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Jeff Miller
December 10th, 2005, 10:08 PM
Has anyone set a time frame yet? airline and lodging require advance
planning and reservations. the slide inn has changed some of its
reservation policies and pricing...

jeff

Charlie Choc
December 10th, 2005, 10:21 PM
On Sat, 10 Dec 2005 17:08:30 -0500, Jeff Miller >
wrote:

>Has anyone set a time frame yet? airline and lodging require advance
>planning and reservations. the slide inn has changed some of its
>reservation policies and pricing...
>
I haven't heard anything, but I'm planning on being in the Yellowstone area the
1st 2 weeks of September anyway.
--
Charlie...
http://www.chocphoto.com

Jeff Miller
December 10th, 2005, 11:21 PM
Charlie Choc wrote:

> On Sat, 10 Dec 2005 17:08:30 -0500, Jeff Miller >
> wrote:
>
>
>>Has anyone set a time frame yet? airline and lodging require advance
>>planning and reservations. the slide inn has changed some of its
>>reservation policies and pricing...
>>
>
> I haven't heard anything, but I'm planning on being in the Yellowstone area the
> 1st 2 weeks of September anyway.

i've already forgotten the dates we set for the yooper-do? but, i don't
think i'll be able to go west in september for some reason...

Wolfgang
December 10th, 2005, 11:52 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
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> Charlie Choc wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 10 Dec 2005 17:08:30 -0500, Jeff Miller
>> >
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Has anyone set a time frame yet? airline and lodging require advance
>>>planning and reservations. the slide inn has changed some of its
>>>reservation policies and pricing...
>>>
>>
>> I haven't heard anything, but I'm planning on being in the Yellowstone
>> area the
>> 1st 2 weeks of September anyway.
>
> i've already forgotten the dates we set for the yooper-do? but, i don't
> think i'll be able to go west in september for some reason...

Nothing ironclad as yet. Mr. Knight has put in a request to encompass the
opening of grouse season......typically around the middle of September if
memory serves. No other preferences have been stated.

Wolfgang

asadi
December 10th, 2005, 11:59 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
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> Has anyone set a time frame yet? airline and lodging require advance
> planning and reservations. the slide inn has changed some of its
> reservation policies and pricing...
>
> jeff

just my luck.....I'm trying to save and bring the family....

john

asadi
December 11th, 2005, 12:02 AM
"Wolfgang" > Nothing ironclad as yet. Mr. Knight has put in a request to
encompass the
> opening of grouse season......typically around the middle of September if
> memory serves. No other preferences have been stated.
>
> Wolfgang
>

How about an evening (or lunch) of pulled pork barbecue sandwiches at UP
Chucks?

.. . . I'm a man of simple preferences....

john

Wolfgang
December 11th, 2005, 12:10 AM
"asadi" > wrote in message
. net...
>
> "Wolfgang" > Nothing ironclad as yet. Mr. Knight has put in a request to
> encompass the
>> opening of grouse season......typically around the middle of September if
>> memory serves. No other preferences have been stated.
>>
>> Wolfgang
>>
>
> How about an evening (or lunch) of pulled pork barbecue sandwiches at UP
> Chucks?

Well, I won't speak for the North Carolianian contingent, but I have no
objections. Besides, as you know (and as does anyone else who's been there)
our options are......um......restricted.

> . . . I'm a man of simple preferences....

And those of us who are simple know (and appreciate) that we have benefited
thereby. :)

Wolfgang

Frank Reid
December 11th, 2005, 02:03 AM
Well, there is a chance that I may become a mid-westerner again by the
time that rolls around. Might join ya.
Frank Reid

Mike
December 11th, 2005, 04:55 AM
Going somewher Frankie???????????

Frank Reid
December 11th, 2005, 12:44 PM
Might (its in the early stages) be going back to Omaha. Found out that
Offutt AFB is 1052 miles from Coburn, PA and also 1052 miles from West
Yellowstone, MT.
Might put a serious crimp in blasting up to Coburn for a weekend, but
might still do it.
Frank Reid

Joe McIntosh
December 11th, 2005, 07:33 PM
"Jeff Miller" > wrote in message
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> Has anyone set a time frame yet? airline and lodging require advance
> planning and reservations. the slide inn has changed some of its
> reservation policies and pricing...
>
> jeff

we ought to go back to Rock Creek before the Bush folks sell off the
place--less crowded- and Jeff if you are bringing Rachel perhaps you could
rent that streamside cabin we had last time--Danl's wife could bring a mouse
trap--- and we could sneak over mountain into Idaho and fish kelly creek
JOE

hell i might just marry Chok and live out that way--charlie can you mix a
manhatten?

Charlie Choc
December 11th, 2005, 08:13 PM
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005 19:33:40 GMT, "Joe McIntosh" >
wrote:

>charlie can you mix a
>manhatten?
>
I thought they came in little jars?
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Charlie...
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Jimbo
December 12th, 2005, 02:16 AM
Dont plan on many of the rivers being accessible in 2006 due to pending
legislation which may sell the national forests. Tha Gallatin and the
Madison in the national forests are for sale to private itnerestes
(mining ,real estate development).

Wolfgang
December 12th, 2005, 02:13 PM
"Frank Reid" > wrote in message
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> Might (its in the early stages) be going back to Omaha. Found out that
> Offutt AFB is 1052 miles from Coburn, PA and also 1052 miles from West
> Yellowstone, MT....

Only 754 miles to Marquette. :)

Wolfgang
and ontonagon is closer yet!

Frank Reid
December 12th, 2005, 02:53 PM
>Only 754 miles to Marquette. :)

>Wolfgang
>and ontonagon is closer yet!

Do I need a passport?

Frank "dazed and cornfuzed" Reid

Wolfgang
December 13th, 2005, 01:26 AM
"Frank Reid" > wrote in message
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> >Only 754 miles to Marquette. :)
>
>>Wolfgang
>>and ontonagon is closer yet!
>
> Do I need a passport?

Nah......just tell 'em you're with me.

Wolfgang
um.......and be sure to relieve yourself of any sharp objects before trying
to cross the border.

asadi
December 13th, 2005, 01:40 AM
"Frank Reid" > wrote in message
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> >Only 754 miles to Marquette. :)
>
>>Wolfgang
>>and ontonagon is closer yet!
>
> Do I need a passport?
>
> Frank "dazed and cornfuzed" Reid
>

In all honesty Frank, and I mean no disrespect, wear a hat. One of your more
outrageous hats. Ear flaps kind of starched so they stick out like wings.
Flannel is good. Wear many types of flannel in different colors - none
matching.

Now, I wouldn't quite go with galoshes, but some type of high top boots that
are not tied at the top (so that they 'flay open' at the tops) are good.

I would recommend two or three flannel shirts, all successively further
unbuttoned.

Now, your coat should have plenty of pockets, preferably with gloves,
string, empty cigarette packs and so forth hanging out.

If possible, snow on your knees is good.

The boots should be old and well scuffed.

Make sure your vehicle is very dusty, dirty , snow covered, and throw mud on
the plates so they can't see you are from out of state.

If you can't imitate the accent, just smile a lot and point at things on the
menu...

That should do it unless you are unfortunate and engage in
conversation......


Been there and I got a t-shirt from UP Chucks.....

john

Frank Reid
December 13th, 2005, 02:17 AM
> In all honesty Frank, and I mean no disrespect, wear a hat. One of your
> more
> outrageous hats. Ear flaps kind of starched so they stick out like wings.

Kinda like the Flying Nun meets Red Green?

> Flannel is good. Wear many types of flannel in different colors - none
> matching.

Okay, already do that. With feet in them or without?

> Now, I wouldn't quite go with galoshes, but some type of high top boots
> that are not tied at the top (so that they 'flay open' at the tops) are
> good.

I could cut open the tops of my wellies. Which pair, domestic or Barbour?

> I would recommend two or three flannel shirts, all successively further
> unbuttoned.

Flannel is so butch. Very few can seriously carry it off.

> Now, your coat should have plenty of pockets, preferably with gloves,
> string, empty cigarette packs and so forth hanging out.

Basic fatigue jacket, straight off the homeless guy in Milwakee. Oh
WOLFY!!!

> If possible, snow on your knees is good.

Now, that really is butch. Do I have an inspiration for this scene?

> The boots should be old and well scuffed.

Okay, goes with the snow on the knees.

> Make sure your vehicle is very dusty, dirty , snow covered, and throw mud
> on the plates so they can't see you are from out of state.

Can't we just spritz my face with water and stand me in front of a fan?

> If you can't imitate the accent, just smile a lot and point at things on
> the menu...

Like a middle aged guy trying to read a menu without his reading glasses. I
don't know, its a stretch.

> That should do it unless you are unfortunate and engage in
> conversation......

Ah can handle that. You ever try to talk to a serious mathematician? They
ain't like the guy in Numb3rs.

> Been there and I got a t-shirt from UP Chucks.....

And I've up-chucked on my t-shirt. Can tell you that eggnog and tequilla is
a marriage made in hell.

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Frank Reid
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Frank Reid
December 13th, 2005, 02:21 AM
>> >Only 754 miles to Marquette. :)
>>
>>>Wolfgang
>>>and ontonagon is closer yet!
>>
>> Do I need a passport?
>
> Nah......just tell 'em you're with me.

Hold it. To dem youpers you is a southern rebel. You're just trying to get
back at me for the bear incident, aren't you?

> Wolfgang
> um.......and be sure to relieve yourself of any sharp objects before
> trying to cross the border.

How 'bout if I just relieve myself ON some sharp objects before crossing the
border?

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