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snakefiddler
September 10th, 2004, 01:26 AM
o.k., folks-
please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history- know
something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i am
pretty clueless as to the trappings.
where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people will
be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
(fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
bring?
all help will be appreciated-
snake
Tim J.
September 10th, 2004, 01:49 AM
snakefiddler wrote:
> o.k., folks-
> please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave.
> exactly where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local
> history- know something about the area. never having attended one
> of these things, i am pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people
> will be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the
> obvious (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that
> i need to bring?
Must.... not.... respond.
> all help will be appreciated-
Uh huh. You say that NOW.
--
TL,
Tim
http://css.sbcma.com/timj
Guyz-N-Flyz
September 10th, 2004, 02:29 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
> o.k., folks-
> please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history- know
> something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i am
> pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people will
> be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> bring?
>
>
> all help will be appreciated-
> snake
The Anti-Clave is in Graham County, southwest of Robbinsville.
http://www.grahamcountytravel.com/maps/GC_MAP.jpg
This site should give ya a little info about the area, and you can google of course.
http://www.grahamcountytravel.com/about.html
The fishin' will be all over the area, streams rivers and lakes, depending upon the
participants adventurous nature.
Jeff will likely post directions to his place, but it was my experience that folks
just kinda found one another once they began showing up. Stop in at this rangers
station and they will have maps and info about campin' areas.
http://www.main.nc.us/graham/hiking/rangerhq.html
Bring warm clothes for the evenings and rain gear!
You have two choices for lodgings, basically: rent or camp out. I have some info
here at the house, somewhere, from my one time Anti-Clave. I'll try to find it for
ya, as I won't know if I am gonna make it 'til the last minute.
Mark
Guyz-N-Flyz
September 10th, 2004, 02:29 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
> o.k., folks-
> please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history- know
> something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i am
> pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people will
> be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> bring?
>
>
> all help will be appreciated-
> snake
The Anti-Clave is in Graham County, southwest of Robbinsville.
http://www.grahamcountytravel.com/maps/GC_MAP.jpg
This site should give ya a little info about the area, and you can google of course.
http://www.grahamcountytravel.com/about.html
The fishin' will be all over the area, streams rivers and lakes, depending upon the
participants adventurous nature.
Jeff will likely post directions to his place, but it was my experience that folks
just kinda found one another once they began showing up. Stop in at this rangers
station and they will have maps and info about campin' areas.
http://www.main.nc.us/graham/hiking/rangerhq.html
Bring warm clothes for the evenings and rain gear!
You have two choices for lodgings, basically: rent or camp out. I have some info
here at the house, somewhere, from my one time Anti-Clave. I'll try to find it for
ya, as I won't know if I am gonna make it 'til the last minute.
Mark
snakefiddler
September 10th, 2004, 03:24 AM
"Tim J." > wrote in message
news:vS60d.15149$D%.8975@attbi_s51...
> snakefiddler wrote:
> > o.k., folks-
> > please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave.
> > exactly where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local
> > history- know something about the area. never having attended one
> > of these things, i am pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> > where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people
> > will be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the
> > obvious (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that
> > i need to bring?
>
> Must.... not.... respond.
smart ass <G>
>
> > all help will be appreciated-
>
> Uh huh. You say that NOW.
> --
> TL,
> Tim
> http://css.sbcma.com/timj
one of those , "careful whatchya wish for," situations?"
snake- ;-)
>
>
snakefiddler
September 10th, 2004, 03:24 AM
"Tim J." > wrote in message
news:vS60d.15149$D%.8975@attbi_s51...
> snakefiddler wrote:
> > o.k., folks-
> > please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave.
> > exactly where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local
> > history- know something about the area. never having attended one
> > of these things, i am pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> > where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people
> > will be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the
> > obvious (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that
> > i need to bring?
>
> Must.... not.... respond.
smart ass <G>
>
> > all help will be appreciated-
>
> Uh huh. You say that NOW.
> --
> TL,
> Tim
> http://css.sbcma.com/timj
one of those , "careful whatchya wish for," situations?"
snake- ;-)
>
>
Wolfgang
September 10th, 2004, 03:50 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
> o.k., folks-
> please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history-
know
> something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i
am
> pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people will
> be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> bring?
>
>
> all help will be appreciated-
> snake
Beer.
Wolfgang
Wolfgang
September 10th, 2004, 03:50 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
> o.k., folks-
> please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history-
know
> something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i
am
> pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people will
> be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> bring?
>
>
> all help will be appreciated-
> snake
Beer.
Wolfgang
Wolfgang
September 10th, 2004, 03:50 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
> o.k., folks-
> please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history-
know
> something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i
am
> pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people will
> be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> bring?
>
>
> all help will be appreciated-
> snake
Beer.
Wolfgang
Cyli
September 10th, 2004, 07:48 AM
On Thu, 9 Sep 2004 21:50:19 -0500, "Wolfgang" >
wrote:
(snipped0
>"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
> is there anything besides the obvious
>> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
>> bring?
>>
>>
>> all help will be appreciated-
>> snake
>
>Beer.
>
>Wolfgang
Don't fall for that, snake. Demand to know which brand of beer and if
it's to be lager or ale. They're tricky about that stuff.
Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. And sometimes by the net.wolverine.
http://www.visi.com/~cyli
Cyli
September 10th, 2004, 07:48 AM
On Thu, 9 Sep 2004 21:50:19 -0500, "Wolfgang" >
wrote:
(snipped0
>"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
> is there anything besides the obvious
>> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
>> bring?
>>
>>
>> all help will be appreciated-
>> snake
>
>Beer.
>
>Wolfgang
Don't fall for that, snake. Demand to know which brand of beer and if
it's to be lager or ale. They're tricky about that stuff.
Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout. And sometimes by the net.wolverine.
http://www.visi.com/~cyli
Jeff Miller
September 10th, 2004, 12:50 PM
october 9 - 16, graham county & swain county. rachel and i are staying
through the 23rd, so we'll be around if you need to plan a later date or
visit. our rental is in the snowbird area, south of robbinsville, on
snowbird creek. some folks are looking at the rentals over at almond
boat docks on fontana lake...about 30 minutes from snowbird...and some
are staying in robbinsville at motels (usually $40-90 per night).
great smoky mountain national park. fontana lake. santeetlah lake.
nantahala lake. lots of trout streams to fish. if you want to save
bucks and camp, there are plenty of free streamside campgrounds... as i
recall, mark has the hilton camping suite package. he could probably
loan it to you.... a shower will be available to campers in need. folks
seem to work out fishing and gathering details on a last minute basis.
we'll be visiting hazel creek ...something you should do at least once
during your trout fishing sojourn in nc. wayno knows the area well.
mark visited one year... i like it better than the blue ridge range
around boone. less populated, different "feel". here's a link to get
you started...
http://www.grahamchamber.com/
tooties in stecoah used to have a bluegrass night...i think it's similar
to the place you visit in blowing rock.
anyway, if you like the mountains of nc, you should visit the smoky
mountain area (western section...avoid cherokee area). ...and, bring
beer, vodka, gin, whisky, whiskey. almost any beer from the rogue
brewery will do... becks are ok as well. i have a useful cooler. there
is a nice spirit store in boone near app state on 105...excellent
selection for you to consider. but, don't go near wally with any of the
brews though, as cases magically turn to a six-pack in his presence.
look forward to meeting and fishing with you.
jeff
snakefiddler wrote:
> o.k., folks-
> please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history- know
> something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i am
> pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people will
> be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> bring?
>
>
> all help will be appreciated-
> snake
>
>
>
Jeff Miller
September 10th, 2004, 12:50 PM
october 9 - 16, graham county & swain county. rachel and i are staying
through the 23rd, so we'll be around if you need to plan a later date or
visit. our rental is in the snowbird area, south of robbinsville, on
snowbird creek. some folks are looking at the rentals over at almond
boat docks on fontana lake...about 30 minutes from snowbird...and some
are staying in robbinsville at motels (usually $40-90 per night).
great smoky mountain national park. fontana lake. santeetlah lake.
nantahala lake. lots of trout streams to fish. if you want to save
bucks and camp, there are plenty of free streamside campgrounds... as i
recall, mark has the hilton camping suite package. he could probably
loan it to you.... a shower will be available to campers in need. folks
seem to work out fishing and gathering details on a last minute basis.
we'll be visiting hazel creek ...something you should do at least once
during your trout fishing sojourn in nc. wayno knows the area well.
mark visited one year... i like it better than the blue ridge range
around boone. less populated, different "feel". here's a link to get
you started...
http://www.grahamchamber.com/
tooties in stecoah used to have a bluegrass night...i think it's similar
to the place you visit in blowing rock.
anyway, if you like the mountains of nc, you should visit the smoky
mountain area (western section...avoid cherokee area). ...and, bring
beer, vodka, gin, whisky, whiskey. almost any beer from the rogue
brewery will do... becks are ok as well. i have a useful cooler. there
is a nice spirit store in boone near app state on 105...excellent
selection for you to consider. but, don't go near wally with any of the
brews though, as cases magically turn to a six-pack in his presence.
look forward to meeting and fishing with you.
jeff
snakefiddler wrote:
> o.k., folks-
> please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history- know
> something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i am
> pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people will
> be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> bring?
>
>
> all help will be appreciated-
> snake
>
>
>
snakefiddler
September 10th, 2004, 03:27 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:%Cg0d.290964$Oi.14212@fed1read04...
> october 9 - 16, graham county & swain county. rachel and i are staying
> through the 23rd, so we'll be around if you need to plan a later date or
> visit. our rental is in the snowbird area, south of robbinsville, on
> snowbird creek. some folks are looking at the rentals over at almond
> boat docks on fontana lake...about 30 minutes from snowbird...and some
> are staying in robbinsville at motels (usually $40-90 per night).
>
> great smoky mountain national park. fontana lake. santeetlah lake.
> nantahala lake. lots of trout streams to fish. if you want to save
> bucks and camp, there are plenty of free streamside campgrounds... as i
> recall, mark has the hilton camping suite package. he could probably
> loan it to you.... a shower will be available to campers in need. folks
> seem to work out fishing and gathering details on a last minute basis.
> we'll be visiting hazel creek ...something you should do at least once
> during your trout fishing sojourn in nc. wayno knows the area well.
> mark visited one year... i like it better than the blue ridge range
> around boone. less populated, different "feel". here's a link to get
> you started...
>
> http://www.grahamchamber.com/
>
> tooties in stecoah used to have a bluegrass night...i think it's similar
> to the place you visit in blowing rock.
i'll bring my fiddle- could be a lot of fun.
>
> anyway, if you like the mountains of nc, you should visit the smoky
> mountain area (western section...avoid cherokee area). ...and, bring
> beer, vodka, gin,
>whisky, whiskey.
<G>
one of you carolina boys needs to bring a little bootleg, as i have yet to
experince the "local spirits." go easy on me though, i'm a lightweight when
it comes to drinkin ;-)
>almost any beer from the rogue
> brewery will do... becks are ok as well. i have a useful cooler. there
> is a nice spirit store in boone near app state on 105...excellent
> selection for you to consider. but, don't go near wally with any of the
> brews though, as cases magically turn to a six-pack in his presence.
> look forward to meeting and fishing with you.
>
> jeff
>
thanks for all the info jeff. i feel a little less lost about the whole
thing now.
i got your e-mail. thanks for that bit of info as well.
i look forward to meeting, and fishing with you too.
snake
> snakefiddler wrote:
> > o.k., folks-
> > please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> > where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history-
know
> > something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i
am
> > pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> > where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people
will
> > be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> > (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> > bring?
> >
> >
> > all help will be appreciated-
> > snake
> >
> >
> >
snakefiddler
September 10th, 2004, 03:27 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:%Cg0d.290964$Oi.14212@fed1read04...
> october 9 - 16, graham county & swain county. rachel and i are staying
> through the 23rd, so we'll be around if you need to plan a later date or
> visit. our rental is in the snowbird area, south of robbinsville, on
> snowbird creek. some folks are looking at the rentals over at almond
> boat docks on fontana lake...about 30 minutes from snowbird...and some
> are staying in robbinsville at motels (usually $40-90 per night).
>
> great smoky mountain national park. fontana lake. santeetlah lake.
> nantahala lake. lots of trout streams to fish. if you want to save
> bucks and camp, there are plenty of free streamside campgrounds... as i
> recall, mark has the hilton camping suite package. he could probably
> loan it to you.... a shower will be available to campers in need. folks
> seem to work out fishing and gathering details on a last minute basis.
> we'll be visiting hazel creek ...something you should do at least once
> during your trout fishing sojourn in nc. wayno knows the area well.
> mark visited one year... i like it better than the blue ridge range
> around boone. less populated, different "feel". here's a link to get
> you started...
>
> http://www.grahamchamber.com/
>
> tooties in stecoah used to have a bluegrass night...i think it's similar
> to the place you visit in blowing rock.
i'll bring my fiddle- could be a lot of fun.
>
> anyway, if you like the mountains of nc, you should visit the smoky
> mountain area (western section...avoid cherokee area). ...and, bring
> beer, vodka, gin,
>whisky, whiskey.
<G>
one of you carolina boys needs to bring a little bootleg, as i have yet to
experince the "local spirits." go easy on me though, i'm a lightweight when
it comes to drinkin ;-)
>almost any beer from the rogue
> brewery will do... becks are ok as well. i have a useful cooler. there
> is a nice spirit store in boone near app state on 105...excellent
> selection for you to consider. but, don't go near wally with any of the
> brews though, as cases magically turn to a six-pack in his presence.
> look forward to meeting and fishing with you.
>
> jeff
>
thanks for all the info jeff. i feel a little less lost about the whole
thing now.
i got your e-mail. thanks for that bit of info as well.
i look forward to meeting, and fishing with you too.
snake
> snakefiddler wrote:
> > o.k., folks-
> > please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> > where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history-
know
> > something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i
am
> > pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> > where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people
will
> > be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> > (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> > bring?
> >
> >
> > all help will be appreciated-
> > snake
> >
> >
> >
snakefiddler
September 12th, 2004, 01:31 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:%Cg0d.290964$Oi.14212@fed1read04...
> october 9 - 16, graham county & swain county. rachel and i are staying
> through the 23rd, so we'll be around if you need to plan a later date or
> visit. our rental is in the snowbird area, south of robbinsville, on
> snowbird creek. some folks are looking at the rentals over at almond
> boat docks on fontana lake...about 30 minutes from snowbird...and some
> are staying in robbinsville at motels (usually $40-90 per night).
>
> great smoky mountain national park. fontana lake. santeetlah lake.
> nantahala lake. lots of trout streams to fish. if you want to save
> bucks and camp, there are plenty of free streamside campgrounds... as i
> recall, mark has the hilton camping suite package. he could probably
> loan it to you.... a shower will be available to campers in need. folks
> seem to work out fishing and gathering details on a last minute basis.
> we'll be visiting hazel creek ...something you should do at least once
> during your trout fishing sojourn in nc. wayno knows the area well.
> mark visited one year... i like it better than the blue ridge range
> around boone. less populated, different "feel". here's a link to get
> you started...
>
> http://www.grahamchamber.com/
>
> tooties in stecoah used to have a bluegrass night...i think it's similar
> to the place you visit in blowing rock.
>
> anyway, if you like the mountains of nc, you should visit the smoky
> mountain area (western section...avoid cherokee area). ...and, bring
> beer, vodka, gin, whisky, whiskey. almost any beer from the rogue
> brewery will do... becks are ok as well. i have a useful cooler. there
> is a nice spirit store in boone near app state on 105...excellent
> selection for you to consider. but, don't go near wally with any of the
> brews though, as cases magically turn to a six-pack in his presence.
> look forward to meeting and fishing with you.
>
> jeff
thanks for all the good info, jeff
snake
>
> snakefiddler wrote:
><my stuff snipped>
> > snake
> >
> >
> >
snakefiddler
September 12th, 2004, 01:31 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:%Cg0d.290964$Oi.14212@fed1read04...
> october 9 - 16, graham county & swain county. rachel and i are staying
> through the 23rd, so we'll be around if you need to plan a later date or
> visit. our rental is in the snowbird area, south of robbinsville, on
> snowbird creek. some folks are looking at the rentals over at almond
> boat docks on fontana lake...about 30 minutes from snowbird...and some
> are staying in robbinsville at motels (usually $40-90 per night).
>
> great smoky mountain national park. fontana lake. santeetlah lake.
> nantahala lake. lots of trout streams to fish. if you want to save
> bucks and camp, there are plenty of free streamside campgrounds... as i
> recall, mark has the hilton camping suite package. he could probably
> loan it to you.... a shower will be available to campers in need. folks
> seem to work out fishing and gathering details on a last minute basis.
> we'll be visiting hazel creek ...something you should do at least once
> during your trout fishing sojourn in nc. wayno knows the area well.
> mark visited one year... i like it better than the blue ridge range
> around boone. less populated, different "feel". here's a link to get
> you started...
>
> http://www.grahamchamber.com/
>
> tooties in stecoah used to have a bluegrass night...i think it's similar
> to the place you visit in blowing rock.
>
> anyway, if you like the mountains of nc, you should visit the smoky
> mountain area (western section...avoid cherokee area). ...and, bring
> beer, vodka, gin, whisky, whiskey. almost any beer from the rogue
> brewery will do... becks are ok as well. i have a useful cooler. there
> is a nice spirit store in boone near app state on 105...excellent
> selection for you to consider. but, don't go near wally with any of the
> brews though, as cases magically turn to a six-pack in his presence.
> look forward to meeting and fishing with you.
>
> jeff
thanks for all the good info, jeff
snake
>
> snakefiddler wrote:
><my stuff snipped>
> > snake
> >
> >
> >
snakefiddler
September 13th, 2004, 03:43 AM
"Guyz-N-Flyz" > wrote in message
...
>
> "snakefiddler" > wrote in message
> ...
> > o.k., folks-
> > please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> > where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history-
know
> > something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i
am
> > pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> > where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people
will
> > be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> > (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> > bring?
> >
> >
> > all help will be appreciated-
> > snake
>
> The Anti-Clave is in Graham County, southwest of Robbinsville.
> http://www.grahamcountytravel.com/maps/GC_MAP.jpg
>
> This site should give ya a little info about the area, and you can google
of course.
> http://www.grahamcountytravel.com/about.html
>
> The fishin' will be all over the area, streams rivers and lakes, depending
upon the
> participants adventurous nature.
>
> Jeff will likely post directions to his place, but it was my experience
that folks
> just kinda found one another once they began showing up. Stop in at this
rangers
> station and they will have maps and info about campin' areas.
> http://www.main.nc.us/graham/hiking/rangerhq.html
>
> Bring warm clothes for the evenings and rain gear!
>
> You have two choices for lodgings, basically: rent or camp out. I have
some info
> here at the house, somewhere, from my one time Anti-Clave. I'll try to
find it for
> ya, as I won't know if I am gonna make it 'til the last minute.
>
> Mark
>
cool- thanks mark, for all the info - and, i *really* hope you make it.
jen
snakefiddler
September 13th, 2004, 03:43 AM
"Guyz-N-Flyz" > wrote in message
...
>
> "snakefiddler" > wrote in message
> ...
> > o.k., folks-
> > please tell me everything i need to know about this anti-clave. exactly
> > where is it? i'd like to look into a little bit of the local history-
know
> > something about the area. never having attended one of these things, i
am
> > pretty clueless as to the trappings.
> > where will we be fishing? how do folks find one another since people
will
> > be arriving on different days? is there anything besides the obvious
> > (fishing gear, fishing attire, non-fishing clothes, etc) that i need to
> > bring?
> >
> >
> > all help will be appreciated-
> > snake
>
> The Anti-Clave is in Graham County, southwest of Robbinsville.
> http://www.grahamcountytravel.com/maps/GC_MAP.jpg
>
> This site should give ya a little info about the area, and you can google
of course.
> http://www.grahamcountytravel.com/about.html
>
> The fishin' will be all over the area, streams rivers and lakes, depending
upon the
> participants adventurous nature.
>
> Jeff will likely post directions to his place, but it was my experience
that folks
> just kinda found one another once they began showing up. Stop in at this
rangers
> station and they will have maps and info about campin' areas.
> http://www.main.nc.us/graham/hiking/rangerhq.html
>
> Bring warm clothes for the evenings and rain gear!
>
> You have two choices for lodgings, basically: rent or camp out. I have
some info
> here at the house, somewhere, from my one time Anti-Clave. I'll try to
find it for
> ya, as I won't know if I am gonna make it 'til the last minute.
>
> Mark
>
cool- thanks mark, for all the info - and, i *really* hope you make it.
jen
Bob Patton
September 14th, 2004, 01:10 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:%Cg0d.290964$Oi.14212@fed1read04...
> october 9 - 16, graham county & swain county. rachel and i are staying
> through the 23rd, so we'll be around if you need to plan a later date or
> visit. our rental is in the snowbird area, south of robbinsville, on
> snowbird creek. some folks are looking at the rentals over at almond boat
> docks on fontana lake...about 30 minutes from snowbird...and some are
> staying in robbinsville at motels (usually $40-90 per night).
>
//snip//
Anybody interested in a walk up Hazel Creek - mebbe spend a couple of nights
there? (reprise of the death march?) Also, what do you'uns think about
Forney and Noland and other creeks near the road to nowhere? I've never been
on those creeks and thought it might be fun to give it a try.
Bob
Ken Fortenberry
September 14th, 2004, 01:29 AM
Bob Patton wrote:
> ... Also, what do you'uns think about
> Forney and Noland and other creeks near the road to nowhere? I've never been
> on those creeks and thought it might be fun to give it a try.
Noland is worth fishing if you don't mind smallish fish and a
very nice but somewhat long day hike. Forney is pretty much a
wash for fishing. For some reason that creek has never really
recovered from the deforestation and the sections you can reach
on a reasonable round-trip day hike from the Road to Nowhere are
pretty much a perennial ugly, muddy mess.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Wayne Harrison
September 14th, 2004, 02:24 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote Also, what do you'uns
think about
> Forney and Noland and other creeks near the road to nowhere? I've never
been
> on those creeks and thought it might be fun to give it a try.
> Bob
>
not a good idea. heavily fished, and not that good water in the first
place.
better that you go up ...... creek, or hike a little ways up eagle to
eeklaneetee.
yfitons
wayno
>
Wayne Harrison
September 14th, 2004, 02:24 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote Also, what do you'uns
think about
> Forney and Noland and other creeks near the road to nowhere? I've never
been
> on those creeks and thought it might be fun to give it a try.
> Bob
>
not a good idea. heavily fished, and not that good water in the first
place.
better that you go up ...... creek, or hike a little ways up eagle to
eeklaneetee.
yfitons
wayno
>
Jeff Miller
September 14th, 2004, 12:11 PM
bob - i'm bringing my bay boat as an experiment. if the lake is high
enough, i'm hoping to check out chambers and forney where they enter the
lake - i've never been there. a hike up hazel is a definite plan... we
also need to do that snowbird thing. but, as rachel will be along, i
won't be overnighting.
noland is easy access and has a good trail - similar to the one along
hazel. i've been about 3 miles up it. i caught small rainbows when i
fished it. i also caught a hornets' nest... <g> i liked the hike.
though easy to access because of the paved road and parking lot, i only
saw one other person fishing in the lower stretch. i've heard some of
the big fish move up from the lake and ramble about in the lower
stretches in the fall...
jeff
Bob Patton wrote:
>
Jeff Miller
September 14th, 2004, 12:11 PM
bob - i'm bringing my bay boat as an experiment. if the lake is high
enough, i'm hoping to check out chambers and forney where they enter the
lake - i've never been there. a hike up hazel is a definite plan... we
also need to do that snowbird thing. but, as rachel will be along, i
won't be overnighting.
noland is easy access and has a good trail - similar to the one along
hazel. i've been about 3 miles up it. i caught small rainbows when i
fished it. i also caught a hornets' nest... <g> i liked the hike.
though easy to access because of the paved road and parking lot, i only
saw one other person fishing in the lower stretch. i've heard some of
the big fish move up from the lake and ramble about in the lower
stretches in the fall...
jeff
Bob Patton wrote:
>
Wayne Harrison
September 14th, 2004, 01:38 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:WpA1d.45842$wu.27509@okepread04...
> bob - i'm bringing my bay boat as an experiment. if the lake is high
> enough, i'm hoping to check out chambers and forney where they enter the
> lake - i've never been there.
i'd like to make that ride to chambers, jeffie. it is the most remote
and least fished water on the north shore. could be pretty sweet in what i
would expect to be high water. snakiest lookin' place i've ever seen. but
i haven't actually seen a snake in three trips. :)
yfitp
wayno
Jeff
September 14th, 2004, 10:42 PM
my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october. hazel
was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to. i went over one summer
in the 80s with jim, roy bailey, and howard cummings... damn things were
sunning in the trees and on the rocks everywhere.
anyway...consider chambers a plan.
at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
around and when. have you talked to jim?
jeff
Wayne Harrison wrote:
>
> i'd like to make that ride to chambers, jeffie.
Jeff
September 14th, 2004, 10:42 PM
my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october. hazel
was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to. i went over one summer
in the 80s with jim, roy bailey, and howard cummings... damn things were
sunning in the trees and on the rocks everywhere.
anyway...consider chambers a plan.
at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
around and when. have you talked to jim?
jeff
Wayne Harrison wrote:
>
> i'd like to make that ride to chambers, jeffie.
Jeff
September 14th, 2004, 10:42 PM
my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october. hazel
was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to. i went over one summer
in the 80s with jim, roy bailey, and howard cummings... damn things were
sunning in the trees and on the rocks everywhere.
anyway...consider chambers a plan.
at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
around and when. have you talked to jim?
jeff
Wayne Harrison wrote:
>
> i'd like to make that ride to chambers, jeffie.
Wayne Harrison
September 14th, 2004, 11:14 PM
"Jeff" > wrote
> anyway...consider chambers a plan.
>
> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> jeff
i'd like for some of you arrogant non-tar heel sonsabitches to know that
i answered jeffie by email, by god!
ain't that rat, jayeffie?
wayno
Wayne Harrison
September 14th, 2004, 11:14 PM
"Jeff" > wrote
> anyway...consider chambers a plan.
>
> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> jeff
i'd like for some of you arrogant non-tar heel sonsabitches to know that
i answered jeffie by email, by god!
ain't that rat, jayeffie?
wayno
Wayne Harrison
September 14th, 2004, 11:14 PM
"Jeff" > wrote
> anyway...consider chambers a plan.
>
> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> jeff
i'd like for some of you arrogant non-tar heel sonsabitches to know that
i answered jeffie by email, by god!
ain't that rat, jayeffie?
wayno
Wolfgang
September 14th, 2004, 11:38 PM
"Jeff" > wrote in message
nk.net...
> my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
Well, what the hell?! Everybody is worried about snakes and everybody keeps
inviting one and saying, "looking forward to meeting you....blah.....blah".
I JUST DON'T GET IT! :(
> hazel
> was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to.
Ditto. Big black hairy brutes. :(
> i went over one summer
> in the 80s with jim, roy bailey, and howard cummings... damn things were
> sunning in the trees and on the rocks everywhere.
>
> anyway...consider chambers a plan.
>
> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> jeff
I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her brother
had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the hell,
thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the passport
thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
all.......foreign culture......Culture........
Wolfgang
swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
Wolfgang
September 14th, 2004, 11:38 PM
"Jeff" > wrote in message
nk.net...
> my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
Well, what the hell?! Everybody is worried about snakes and everybody keeps
inviting one and saying, "looking forward to meeting you....blah.....blah".
I JUST DON'T GET IT! :(
> hazel
> was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to.
Ditto. Big black hairy brutes. :(
> i went over one summer
> in the 80s with jim, roy bailey, and howard cummings... damn things were
> sunning in the trees and on the rocks everywhere.
>
> anyway...consider chambers a plan.
>
> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> jeff
I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her brother
had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the hell,
thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the passport
thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
all.......foreign culture......Culture........
Wolfgang
swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 12:53 AM
"Wolfgang" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Jeff" > wrote in message
> nk.net...
> > my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
>
> Well, what the hell?! Everybody is worried about snakes and everybody
keeps
> inviting one and saying, "looking forward to meeting
you....blah.....blah".
> I JUST DON'T GET IT! :(
>
<LOL> ;-)
> > hazel
> > was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to.
>
> Ditto. Big black hairy brutes. :(
> <SNIPPED >> > jeff
>
> I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her brother
> had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
> lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the
hell,
> thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the passport
> thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
> all.......foreign culture......Culture........
>
> Wolfgang
> swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
>
glad your gonna make, it wolfie. i hope you, and the majority of clavers
will be there when i am- i want to meet all ya'll.
snake- who can attest to absence of hair follicles growing out of any of my
slithering friends- (except for maybe opie <g>)
hey op-who loves ya baby? <SEG>
>
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 12:53 AM
"Wolfgang" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Jeff" > wrote in message
> nk.net...
> > my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
>
> Well, what the hell?! Everybody is worried about snakes and everybody
keeps
> inviting one and saying, "looking forward to meeting
you....blah.....blah".
> I JUST DON'T GET IT! :(
>
<LOL> ;-)
> > hazel
> > was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to.
>
> Ditto. Big black hairy brutes. :(
> <SNIPPED >> > jeff
>
> I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her brother
> had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
> lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the
hell,
> thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the passport
> thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
> all.......foreign culture......Culture........
>
> Wolfgang
> swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
>
glad your gonna make, it wolfie. i hope you, and the majority of clavers
will be there when i am- i want to meet all ya'll.
snake- who can attest to absence of hair follicles growing out of any of my
slithering friends- (except for maybe opie <g>)
hey op-who loves ya baby? <SEG>
>
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 01:00 AM
"Wolfgang" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Jeff" > wrote in message
> nk.net...
> > my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
>
> Well, what the hell?! Everybody is worried about snakes and everybody
keeps
> inviting one and saying, "looking forward to meeting
you....blah.....blah".
> I JUST DON'T GET IT! :(
<LOL>:-)
>
> > Ditto. Big black hairy brutes. :(
>
> > i went over one summer
> > in the 80s with jim, roy bailey, and howard cummings... damn things were
> > sunning in the trees and on the rocks everywhere.
sounds wonderful to me- long as you don't bother them- they (probably <g>)
won't bother you. i always look for snakes when i am hiking/fishing.
lizards are also a welcome sight.
> ><SNIPPED>
>
> I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her brother
> had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
> lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the
hell,
> thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the passport
> thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
> all.......foreign culture......Culture........
>
> Wolfgang
> swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
i'm glad you're gonna make it wolfie- i hope that the majority of clavers
will be there while i am there- i'm lookin forward to meeting ya'll.
snake- who can confidently attest to an absence of hair follicles growing
out of any of my slithering friends (except for maybe opie <g>)
hi ya op- who loves ya baby <SEG>
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 01:00 AM
"Wolfgang" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Jeff" > wrote in message
> nk.net...
> > my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
>
> Well, what the hell?! Everybody is worried about snakes and everybody
keeps
> inviting one and saying, "looking forward to meeting
you....blah.....blah".
> I JUST DON'T GET IT! :(
<LOL>:-)
>
> > Ditto. Big black hairy brutes. :(
>
> > i went over one summer
> > in the 80s with jim, roy bailey, and howard cummings... damn things were
> > sunning in the trees and on the rocks everywhere.
sounds wonderful to me- long as you don't bother them- they (probably <g>)
won't bother you. i always look for snakes when i am hiking/fishing.
lizards are also a welcome sight.
> ><SNIPPED>
>
> I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her brother
> had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
> lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the
hell,
> thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the passport
> thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
> all.......foreign culture......Culture........
>
> Wolfgang
> swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
i'm glad you're gonna make it wolfie- i hope that the majority of clavers
will be there while i am there- i'm lookin forward to meeting ya'll.
snake- who can confidently attest to an absence of hair follicles growing
out of any of my slithering friends (except for maybe opie <g>)
hi ya op- who loves ya baby <SEG>
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 01:04 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Wolfgang" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> > "Jeff" > wrote in message
> > nk.net...
> > > my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
> >
<REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it didn't send
the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first one got
sent along with it- arggghhh
snake
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 01:04 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Wolfgang" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> > "Jeff" > wrote in message
> > nk.net...
> > > my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
> >
<REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it didn't send
the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first one got
sent along with it- arggghhh
snake
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 01:39 AM
"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
...
//snip//> Noland is worth fishing if you don't mind smallish fish and a
> very nice but somewhat long day hike. Forney is pretty much a
> wash for fishing. For some reason that creek has never really
> recovered from the deforestation and the sections you can reach
> on a reasonable round-trip day hike from the Road to Nowhere are
> pretty much a perennial ugly, muddy mess.
>
Thanks for the advice. I drove up the road weekend-before-last and there
were horse trailers and lots of cars, so I figure you're right. It's a
little too easy to get to. But it does look look like it would be
interesting to get a pack rod and a pack and plenty of Power Bars and just
start walking. One of these days when I get a little younger . . .
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 01:39 AM
"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
...
//snip//> Noland is worth fishing if you don't mind smallish fish and a
> very nice but somewhat long day hike. Forney is pretty much a
> wash for fishing. For some reason that creek has never really
> recovered from the deforestation and the sections you can reach
> on a reasonable round-trip day hike from the Road to Nowhere are
> pretty much a perennial ugly, muddy mess.
>
Thanks for the advice. I drove up the road weekend-before-last and there
were horse trailers and lots of cars, so I figure you're right. It's a
little too easy to get to. But it does look look like it would be
interesting to get a pack rod and a pack and plenty of Power Bars and just
start walking. One of these days when I get a little younger . . .
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 01:39 AM
"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
...
//snip//> Noland is worth fishing if you don't mind smallish fish and a
> very nice but somewhat long day hike. Forney is pretty much a
> wash for fishing. For some reason that creek has never really
> recovered from the deforestation and the sections you can reach
> on a reasonable round-trip day hike from the Road to Nowhere are
> pretty much a perennial ugly, muddy mess.
>
Thanks for the advice. I drove up the road weekend-before-last and there
were horse trailers and lots of cars, so I figure you're right. It's a
little too easy to get to. But it does look look like it would be
interesting to get a pack rod and a pack and plenty of Power Bars and just
start walking. One of these days when I get a little younger . . .
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 01:44 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
//snip//> not a good idea. heavily fished, and not that good water in
the first
> place.
>
> better that you go up ...... creek, or hike a little ways up eagle to
> eeklaneetee.
>
Understood. I'd like to see the old copper mines up on Eagle too. Did you
know that Cities Service Company retained mining rights there up until well
into the 80s? Gold and Copper.
If GWB had been in charge they'd have restarted and expanded the mining
operation and the Road to Nowhere would be for access to the mine . . .
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 01:44 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
//snip//> not a good idea. heavily fished, and not that good water in
the first
> place.
>
> better that you go up ...... creek, or hike a little ways up eagle to
> eeklaneetee.
>
Understood. I'd like to see the old copper mines up on Eagle too. Did you
know that Cities Service Company retained mining rights there up until well
into the 80s? Gold and Copper.
If GWB had been in charge they'd have restarted and expanded the mining
operation and the Road to Nowhere would be for access to the mine . . .
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 01:44 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
//snip//> not a good idea. heavily fished, and not that good water in
the first
> place.
>
> better that you go up ...... creek, or hike a little ways up eagle to
> eeklaneetee.
>
Understood. I'd like to see the old copper mines up on Eagle too. Did you
know that Cities Service Company retained mining rights there up until well
into the 80s? Gold and Copper.
If GWB had been in charge they'd have restarted and expanded the mining
operation and the Road to Nowhere would be for access to the mine . . .
Bob
Wayne Harrison
September 15th, 2004, 01:57 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote
> <REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
>
> sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it didn't send
> the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first one
got
> sent along with it- arggghhh
>
> snake
not to worry, darlin. wolfgang usually needs at least one repeat
message to fully comprehend...or should that be comprendo...or capische...
the boy is *so* cosmopolitan...
yfitp
wayno
Wayne Harrison
September 15th, 2004, 01:57 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote
> <REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
>
> sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it didn't send
> the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first one
got
> sent along with it- arggghhh
>
> snake
not to worry, darlin. wolfgang usually needs at least one repeat
message to fully comprehend...or should that be comprendo...or capische...
the boy is *so* cosmopolitan...
yfitp
wayno
Wayne Harrison
September 15th, 2004, 01:57 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote
> <REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
>
> sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it didn't send
> the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first one
got
> sent along with it- arggghhh
>
> snake
not to worry, darlin. wolfgang usually needs at least one repeat
message to fully comprehend...or should that be comprendo...or capische...
the boy is *so* cosmopolitan...
yfitp
wayno
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 01:58 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:WpA1d.45842$wu.27509@okepread04...
> bob - i'm bringing my bay boat as an experiment. if the lake is high
> enough, i'm hoping to check out chambers and forney where they enter the
> lake - i've never been there. a hike up hazel is a definite plan... we
> also need to do that snowbird thing. but, as rachel will be along, i
> won't be overnighting.
>
> noland is easy access and has a good trail - similar to the one along
> hazel. i've been about 3 miles up it. i caught small rainbows when i
> fished it. i also caught a hornets' nest... <g> i liked the hike. though
> easy to access because of the paved road and parking lot, i only saw one
> other person fishing in the lower stretch. i've heard some of the big fish
> move up from the lake and ramble about in the lower stretches in the
> fall...
>
If you can take an extra rider, and are planning such voyages between
October 10 - 16, count me in. My wish list includes Eagle, Chambers, Hazel,
Snowbird, Santeetlah, Nantahala (good when you absolutely, positively HAVE
to catch a fish), Kimsey Creek, and Buck Creek.
I know it's true that fish move from the lake into the streams in the fall.
Just a matter of getting there fustest with the mostest. Or something like
that.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 01:58 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:WpA1d.45842$wu.27509@okepread04...
> bob - i'm bringing my bay boat as an experiment. if the lake is high
> enough, i'm hoping to check out chambers and forney where they enter the
> lake - i've never been there. a hike up hazel is a definite plan... we
> also need to do that snowbird thing. but, as rachel will be along, i
> won't be overnighting.
>
> noland is easy access and has a good trail - similar to the one along
> hazel. i've been about 3 miles up it. i caught small rainbows when i
> fished it. i also caught a hornets' nest... <g> i liked the hike. though
> easy to access because of the paved road and parking lot, i only saw one
> other person fishing in the lower stretch. i've heard some of the big fish
> move up from the lake and ramble about in the lower stretches in the
> fall...
>
If you can take an extra rider, and are planning such voyages between
October 10 - 16, count me in. My wish list includes Eagle, Chambers, Hazel,
Snowbird, Santeetlah, Nantahala (good when you absolutely, positively HAVE
to catch a fish), Kimsey Creek, and Buck Creek.
I know it's true that fish move from the lake into the streams in the fall.
Just a matter of getting there fustest with the mostest. Or something like
that.
Bob
Wayne Harrison
September 15th, 2004, 02:05 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> "Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
> om...
> >
> //snip//> not a good idea. heavily fished, and not that good water in
> the first
> > place.
> >
> > better that you go up ...... creek, or hike a little ways up eagle to
> > eeklaneetee.
> >
> Understood. I'd like to see the old copper mines up on Eagle too.
at the risk of appearing to be maudlin, i would love to take a slow trip
up eagle and fish eeklaneetlee. we (me and pj and darris) have often talked
of taking a day hike up that far. but the thought of doing without whisky
or vodka for more than twelve hours is a monumental task.
perhaps we can arrange for suitable ...logistics...
yfitons
wayno
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 02:06 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
//snip//> would expect to be high water. snakiest lookin' place i've ever
seen. but
> i haven't actually seen a snake in three trips. :)
>
Slip-slidin' down a bank into the upper Nantahala (above Nantahala Lake) I
grabbed at a limb to break my slide. It was sort of soft and moved when I
grabbed it. Neither the snake nor I ever knew exactly what the other looked
like.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 02:06 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
//snip//> would expect to be high water. snakiest lookin' place i've ever
seen. but
> i haven't actually seen a snake in three trips. :)
>
Slip-slidin' down a bank into the upper Nantahala (above Nantahala Lake) I
grabbed at a limb to break my slide. It was sort of soft and moved when I
grabbed it. Neither the snake nor I ever knew exactly what the other looked
like.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 02:27 AM
"Wolfgang" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//>
> I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her brother
> had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
> lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the
> hell,
> thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the passport
> thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
> all.......foreign culture......Culture........
>
> Wolfgang
> swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
>
I went to Canada a few months ago - surprising how easy it was to get into
BC and how hard it was to get back into WA. Got bawled out by a border guard
for not having my passport, and of course SWMBO had to go into a long
explanation of how I lost it on the plane and so on, the detail of which
explanation the constabulary did not appreciate as much as SWMBO did. A
royal PITA.
How can you ask for more culture than Graham county? You got the marvelous
language, the Norfolk Southern trestle at Almond, well-stocked grocery
stores, and Snyder's Store.
Just ask for a pied a terre in Robbinsville that you can use for a menage a
deux and see what happens!
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 02:27 AM
"Wolfgang" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//>
> I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her brother
> had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
> lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the
> hell,
> thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the passport
> thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
> all.......foreign culture......Culture........
>
> Wolfgang
> swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
>
I went to Canada a few months ago - surprising how easy it was to get into
BC and how hard it was to get back into WA. Got bawled out by a border guard
for not having my passport, and of course SWMBO had to go into a long
explanation of how I lost it on the plane and so on, the detail of which
explanation the constabulary did not appreciate as much as SWMBO did. A
royal PITA.
How can you ask for more culture than Graham county? You got the marvelous
language, the Norfolk Southern trestle at Almond, well-stocked grocery
stores, and Snyder's Store.
Just ask for a pied a terre in Robbinsville that you can use for a menage a
deux and see what happens!
Bob
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 02:30 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//
>won't bother you. i always look for snakes when i am hiking/fishing.
//snip//
>
So do lots of guys in this vicinity . . .
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 02:30 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//
>won't bother you. i always look for snakes when i am hiking/fishing.
//snip//
>
So do lots of guys in this vicinity . . .
Bob Patton
September 15th, 2004, 02:30 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//
>won't bother you. i always look for snakes when i am hiking/fishing.
//snip//
>
So do lots of guys in this vicinity . . .
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 02:47 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
> "snakefiddler" > wrote
>
> > <REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
> >
> > sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it didn't
send
> > the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first one
> got
> > sent along with it- arggghhh
> >
> > snake
>
>
> not to worry, darlin. wolfgang usually needs at least one repeat
> message to fully comprehend...or should that be comprendo...or capische...
>
> the boy is *so* cosmopolitan...
>
> yfitp
> wayno
well, uncle wayno, it can happen to the best of us sometimes ;-)
yfitm
jen
>
>
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 02:47 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
> "snakefiddler" > wrote
>
> > <REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
> >
> > sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it didn't
send
> > the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first one
> got
> > sent along with it- arggghhh
> >
> > snake
>
>
> not to worry, darlin. wolfgang usually needs at least one repeat
> message to fully comprehend...or should that be comprendo...or capische...
>
> the boy is *so* cosmopolitan...
>
> yfitp
> wayno
well, uncle wayno, it can happen to the best of us sometimes ;-)
yfitm
jen
>
>
Wolfgang
September 15th, 2004, 03:09 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
> "Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
> ...
> > "Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
> > om...
> > >
> > //snip//> not a good idea. heavily fished, and not that good water
in
> > the first
> > > place.
> > >
> > > better that you go up ...... creek, or hike a little ways up eagle
to
> > > eeklaneetee.
> > >
> > Understood. I'd like to see the old copper mines up on Eagle too.
>
> at the risk of appearing to be maudlin, i would love to take a slow
trip
> up eagle and fish eeklaneetlee. we (me and pj and darris) have often
talked
> of taking a day hike up that far. but the thought of doing without whisky
> or vodka for more than twelve hours is a monumental task.
>
> perhaps we can arrange for suitable ...logistics...
>
> yfitons
> wayno
Hm......what's twelve hours worth of the water of life in grams?
Wolfgang
he of the strong enough back.
Wolfgang
September 15th, 2004, 03:09 AM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
> "Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
> ...
> > "Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
> > om...
> > >
> > //snip//> not a good idea. heavily fished, and not that good water
in
> > the first
> > > place.
> > >
> > > better that you go up ...... creek, or hike a little ways up eagle
to
> > > eeklaneetee.
> > >
> > Understood. I'd like to see the old copper mines up on Eagle too.
>
> at the risk of appearing to be maudlin, i would love to take a slow
trip
> up eagle and fish eeklaneetlee. we (me and pj and darris) have often
talked
> of taking a day hike up that far. but the thought of doing without whisky
> or vodka for more than twelve hours is a monumental task.
>
> perhaps we can arrange for suitable ...logistics...
>
> yfitons
> wayno
Hm......what's twelve hours worth of the water of life in grams?
Wolfgang
he of the strong enough back.
Wolfgang
September 15th, 2004, 03:22 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> "Wolfgang" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> //snip//>
> > I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her
brother
> > had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
> > lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the
> > hell,
> > thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the
passport
> > thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
> > all.......foreign culture......Culture........
> >
> > Wolfgang
> > swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
> >
>
> I went to Canada a few months ago - surprising how easy it was to get into
> BC and how hard it was to get back into WA. Got bawled out by a border
guard
> for not having my passport, and of course SWMBO had to go into a long
> explanation of how I lost it on the plane and so on, the detail of which
> explanation the constabulary did not appreciate as much as SWMBO did. A
> royal PITA.
Should'a tried a six pack of Labatt's, eh? :)
> How can you ask for more culture than Graham county? You got the marvelous
> language, the Norfolk Southern trestle at Almond, well-stocked grocery
> stores, and Snyder's Store.
>
> Just ask for a pied a terre in Robbinsville that you can use for a menage
a
> deux and see what happens!
****, I sprained an achilles just reading that. :(
Wolfgang
Wolfgang
September 15th, 2004, 03:22 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> "Wolfgang" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> //snip//>
> > I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her
brother
> > had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
> > lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what the
> > hell,
> > thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then there's the
passport
> > thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like Graham county after
> > all.......foreign culture......Culture........
> >
> > Wolfgang
> > swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
> >
>
> I went to Canada a few months ago - surprising how easy it was to get into
> BC and how hard it was to get back into WA. Got bawled out by a border
guard
> for not having my passport, and of course SWMBO had to go into a long
> explanation of how I lost it on the plane and so on, the detail of which
> explanation the constabulary did not appreciate as much as SWMBO did. A
> royal PITA.
Should'a tried a six pack of Labatt's, eh? :)
> How can you ask for more culture than Graham county? You got the marvelous
> language, the Norfolk Southern trestle at Almond, well-stocked grocery
> stores, and Snyder's Store.
>
> Just ask for a pied a terre in Robbinsville that you can use for a menage
a
> deux and see what happens!
****, I sprained an achilles just reading that. :(
Wolfgang
Frank Church
September 15th, 2004, 04:21 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in
:
> glad your gonna make, it wolfie. i hope you, and the majority of
> clavers will be there when i am- i want to meet all ya'll.
>
...aw ****, guess i'll make it this year, mainly because i'm afraid some of
you old farts like wayno, et al will die off before i git to meet ya'll (or
izzat all ya'lls?) if'n i can't fish i'll just look at the pretty leaves.
frank church
....who is still ashamed of my score with old SF, it ain't right, pupils
shouldn't beat teachers. :(
Frank Church
September 15th, 2004, 04:21 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in
:
> glad your gonna make, it wolfie. i hope you, and the majority of
> clavers will be there when i am- i want to meet all ya'll.
>
...aw ****, guess i'll make it this year, mainly because i'm afraid some of
you old farts like wayno, et al will die off before i git to meet ya'll (or
izzat all ya'lls?) if'n i can't fish i'll just look at the pretty leaves.
frank church
....who is still ashamed of my score with old SF, it ain't right, pupils
shouldn't beat teachers. :(
Frank Church
September 15th, 2004, 04:21 AM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in
:
> glad your gonna make, it wolfie. i hope you, and the majority of
> clavers will be there when i am- i want to meet all ya'll.
>
...aw ****, guess i'll make it this year, mainly because i'm afraid some of
you old farts like wayno, et al will die off before i git to meet ya'll (or
izzat all ya'lls?) if'n i can't fish i'll just look at the pretty leaves.
frank church
....who is still ashamed of my score with old SF, it ain't right, pupils
shouldn't beat teachers. :(
Wayne Knight
September 15th, 2004, 04:24 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> One of these days when I get a little younger . . .
bob:
Gonna be meeting some friends on the north fork next weekend, care to share
a drink coming or going?
wayne
Wayne Knight
September 15th, 2004, 04:24 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> One of these days when I get a little younger . . .
bob:
Gonna be meeting some friends on the north fork next weekend, care to share
a drink coming or going?
wayne
Wayne Knight
September 15th, 2004, 04:24 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> One of these days when I get a little younger . . .
bob:
Gonna be meeting some friends on the north fork next weekend, care to share
a drink coming or going?
wayne
Tim J.
September 15th, 2004, 05:17 AM
snakefiddler wrote:
> "Wolfgang" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "Jeff" > wrote in message
>> nk.net...
>>> my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
>>
>> Well, what the hell?! Everybody is worried about snakes and
>> everybody keeps inviting one and saying, "looking forward to meeting
>> you....blah.....blah". I JUST DON'T GET IT! :(
>>
>
> <LOL> ;-)
>
>
>>> hazel
>>> was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to.
>>
>> Ditto. Big black hairy brutes. :(
>> <SNIPPED >> > jeff
>>
>> I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her
>> brother had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
>> lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what
>> the hell, thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then
>> there's the passport thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like
>> Graham county after all.......foreign culture......Culture........
>>
>> Wolfgang
>> swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
>>
>
> glad your gonna make, it wolfie. i hope you, and the majority of
> clavers will be there when i am- i want to meet all ya'll.
I met Wolfgang and lived to tell the tale, so I suppose it's safe.
--
TL,
Tim
(Then again, it was a brief meeting.)
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj
Tim J.
September 15th, 2004, 05:17 AM
snakefiddler wrote:
> "Wolfgang" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "Jeff" > wrote in message
>> nk.net...
>>> my hope is that the snakes will be moving elsewhere in october.
>>
>> Well, what the hell?! Everybody is worried about snakes and
>> everybody keeps inviting one and saying, "looking forward to meeting
>> you....blah.....blah". I JUST DON'T GET IT! :(
>>
>
> <LOL> ;-)
>
>
>>> hazel
>>> was one of the snakiest spots i've ever been to.
>>
>> Ditto. Big black hairy brutes. :(
>> <SNIPPED >> > jeff
>>
>> I'm in. It was touch and go for a while there......Becky and her
>> brother had me talked into going to Montreal instead.....big city
>> lights.....restaurants......foreign culture.....Culture.......what
>> the hell, thinks I, I've always wanted to see France. But then
>> there's the passport thingy and financing, etc. So it looks like
>> Graham county after all.......foreign culture......Culture........
>>
>> Wolfgang
>> swimmin' pools......movie stars.......
>>
>
> glad your gonna make, it wolfie. i hope you, and the majority of
> clavers will be there when i am- i want to meet all ya'll.
I met Wolfgang and lived to tell the tale, so I suppose it's safe.
--
TL,
Tim
(Then again, it was a brief meeting.)
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj
Tim J.
September 15th, 2004, 05:29 AM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
> "Jeff" > wrote
>
>> anyway...consider chambers a plan.
>>
>> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
>> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> i'd like for some of you arrogant non-tar heel sonsabitches to
> know that i answered jeffie by email, by god!
What?! Ping isn't working now in NC?
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj
Tim J.
September 15th, 2004, 05:29 AM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
> "Jeff" > wrote
>
>> anyway...consider chambers a plan.
>>
>> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
>> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> i'd like for some of you arrogant non-tar heel sonsabitches to
> know that i answered jeffie by email, by god!
What?! Ping isn't working now in NC?
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj
Joe McIntosh
September 15th, 2004, 02:18 PM
"Jeff" > >
> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> jeff
>
IJ ----how about asking those attending to include dates of visit----I'm
having a little hip problem and will probably come up the second week when
boat is not so crowded and hike is not too long. ---perhaps catch a few
smallmouth or big browns on Calderwood-----got little response when trying
to get group to rent cabin on Snowbird so will probably sleep in van
somewhere--
common brown water snakes are harmless and and mostly identified as cotton
mouths---but I did see the biggest wild timber rattler under a bush one day
while hiking around Slickrock creek.
Joe McIntosh
September 15th, 2004, 02:18 PM
"Jeff" > >
> at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> around and when. have you talked to jim?
>
> jeff
>
IJ ----how about asking those attending to include dates of visit----I'm
having a little hip problem and will probably come up the second week when
boat is not so crowded and hike is not too long. ---perhaps catch a few
smallmouth or big browns on Calderwood-----got little response when trying
to get group to rent cabin on Snowbird so will probably sleep in van
somewhere--
common brown water snakes are harmless and and mostly identified as cotton
mouths---but I did see the biggest wild timber rattler under a bush one day
while hiking around Slickrock creek.
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 03:33 PM
"Joe McIntosh" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Jeff" > >
> > at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> > around and when. have you talked to jim?
> >
> > jeff
> >
> IJ ----how about asking those attending to include dates of visit----I'm
> having a little hip problem and will probably come up the second week when
> boat is not so crowded and hike is not too long. ---perhaps catch a few
> smallmouth or big browns on Calderwood-----got little response when
trying
> to get group to rent cabin on Snowbird so will probably sleep in van
> somewhere--
i am planning to get into town (i think early in the mornin) on the 14th,
stay overnight then, and the 15th (fall break from school)- probably hang
around for the day on the 16th to fish, and come home that evening/night.
gonna be staying at the fontana village campground. i think that's a good
location in respect to our planned activities?
> common brown water snakes are harmless and and mostly identified as
cotton
> mouths---but I did see the biggest wild timber rattler under a bush one
day
> while hiking around Slickrock creek.
very cool ;-)
snake
>
>
snakefiddler
September 15th, 2004, 03:33 PM
"Joe McIntosh" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Jeff" > >
> > at some point, as we near oct 9, i reckon i need to know who'll be
> > around and when. have you talked to jim?
> >
> > jeff
> >
> IJ ----how about asking those attending to include dates of visit----I'm
> having a little hip problem and will probably come up the second week when
> boat is not so crowded and hike is not too long. ---perhaps catch a few
> smallmouth or big browns on Calderwood-----got little response when
trying
> to get group to rent cabin on Snowbird so will probably sleep in van
> somewhere--
i am planning to get into town (i think early in the mornin) on the 14th,
stay overnight then, and the 15th (fall break from school)- probably hang
around for the day on the 16th to fish, and come home that evening/night.
gonna be staying at the fontana village campground. i think that's a good
location in respect to our planned activities?
> common brown water snakes are harmless and and mostly identified as
cotton
> mouths---but I did see the biggest wild timber rattler under a bush one
day
> while hiking around Slickrock creek.
very cool ;-)
snake
>
>
Charlie Choc
September 15th, 2004, 04:28 PM
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 13:18:35 GMT, "Joe McIntosh" >
wrote:
>IJ ----how about asking those attending to include dates of visit----I'm
>having a little hip problem and will probably come up the second week when
>boat is not so crowded and hike is not too long.
I'm thinking the 2nd week too. You can park your van in the shadow of the
"Terminator" if you want. <g>
--
Charlie...
Charlie Choc
September 15th, 2004, 04:28 PM
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 13:18:35 GMT, "Joe McIntosh" >
wrote:
>IJ ----how about asking those attending to include dates of visit----I'm
>having a little hip problem and will probably come up the second week when
>boat is not so crowded and hike is not too long.
I'm thinking the 2nd week too. You can park your van in the shadow of the
"Terminator" if you want. <g>
--
Charlie...
Wolfgang
September 15th, 2004, 04:47 PM
"Joe McIntosh" > wrote in message
...
> IJ ----how about asking those attending to include dates of
visit----
Becky is planning to attend a high school reunion on the 9th. Looks
like we will probably leave Milwaukee some time on the 10th, thus
putting us at clave central (such as it is) late on the 10th or early
on the 11th. We will probably stay through Friday, the 15th. We plan
to camp......somewhere.
Wolfgang
Wolfgang
September 15th, 2004, 04:47 PM
"Joe McIntosh" > wrote in message
...
> IJ ----how about asking those attending to include dates of
visit----
Becky is planning to attend a high school reunion on the 9th. Looks
like we will probably leave Milwaukee some time on the 10th, thus
putting us at clave central (such as it is) late on the 10th or early
on the 11th. We will probably stay through Friday, the 15th. We plan
to camp......somewhere.
Wolfgang
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 08:39 PM
....and, i trust you plan to cook ...somewhere <g>...one night as well.
I know a stove that you have some familiarity with will definitely be
available.
jeff
Wolfgang wrote:
> Becky is planning to attend a high school reunion on the 9th. Looks
> like we will probably leave Milwaukee some time on the 10th, thus
> putting us at clave central (such as it is) late on the 10th or early
> on the 11th. We will probably stay through Friday, the 15th. We plan
> to camp......somewhere.
>
> Wolfgang
>
>
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 08:39 PM
....and, i trust you plan to cook ...somewhere <g>...one night as well.
I know a stove that you have some familiarity with will definitely be
available.
jeff
Wolfgang wrote:
> Becky is planning to attend a high school reunion on the 9th. Looks
> like we will probably leave Milwaukee some time on the 10th, thus
> putting us at clave central (such as it is) late on the 10th or early
> on the 11th. We will probably stay through Friday, the 15th. We plan
> to camp......somewhere.
>
> Wolfgang
>
>
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 08:54 PM
snakefiddler wrote:
> i am planning to get into town (i think early in the mornin) on the 14th,
> stay overnight then, and the 15th (fall break from school)- probably hang
> around for the day on the 16th to fish, and come home that evening/night.
>
> gonna be staying at the fontana village campground. i think that's a good
> location in respect to our planned activities?
are you camping over there? is anyone else you know staying over there?
it will be convenient only for a boat ride from the fontana dock over to
hazel creek. otherwise, you will be a distance from snowbird and
santeetlah and nantahala (about 30 minutes or more), and away from most
folks. its not a drive i'd want to make after the typical evening
camaraderie or on a regular basis given the streams we'll probably focus
on. it appears we are going to have staggered appearances over the
2-week period, so it's hard to tell who will be around right now.
If you are camping, and don't want primitive camping, i'd suggest the
campgrounds over around joyce kilmer as a better and closer alternative.
if you are simply motel-ing, the metropolis of robbinsville would
probably be a better spot to stay. fontana village has little cabins
(dam workers old residences), a motel, and some camping - a bit too
"touristy" for my tastes. i think its also a bit crowded at times, esp.
with yawing children.
anyway, let me know if i can help. as i said, mark, wayno, and walt
might also have some suggestions.
jeff
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 08:54 PM
snakefiddler wrote:
> i am planning to get into town (i think early in the mornin) on the 14th,
> stay overnight then, and the 15th (fall break from school)- probably hang
> around for the day on the 16th to fish, and come home that evening/night.
>
> gonna be staying at the fontana village campground. i think that's a good
> location in respect to our planned activities?
are you camping over there? is anyone else you know staying over there?
it will be convenient only for a boat ride from the fontana dock over to
hazel creek. otherwise, you will be a distance from snowbird and
santeetlah and nantahala (about 30 minutes or more), and away from most
folks. its not a drive i'd want to make after the typical evening
camaraderie or on a regular basis given the streams we'll probably focus
on. it appears we are going to have staggered appearances over the
2-week period, so it's hard to tell who will be around right now.
If you are camping, and don't want primitive camping, i'd suggest the
campgrounds over around joyce kilmer as a better and closer alternative.
if you are simply motel-ing, the metropolis of robbinsville would
probably be a better spot to stay. fontana village has little cabins
(dam workers old residences), a motel, and some camping - a bit too
"touristy" for my tastes. i think its also a bit crowded at times, esp.
with yawing children.
anyway, let me know if i can help. as i said, mark, wayno, and walt
might also have some suggestions.
jeff
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 08:54 PM
snakefiddler wrote:
> i am planning to get into town (i think early in the mornin) on the 14th,
> stay overnight then, and the 15th (fall break from school)- probably hang
> around for the day on the 16th to fish, and come home that evening/night.
>
> gonna be staying at the fontana village campground. i think that's a good
> location in respect to our planned activities?
are you camping over there? is anyone else you know staying over there?
it will be convenient only for a boat ride from the fontana dock over to
hazel creek. otherwise, you will be a distance from snowbird and
santeetlah and nantahala (about 30 minutes or more), and away from most
folks. its not a drive i'd want to make after the typical evening
camaraderie or on a regular basis given the streams we'll probably focus
on. it appears we are going to have staggered appearances over the
2-week period, so it's hard to tell who will be around right now.
If you are camping, and don't want primitive camping, i'd suggest the
campgrounds over around joyce kilmer as a better and closer alternative.
if you are simply motel-ing, the metropolis of robbinsville would
probably be a better spot to stay. fontana village has little cabins
(dam workers old residences), a motel, and some camping - a bit too
"touristy" for my tastes. i think its also a bit crowded at times, esp.
with yawing children.
anyway, let me know if i can help. as i said, mark, wayno, and walt
might also have some suggestions.
jeff
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 09:06 PM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
> at the risk of appearing to be maudlin, i would love to take a slow trip
> up eagle and fish eeklaneetlee. we (me and pj and darris) have often talked
> of taking a day hike up that far. but the thought of doing without whisky
> or vodka for more than twelve hours is a monumental task.
i did it 2 years ago in march. it's a relatively easy walk, though trail
is narrower than hazel. also, ekaneetlee seemed a lot like "d...'s
creek"...tight and lots of deadfall at that time, but no big
fish...there were big fish (14") at the lower pools of eagle though.
>
> perhaps we can arrange for suitable ...logistics...
indubitably...
jeff
>
>
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 09:06 PM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
> at the risk of appearing to be maudlin, i would love to take a slow trip
> up eagle and fish eeklaneetlee. we (me and pj and darris) have often talked
> of taking a day hike up that far. but the thought of doing without whisky
> or vodka for more than twelve hours is a monumental task.
i did it 2 years ago in march. it's a relatively easy walk, though trail
is narrower than hazel. also, ekaneetlee seemed a lot like "d...'s
creek"...tight and lots of deadfall at that time, but no big
fish...there were big fish (14") at the lower pools of eagle though.
>
> perhaps we can arrange for suitable ...logistics...
indubitably...
jeff
>
>
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 09:07 PM
reservation noted...
Bob Patton wrote:
> If you can take an extra rider, and are planning such voyages between
> October 10 - 16, count me in. My wish list includes Eagle, Chambers, Hazel,
> Snowbird, Santeetlah, Nantahala (good when you absolutely, positively HAVE
> to catch a fish), Kimsey Creek, and Buck Creek.
>
> I know it's true that fish move from the lake into the streams in the fall.
> Just a matter of getting there fustest with the mostest. Or something like
> that.
>
> Bob
>
>
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 09:07 PM
reservation noted...
Bob Patton wrote:
> If you can take an extra rider, and are planning such voyages between
> October 10 - 16, count me in. My wish list includes Eagle, Chambers, Hazel,
> Snowbird, Santeetlah, Nantahala (good when you absolutely, positively HAVE
> to catch a fish), Kimsey Creek, and Buck Creek.
>
> I know it's true that fish move from the lake into the streams in the fall.
> Just a matter of getting there fustest with the mostest. Or something like
> that.
>
> Bob
>
>
Wolfgang
September 15th, 2004, 09:28 PM
"Jeff" > wrote in message
ink.net...
> ...and, i trust you plan to cook ...somewhere <g>...one night as
well.
> I know a stove that you have some familiarity with will definitely
be
> available.
>
> jeff
Yeah, we can probably cobble something together......um......nothing
authentic, mind you......just something derivative and pedestrian.
:)
Wolfgang
Wolfgang
September 15th, 2004, 09:28 PM
"Jeff" > wrote in message
ink.net...
> ...and, i trust you plan to cook ...somewhere <g>...one night as
well.
> I know a stove that you have some familiarity with will definitely
be
> available.
>
> jeff
Yeah, we can probably cobble something together......um......nothing
authentic, mind you......just something derivative and pedestrian.
:)
Wolfgang
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 09:52 PM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
>
>
> i'd like for some of you arrogant non-tar heel sonsabitches to know that
> i answered jeffie by email, by god!
>
> ain't that rat, jayeffie?
>
yup, shorenuff...
Jeff
September 15th, 2004, 09:52 PM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
>
>
> i'd like for some of you arrogant non-tar heel sonsabitches to know that
> i answered jeffie by email, by god!
>
> ain't that rat, jayeffie?
>
yup, shorenuff...
snakefiddler
September 16th, 2004, 01:46 AM
"Jeff" > wrote in message
nk.net...
>
>
> snakefiddler wrote:
>
>
> > i am planning to get into town (i think early in the mornin) on the
14th,
> > stay overnight then, and the 15th (fall break from school)- probably
hang
> > around for the day on the 16th to fish, and come home that
evening/night.
> >
> > gonna be staying at the fontana village campground. i think that's a
good
> > location in respect to our planned activities?
>
>
> are you camping over there? is anyone else you know staying over there?
> it will be convenient only for a boat ride from the fontana dock over to
> hazel creek. otherwise, you will be a distance from snowbird and
> santeetlah and nantahala (about 30 minutes or more), and away from most
> folks. its not a drive i'd want to make after the typical evening
> camaraderie or on a regular basis given the streams we'll probably focus
> on. it appears we are going to have staggered appearances over the
> 2-week period, so it's hard to tell who will be around right now.
>
> If you are camping, and don't want primitive camping, i'd suggest the
> campgrounds over around joyce kilmer as a better and closer alternative.
> if you are simply motel-ing, the metropolis of robbinsville would
> probably be a better spot to stay. fontana village has little cabins
> (dam workers old residences), a motel, and some camping - a bit too
> "touristy" for my tastes. i think its also a bit crowded at times, esp.
> with yawing children.
>
> anyway, let me know if i can help. as i said, mark, wayno, and walt
> might also have some suggestions.
>
> jeff
>
o.k., at your suggestion, i have revised my accommodations. gonna be stayin
in a motel in robbinsville. the dates are still the same.
thanks for the heads up, jeff- *much* appreciated.
snake
snakefiddler
September 16th, 2004, 01:46 AM
"Jeff" > wrote in message
nk.net...
>
>
> snakefiddler wrote:
>
>
> > i am planning to get into town (i think early in the mornin) on the
14th,
> > stay overnight then, and the 15th (fall break from school)- probably
hang
> > around for the day on the 16th to fish, and come home that
evening/night.
> >
> > gonna be staying at the fontana village campground. i think that's a
good
> > location in respect to our planned activities?
>
>
> are you camping over there? is anyone else you know staying over there?
> it will be convenient only for a boat ride from the fontana dock over to
> hazel creek. otherwise, you will be a distance from snowbird and
> santeetlah and nantahala (about 30 minutes or more), and away from most
> folks. its not a drive i'd want to make after the typical evening
> camaraderie or on a regular basis given the streams we'll probably focus
> on. it appears we are going to have staggered appearances over the
> 2-week period, so it's hard to tell who will be around right now.
>
> If you are camping, and don't want primitive camping, i'd suggest the
> campgrounds over around joyce kilmer as a better and closer alternative.
> if you are simply motel-ing, the metropolis of robbinsville would
> probably be a better spot to stay. fontana village has little cabins
> (dam workers old residences), a motel, and some camping - a bit too
> "touristy" for my tastes. i think its also a bit crowded at times, esp.
> with yawing children.
>
> anyway, let me know if i can help. as i said, mark, wayno, and walt
> might also have some suggestions.
>
> jeff
>
o.k., at your suggestion, i have revised my accommodations. gonna be stayin
in a motel in robbinsville. the dates are still the same.
thanks for the heads up, jeff- *much* appreciated.
snake
Bob Patton
September 16th, 2004, 02:47 AM
"Wayne Knight" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//
> bob:
>
> Gonna be meeting some friends on the north fork next weekend, care to
> share a drink coming or going?
>
That's a good idea. I sent you an e-mail.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 16th, 2004, 02:47 AM
"Wayne Knight" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//
> bob:
>
> Gonna be meeting some friends on the north fork next weekend, care to
> share a drink coming or going?
>
That's a good idea. I sent you an e-mail.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 16th, 2004, 03:10 AM
"Wolfgang" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//>
> Yeah, we can probably cobble something together......um......nothing
> authentic, mind you......just something derivative and pedestrian.
> :)
>
I'll bring the powerbars if you'll bring the olives . . . Maybe even wash it
down with a little yellow water.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 16th, 2004, 03:10 AM
"Wolfgang" > wrote in message
...
>
//snip//>
> Yeah, we can probably cobble something together......um......nothing
> authentic, mind you......just something derivative and pedestrian.
> :)
>
I'll bring the powerbars if you'll bring the olives . . . Maybe even wash it
down with a little yellow water.
Bob
Ken Fortenberry
September 16th, 2004, 03:19 AM
Bob Patton wrote:
> "Wolfgang" > wrote:
> //snip//>
>
>>Yeah, we can probably cobble something together......um......nothing
>>authentic, mind you......just something derivative and pedestrian.
>>:)
>
> I'll bring the powerbars if you'll bring the olives . . .
Powerbar, olive, ketchup and peanut butter bruschetta, nothing
authentic, just something derivative, but hardly pedestrian. ;-)
--
Ken Fortenberry
Bob Patton
September 16th, 2004, 03:32 AM
"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
...
>//snip//> Powerbar, olive, ketchup and peanut butter bruschetta, nothing
> authentic, just something derivative, but hardly pedestrian. ;-)
>
> --
mmmm mmmmm good!
And minimizes the angst of sharing. :-)
Bob
Bob Patton
September 16th, 2004, 03:32 AM
"Ken Fortenberry" > wrote in message
...
>//snip//> Powerbar, olive, ketchup and peanut butter bruschetta, nothing
> authentic, just something derivative, but hardly pedestrian. ;-)
>
> --
mmmm mmmmm good!
And minimizes the angst of sharing. :-)
Bob
Jeff Miller
September 16th, 2004, 10:26 AM
Bob Patton wrote:
>
>
> I'll bring the powerbars if you'll bring the olives . . . Maybe even wash it
> down with a little yellow water.
>
>
sick.. sick and evil.
Jeff Miller
September 16th, 2004, 10:26 AM
Bob Patton wrote:
>
>
> I'll bring the powerbars if you'll bring the olives . . . Maybe even wash it
> down with a little yellow water.
>
>
sick.. sick and evil.
riverman
September 16th, 2004, 06:15 PM
"snakefiddler" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
> om...
> >
> > "snakefiddler" > wrote
> >
> > > <REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
> > >
> > > sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it didn't
> send
> > > the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first
one
> > got
> > > sent along with it- arggghhh
> > >
> > > snake
> >
> >
> > not to worry, darlin. wolfgang usually needs at least one repeat
> > message to fully comprehend...or should that be comprendo...or
capische...
> >
> > the boy is *so* cosmopolitan...
> >
> > yfitp
> > wayno
>
>
> well, uncle wayno, it can happen to the best of us sometimes ;-)
> yfitm
> jen
> >
You can say that again.
--riverman
snakefiddler
September 16th, 2004, 09:38 PM
"riverman" > wrote in message
...
>
> "snakefiddler" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> > "Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
> > om...
> > >
> > > "snakefiddler" > wrote
> > >
> > > > <REPEATED STUFF SNIPPED>
> > > >
> > > > sorry about the message being sent twice- my server told me it
didn't
> > send
> > > > the first one, so i re-typed another, and when i sent it, the first
> one
> > > got
> > > > sent along with it- arggghhh
> > > >
> > > > snake
> > >
> > >
> > > not to worry, darlin. wolfgang usually needs at least one repeat
> > > message to fully comprehend...or should that be comprendo...or
> capische...
> > >
> > > the boy is *so* cosmopolitan...
> > >
> > > yfitp
> > > wayno
> >
> >
> > well, uncle wayno, it can happen to the best of us sometimes ;-)
> > yfitm
> > jen
> > >
>
> You can say that again.
>
> --riverman
>
>
<LOL>
snake
snakefiddler
September 17th, 2004, 12:20 AM
"Frank Church" > wrote in message
9.11...
> "snakefiddler" > wrote in
> :
>
> > glad your gonna make, it wolfie. i hope you, and the majority of
> > clavers will be there when i am- i want to meet all ya'll.
> >
>
> ..aw ****, guess i'll make it this year, mainly because i'm afraid some of
> you old farts like wayno, et al will die off before i git to meet ya'll
(or
> izzat all ya'lls?)
.. if'n i can't fish i'll just look at the pretty leaves.
yeah, ya better save the admiring of leaves for when you're *not* fishin,
frank- remember what happened (in the new river) last time you allowed
yourself to be distracted by the old north state's beauty while you *were*
fishin?
> frank church
> ...who is still ashamed of my score with old SF,
aw, frank, it's not about keeping score <seg>
>it ain't right, pupils
> shouldn't beat teachers. :(
ooh, i didn't hurtchya, did i ;-)
snake
Jeff Miller
September 18th, 2004, 02:55 PM
has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
common. how about we gather at my place that evening and share a
meal... i think it'll be the 14th? wayno says he'll be stopping by on
his return from a federal court trial over in greeneville,
tenn...whenever that might be...but i suspect that means around the 9th
or during the first week. we'll also work out evening details for
whoever happens to be in the area during wayno's appearance (you will be
bringing the upside-down, left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for
those interested (and willing to shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to
eat at least one fancy meal up at the snowbird lodge and it would be a
good place for one evening's gathering.
btw, it looks like graham county may have been spared the terrible
flooding damage suffered by most of the other mountain counties... hope
the wiley trouts made it through safely as well.
jeff
Wolfgang wrote:
Jeff Miller
September 18th, 2004, 02:55 PM
has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
common. how about we gather at my place that evening and share a
meal... i think it'll be the 14th? wayno says he'll be stopping by on
his return from a federal court trial over in greeneville,
tenn...whenever that might be...but i suspect that means around the 9th
or during the first week. we'll also work out evening details for
whoever happens to be in the area during wayno's appearance (you will be
bringing the upside-down, left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for
those interested (and willing to shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to
eat at least one fancy meal up at the snowbird lodge and it would be a
good place for one evening's gathering.
btw, it looks like graham county may have been spared the terrible
flooding damage suffered by most of the other mountain counties... hope
the wiley trouts made it through safely as well.
jeff
Wolfgang wrote:
Wayne Harrison
September 18th, 2004, 04:13 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:YbX2d.314827$Oi.114840@fed1read04...
> has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
> wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
> common. how about we gather at my place that evening and share a
> meal... i think it'll be the 14th? wayno says he'll be stopping by on
> his return from a federal court trial over in greeneville,
> tenn...whenever that might be...but i suspect that means around the 9th
> or during the first week. we'll also work out evening details for
> whoever happens to be in the area during wayno's appearance (you will be
> bringing the upside-down, left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for
> those interested (and willing to shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to
> eat at least one fancy meal up at the snowbird lodge and it would be a
> good place for one evening's gathering.
yep, i'll be bringing the little 00028; but i honestly don't know if it
will be over the 9th or later. we start on tues, the 4th, and if we don't
finish by friday, i will have to go back to gso and prepare for arguments on
dismissal and/or closing. in that event, i will drop by around mid-week;
the 12th-14th, probably.
what details about the storm effect in the area can you share?
yfitp
wayno
Wayne Harrison
September 18th, 2004, 04:13 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:YbX2d.314827$Oi.114840@fed1read04...
> has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
> wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
> common. how about we gather at my place that evening and share a
> meal... i think it'll be the 14th? wayno says he'll be stopping by on
> his return from a federal court trial over in greeneville,
> tenn...whenever that might be...but i suspect that means around the 9th
> or during the first week. we'll also work out evening details for
> whoever happens to be in the area during wayno's appearance (you will be
> bringing the upside-down, left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for
> those interested (and willing to shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to
> eat at least one fancy meal up at the snowbird lodge and it would be a
> good place for one evening's gathering.
yep, i'll be bringing the little 00028; but i honestly don't know if it
will be over the 9th or later. we start on tues, the 4th, and if we don't
finish by friday, i will have to go back to gso and prepare for arguments on
dismissal and/or closing. in that event, i will drop by around mid-week;
the 12th-14th, probably.
what details about the storm effect in the area can you share?
yfitp
wayno
Jeff Miller
September 18th, 2004, 05:54 PM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
> in that event, i will drop by around mid-week;
> the 12th-14th, probably.
>
> what details about the storm effect in the area can you share?
i checked the state storm report for graham county. only report i could
find involved one tree down at the fontana tourist grounds. rainfall
report showed less than 1/2 inch rain in the last 18 hours. current
weather is sunshine. news stations indicate major problems with floods
were east of graham and to the west, a bad washout of several miles of
i-40 near knoxville. i've sent e-mails to some of my friends in graham
co., but haven't heard from them yet. also, haven't heard from wally...
12th thru 15th will coincide with s-fiddler, wolf & becky, and patton.
have you heard anything from zimbo? btw, there's another place for rent
right on big snowbird about a half-mile after the turn onto the creek
road - 3 bedrooms. looks ok. the folks who own the blue boar offer it
for rent. it's also for sale (200k +). it would be a good spot for your
crowd... or, if jim/jennie decided to come up. 750 a week i think.
jeff
Jeff Miller
September 18th, 2004, 05:54 PM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
> in that event, i will drop by around mid-week;
> the 12th-14th, probably.
>
> what details about the storm effect in the area can you share?
i checked the state storm report for graham county. only report i could
find involved one tree down at the fontana tourist grounds. rainfall
report showed less than 1/2 inch rain in the last 18 hours. current
weather is sunshine. news stations indicate major problems with floods
were east of graham and to the west, a bad washout of several miles of
i-40 near knoxville. i've sent e-mails to some of my friends in graham
co., but haven't heard from them yet. also, haven't heard from wally...
12th thru 15th will coincide with s-fiddler, wolf & becky, and patton.
have you heard anything from zimbo? btw, there's another place for rent
right on big snowbird about a half-mile after the turn onto the creek
road - 3 bedrooms. looks ok. the folks who own the blue boar offer it
for rent. it's also for sale (200k +). it would be a good spot for your
crowd... or, if jim/jennie decided to come up. 750 a week i think.
jeff
Jeff Miller
September 18th, 2004, 05:54 PM
Wayne Harrison wrote:
> in that event, i will drop by around mid-week;
> the 12th-14th, probably.
>
> what details about the storm effect in the area can you share?
i checked the state storm report for graham county. only report i could
find involved one tree down at the fontana tourist grounds. rainfall
report showed less than 1/2 inch rain in the last 18 hours. current
weather is sunshine. news stations indicate major problems with floods
were east of graham and to the west, a bad washout of several miles of
i-40 near knoxville. i've sent e-mails to some of my friends in graham
co., but haven't heard from them yet. also, haven't heard from wally...
12th thru 15th will coincide with s-fiddler, wolf & becky, and patton.
have you heard anything from zimbo? btw, there's another place for rent
right on big snowbird about a half-mile after the turn onto the creek
road - 3 bedrooms. looks ok. the folks who own the blue boar offer it
for rent. it's also for sale (200k +). it would be a good spot for your
crowd... or, if jim/jennie decided to come up. 750 a week i think.
jeff
snakefiddler
September 18th, 2004, 05:58 PM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
> "Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
> news:YbX2d.314827$Oi.114840@fed1read04...
> > has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
> > wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
> > common.
> how about we gather at my place that evening and share a
> > meal... i think it'll be the 14th?
i'm plannin' on gettin' in on the 14th, and staying until the 16th- so
that sounds good time to me- count me in for dinner with ya'll
> wayno says he'll be stopping by on
> > his return from a federal court trial over in greeneville,
> > tenn...whenever that might be...but i suspect that means around the 9th
> > or during the first week. we'll also work out evening details for
> > whoever happens to be in the area during wayno's appearance (you will be
> > bringing the upside-down, left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for
> > those interested (and willing to shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to
> > eat at least one fancy meal up at the snowbird lodge and it would be a
> > good place for one evening's gathering.
>
> yep, i'll be bringing the little 00028; but i honestly don't know if
it
> will be over the 9th or later. we start on tues, the 4th, and if we don't
> finish by friday, i will have to go back to gso and prepare for arguments
on
> dismissal and/or closing. in that event, i will drop by around mid-week;
> the 12th-14th, probably.
hope to see ya there, uncle wayno-it'd be good to fish with ya- and hear
that wonderful 00028. maybe you could entertain us with a bit of southern
cross, and suzanne? unkown legend would be nice, too..........
snake
>
> what details about the storm effect in the area can you share?
>
> yfitp
> wayno
>
>
snakefiddler
September 18th, 2004, 05:58 PM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
> "Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
> news:YbX2d.314827$Oi.114840@fed1read04...
> > has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
> > wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
> > common.
> how about we gather at my place that evening and share a
> > meal... i think it'll be the 14th?
i'm plannin' on gettin' in on the 14th, and staying until the 16th- so
that sounds good time to me- count me in for dinner with ya'll
> wayno says he'll be stopping by on
> > his return from a federal court trial over in greeneville,
> > tenn...whenever that might be...but i suspect that means around the 9th
> > or during the first week. we'll also work out evening details for
> > whoever happens to be in the area during wayno's appearance (you will be
> > bringing the upside-down, left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for
> > those interested (and willing to shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to
> > eat at least one fancy meal up at the snowbird lodge and it would be a
> > good place for one evening's gathering.
>
> yep, i'll be bringing the little 00028; but i honestly don't know if
it
> will be over the 9th or later. we start on tues, the 4th, and if we don't
> finish by friday, i will have to go back to gso and prepare for arguments
on
> dismissal and/or closing. in that event, i will drop by around mid-week;
> the 12th-14th, probably.
hope to see ya there, uncle wayno-it'd be good to fish with ya- and hear
that wonderful 00028. maybe you could entertain us with a bit of southern
cross, and suzanne? unkown legend would be nice, too..........
snake
>
> what details about the storm effect in the area can you share?
>
> yfitp
> wayno
>
>
snakefiddler
September 18th, 2004, 05:58 PM
"Wayne Harrison" > wrote in message
om...
>
> "Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
> news:YbX2d.314827$Oi.114840@fed1read04...
> > has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
> > wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
> > common.
> how about we gather at my place that evening and share a
> > meal... i think it'll be the 14th?
i'm plannin' on gettin' in on the 14th, and staying until the 16th- so
that sounds good time to me- count me in for dinner with ya'll
> wayno says he'll be stopping by on
> > his return from a federal court trial over in greeneville,
> > tenn...whenever that might be...but i suspect that means around the 9th
> > or during the first week. we'll also work out evening details for
> > whoever happens to be in the area during wayno's appearance (you will be
> > bringing the upside-down, left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for
> > those interested (and willing to shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to
> > eat at least one fancy meal up at the snowbird lodge and it would be a
> > good place for one evening's gathering.
>
> yep, i'll be bringing the little 00028; but i honestly don't know if
it
> will be over the 9th or later. we start on tues, the 4th, and if we don't
> finish by friday, i will have to go back to gso and prepare for arguments
on
> dismissal and/or closing. in that event, i will drop by around mid-week;
> the 12th-14th, probably.
hope to see ya there, uncle wayno-it'd be good to fish with ya- and hear
that wonderful 00028. maybe you could entertain us with a bit of southern
cross, and suzanne? unkown legend would be nice, too..........
snake
>
> what details about the storm effect in the area can you share?
>
> yfitp
> wayno
>
>
Bob Patton
September 19th, 2004, 02:07 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:YbX2d.314827$Oi.114840@fed1read04...
> has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
> wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
> common. how about we gather at my place that evening and share a meal...
> i think it'll be the 14th? wayno says he'll be stopping by on his return
> from a federal court trial over in greeneville, tenn...whenever that might
> be...but i suspect that means around the 9th or during the first week.
> we'll also work out evening details for whoever happens to be in the area
> during wayno's appearance (you will be bringing the upside-down,
> left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for those interested (and willing to
> shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to eat at least one fancy meal up at
> the snowbird lodge and it would be a good place for one evening's
> gathering.
>
> btw, it looks like graham county may have been spared the terrible
> flooding damage suffered by most of the other mountain counties... hope
> the wiley trouts made it through safely as well.
>
Dinner on 14th - sounds good. Count me in. If the chef de cuisine posts a
list of requested ingredients I'll bring something besides powerbars,
keeping in mind that it's a long way from Graham county to any store that
knows arugula is not a town in Virginia.
Agree that Graham seems to have missed the worst of it, which seems to have
missed the westernmost counties. I grew up on the land that is now the
Crooked Creek subdivision in Henderson county (it warn't no stinkin'
subdivision then) and I may have shot a squirrel or a crow out of the tree
that killed somebody on Thursday morning.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 19th, 2004, 02:07 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:YbX2d.314827$Oi.114840@fed1read04...
> has anyone figured out the overlaps yet? anyway, looks like patton,
> wolfgang and becky & s-fiddler, will be around at least one night in
> common. how about we gather at my place that evening and share a meal...
> i think it'll be the 14th? wayno says he'll be stopping by on his return
> from a federal court trial over in greeneville, tenn...whenever that might
> be...but i suspect that means around the 9th or during the first week.
> we'll also work out evening details for whoever happens to be in the area
> during wayno's appearance (you will be bringing the upside-down,
> left-handed guitar won't you wayno). for those interested (and willing to
> shed a few bucks), rachel and i like to eat at least one fancy meal up at
> the snowbird lodge and it would be a good place for one evening's
> gathering.
>
> btw, it looks like graham county may have been spared the terrible
> flooding damage suffered by most of the other mountain counties... hope
> the wiley trouts made it through safely as well.
>
Dinner on 14th - sounds good. Count me in. If the chef de cuisine posts a
list of requested ingredients I'll bring something besides powerbars,
keeping in mind that it's a long way from Graham county to any store that
knows arugula is not a town in Virginia.
Agree that Graham seems to have missed the worst of it, which seems to have
missed the westernmost counties. I grew up on the land that is now the
Crooked Creek subdivision in Henderson county (it warn't no stinkin'
subdivision then) and I may have shot a squirrel or a crow out of the tree
that killed somebody on Thursday morning.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 19th, 2004, 02:24 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:XPZ2d.319145$Oi.148528@fed1read04...
//snip//
> 12th thru 15th will coincide with s-fiddler, wolf & becky, and patton.
> have you heard anything from zimbo? btw, there's another place for rent
> right on big snowbird about a half-mile after the turn onto the creek
> road - 3 bedrooms. looks ok. the folks who own the blue boar offer it for
> rent. it's also for sale (200k +). it would be a good spot for your
> crowd... or, if jim/jennie decided to come up. 750 a week i think.
>
I've been planning to camp most of the time, but have a very limited desire
to drive to r-ville after any kind of clave celebration, so the place on big
snowbird might be interesting. If enough people want to share that week it
might be a good idea. SWMBO can't go, so I'll be alone but could use the
place as a base for the week.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 19th, 2004, 02:24 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:XPZ2d.319145$Oi.148528@fed1read04...
//snip//
> 12th thru 15th will coincide with s-fiddler, wolf & becky, and patton.
> have you heard anything from zimbo? btw, there's another place for rent
> right on big snowbird about a half-mile after the turn onto the creek
> road - 3 bedrooms. looks ok. the folks who own the blue boar offer it for
> rent. it's also for sale (200k +). it would be a good spot for your
> crowd... or, if jim/jennie decided to come up. 750 a week i think.
>
I've been planning to camp most of the time, but have a very limited desire
to drive to r-ville after any kind of clave celebration, so the place on big
snowbird might be interesting. If enough people want to share that week it
might be a good idea. SWMBO can't go, so I'll be alone but could use the
place as a base for the week.
Bob
Bob Patton
September 19th, 2004, 02:24 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:XPZ2d.319145$Oi.148528@fed1read04...
//snip//
> 12th thru 15th will coincide with s-fiddler, wolf & becky, and patton.
> have you heard anything from zimbo? btw, there's another place for rent
> right on big snowbird about a half-mile after the turn onto the creek
> road - 3 bedrooms. looks ok. the folks who own the blue boar offer it for
> rent. it's also for sale (200k +). it would be a good spot for your
> crowd... or, if jim/jennie decided to come up. 750 a week i think.
>
I've been planning to camp most of the time, but have a very limited desire
to drive to r-ville after any kind of clave celebration, so the place on big
snowbird might be interesting. If enough people want to share that week it
might be a good idea. SWMBO can't go, so I'll be alone but could use the
place as a base for the week.
Bob
Wolfgang
September 19th, 2004, 02:40 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> Dinner on 14th - sounds good. Count me in. If the chef de cuisine posts a
> list of requested ingredients I'll bring something besides powerbars,
> keeping in mind that it's a long way from Graham county to any store that
> knows arugula is not a town in Virginia.
Works for us......who's the CdC?
Wolfgang
sous-chef nonpareil.
Wolfgang
September 19th, 2004, 02:40 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> Dinner on 14th - sounds good. Count me in. If the chef de cuisine posts a
> list of requested ingredients I'll bring something besides powerbars,
> keeping in mind that it's a long way from Graham county to any store that
> knows arugula is not a town in Virginia.
Works for us......who's the CdC?
Wolfgang
sous-chef nonpareil.
Wolfgang
September 19th, 2004, 02:40 AM
"Bob Patton" <rwpmailatcharterdotnet> wrote in message
...
> Dinner on 14th - sounds good. Count me in. If the chef de cuisine posts a
> list of requested ingredients I'll bring something besides powerbars,
> keeping in mind that it's a long way from Graham county to any store that
> knows arugula is not a town in Virginia.
Works for us......who's the CdC?
Wolfgang
sous-chef nonpareil.
Jeff Miller
September 19th, 2004, 10:12 AM
here's the link bob...
http://www.snowbirdcreekside.com/
you wanna go halvsies on a lot?
jeff
Bob Patton wrote:
> "Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
> news:XPZ2d.319145$Oi.148528@fed1read04...
> //snip//
>
>>12th thru 15th will coincide with s-fiddler, wolf & becky, and patton.
>>have you heard anything from zimbo? btw, there's another place for rent
>>right on big snowbird about a half-mile after the turn onto the creek
>>road - 3 bedrooms. looks ok. the folks who own the blue boar offer it for
>>rent. it's also for sale (200k +). it would be a good spot for your
>>crowd... or, if jim/jennie decided to come up. 750 a week i think.
>>
>
>
> I've been planning to camp most of the time, but have a very limited desire
> to drive to r-ville after any kind of clave celebration, so the place on big
> snowbird might be interesting. If enough people want to share that week it
> might be a good idea. SWMBO can't go, so I'll be alone but could use the
> place as a base for the week.
> Bob
>
>
Jeff Miller
September 19th, 2004, 10:12 AM
here's the link bob...
http://www.snowbirdcreekside.com/
you wanna go halvsies on a lot?
jeff
Bob Patton wrote:
> "Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
> news:XPZ2d.319145$Oi.148528@fed1read04...
> //snip//
>
>>12th thru 15th will coincide with s-fiddler, wolf & becky, and patton.
>>have you heard anything from zimbo? btw, there's another place for rent
>>right on big snowbird about a half-mile after the turn onto the creek
>>road - 3 bedrooms. looks ok. the folks who own the blue boar offer it for
>>rent. it's also for sale (200k +). it would be a good spot for your
>>crowd... or, if jim/jennie decided to come up. 750 a week i think.
>>
>
>
> I've been planning to camp most of the time, but have a very limited desire
> to drive to r-ville after any kind of clave celebration, so the place on big
> snowbird might be interesting. If enough people want to share that week it
> might be a good idea. SWMBO can't go, so I'll be alone but could use the
> place as a base for the week.
> Bob
>
>
Bob Patton
September 20th, 2004, 01:21 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:e8c3d.34$543.5@lakeread03...
> here's the link bob...
>
> http://www.snowbirdcreekside.com/
>
> you wanna go halvsies on a lot?
>
> jeff
>
Thanks. Very interesting. I've watched that little development for several
years.
If I were to do that, you could pay your share from your fee for
representing me in the divorce.
Bob
Hmmmmm. Just how much IS a place on Snowbird worth . . .
Bob Patton
September 20th, 2004, 01:21 AM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
news:e8c3d.34$543.5@lakeread03...
> here's the link bob...
>
> http://www.snowbirdcreekside.com/
>
> you wanna go halvsies on a lot?
>
> jeff
>
Thanks. Very interesting. I've watched that little development for several
years.
If I were to do that, you could pay your share from your fee for
representing me in the divorce.
Bob
Hmmmmm. Just how much IS a place on Snowbird worth . . .
Guyz-N-Flyz
October 12th, 2004, 11:17 PM
"Mike" > wrote in message
...
> Well what about you Op.....You gonna be there or not......Inquiring minds want
> to know..........You getting time off in late May for the Penns Green Drake
> Clave????
>
>
> Handyman Mike
> Standing in a river waving a stick
Naw I wasn't able to attend this year for various reasons, but hope to next year, if
I'm still alive. If I'm not alive, I doubt I will attend the anti-'clave, but will
try to make it to the Penns 'Clave. Regardless, you always have a place to stay,
should you make it down this away--if we are both alive, of course!
Mark
Wayne Harrison
October 12th, 2004, 11:42 PM
"Guyz-N-Flyz" > wrote
> Naw I wasn't able to attend this year for various reasons, but hope to
> next year, if I'm still alive. If I'm not alive, I doubt I will attend
> the anti-'clave, but will try to make it to the Penns 'Clave. Regardless,
> you always have a place to stay, should you make it down this away--if we
> are both alive, of course!
singin cockles, and mussells, alive, alive-o...
yfitp
wayno (and you don't look all that much like an irishman...)
Dan Rathernot
October 15th, 2004, 05:42 AM
wrote...
> singin cockles, and mussells, alive, alive-o...
>
> yfitp
> wayno (and you don't look all that much like an irishman...)
And neither of you look like Molly Malone......
;-)
--
Warren
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