

 

I will be staying in Nashville on Friday evening and leaving early Saturday morning for the trip to Branson, not sure if anyone want to join me or taking the same route to Branson? I am to get there late afternoon in time for the evening meal with Gary and friends.

 

An email from Mr. White.. the local paper editor.


Here’s a bit of the calendar from our Fun Guide.
If you tell me when the registration is or when you, personally, will be in town, I can bring you enough Fun Guides for everyone. The whole day-by-day blues schedule is in there.
I also suggest a group go to the Saucy Cabaret on the 15th I hear it’s a blast.
AND Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge is a must for animal lovers! It’s all in the Fun Guide, which you can read at www.independentfunguide.com if you like.
CD
Saturday, June 13
Cinderella, 2 p.m., City auditorium. Admission at the door: free for kids, $10 adult or $5 with a register receipt or proof of purchase from a local business. www.opera.org (479) 253-8595
2nd Saturday Free Music in Basin Park, 5 – 7 p.m. Jimmy D. Lane, a natural born blues guitarist who will bring this June evening to life. Bring your dancing shoes and enjoy the free concert.

2nd Saturday Gallery Stroll, 6 – 9 p.m. Special shows and artist’s receptions at many galleries throughout town. (See p.13) www.artofeurekasprings.com.

June 13 – 21

Eureka Springs Blues Week, –A full week of blues this year, blues lovers! Blues in the AUD, Basin Park, Barefoot Ballroom and all around Eureka Springs with Chris Thomas King, Jimmy D. Lane, The BelAirs, Earl & Them, Sean Holt and the Teardrops, Kelley Hunt, The Nace Brothers and many more. Complete roster and schedule www.eurekaspringsblues.com (479) 253-7333
Monday, June 15

Saucy Cabaret, 8 p.m., Main Stage, 67 N. Main. Saucy Cabaret is a tasty smorgasbord of mischief and comedy including sketches, stand up, music and song parodies, improvisation, and audience participation. It’s a feast of funny! The three members of Saucy Cabaret have been receiving rave reviews on tour. Members have appeared on HBO, NPR, MTV and other media. Tickets $15 online at www.saucycabaret.com or at the door.
June 19 – July 17

Opera in the Ozarks, 65th season at Inspiration Point, US 62W. This year make sure to see one or more of the 25 full production performances of La Traviata, The Tales of Hoffman and Cinderella. Dazzling artistry. Details and schedule www.opera.org, (479) 253-8595.

 

Mark, love your new ride!!!

How about naming it "Saucy".....play on your Pizzaguy handle.

GoGirl

 

Now this name almost makes sense!

 

Hey Mark.. Thanks for the hijack buddy!

 

Call them back and tell them if it's pouring rain we'll all be showing up at 11:30 AM and we HOPE they don't run out of wine!

 

Owner told me they would have 7 bottles of their wine selection opened for our tasting. Wonder what the rest of you guys will get to drink?

 

With the extended weather forecast, took some time today to treat the windshield with Rain-X. Looks like I'm going to need it next week.

 

Heck, these guys can't predict what it's going to do tomorrow. Wish I could be wrong as much as they are and still keep my job.

 

Tee shirts arrived today, they look great