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Post by Vegas on Jul 6, 2024 2:21:51 GMT -5
Forget "Go, go Speed Racer". It is all "Go, go Zeke". Glad you got home fine and hope you have a good time tonight. Tank you Martin! I had a great time tonight as it was the first wrestling show to take place at Area 15. I made some good signings of some non-local talent for the game and I will have more to say in the Graphouse thread in a few minutes.  |
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Post by ldivock on Jul 6, 2024 4:42:15 GMT -5
Vegas Nice. They were closed the last two times I was in town. My company's officespace is only a couple of doors down from there in the CMT Building.
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Post by Vegas on Jul 6, 2024 13:33:21 GMT -5
Vegas Nice. They were closed the last two times I was in town. My company's officespace is only a couple of doors down from there in the CMT Building. Very cool! I did walk past some of the places you mentioned earlier on this thread and if it was not a combination of being very early in the day before some of them opened/needing to get back to catch my connecting flight/heavy rain in Nashville yesterday morning, I would definitely have spent more time in the city. I really liked what I saw when I was there yesterday. Nashville really seems like a city I would enjoy and I absolutely plan to go back perhaps as early in the Fall during one of my annual 3-day holiday weekends (Labor Day, Nevada Day, or Veterans Day) and if so I will send you a PM for more advice! |
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Post by Tournament Master on Jul 6, 2024 17:07:46 GMT -5
My question is, what are the last 10? Michigan There is nothing good in Michigan, so you can skip that state.  |
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Post by throwingtoasters on Jul 6, 2024 17:16:04 GMT -5
Vegas Nice. They were closed the last two times I was in town. My company's officespace is only a couple of doors down from there in the CMT Building. Very cool! I did walk past some of the places you mentioned earlier on this thread and if it was not a combination of being very early in the day before some of them opened/needing to get back to catch my connecting flight/heavy rain in Nashville yesterday morning, I would definitely have spent more time in the city. I really liked what I saw when I was there yesterday. Nashville really seems like a city I would enjoy and I absolutely plan to go back perhaps as early in the Fall during one of my annual 3-day holiday weekends (Labor Day, Nevada Day, or Veterans Day) and if so I will send you a PM for more advice! On my layover in Nashville on Monday, I too left the airport and had lunch at Peg Leg Porker, a barbecue joint I'd never been to on my trips through the city. It was fantastic. I'm not a fan of ribs but these were some of the best dry rub ribs I've ever had. They had fried pies for dessert which may be the best dessert I've ever had at a barbecue place. |
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Post by on_the_edge on Jul 6, 2024 17:52:15 GMT -5
There is nothing good in Michigan, so you can skip that state. BOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Funny enough two of the last ten states are ones I have lived in. If going to Michigan I would recommend Frankenmuth. A cute little Bavarian themed town. A couple places to get a tasty family style chicken dinner. Bavarian Inn is my preference. If you like Xmas you can check out Bronners store which is the size of two football fields and an all year xmas store. So much to see. They also have small sections toward other holidays but of course the main focus is all xmas. Plus, as a beer drinker you will find a bunch of places to get a glass, many German beers on tap. If not, there Mackinac Island is another great place to visit. You get there from the mainland via ferry. I have never been to the east coast, but I imagine some of the smaller towns is much like Mackinac Island. Of course you would want to visit the island in the summer. Frankenmuth is best in summer or around Christmas time but anytime is good. |
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Post by ldivock on Jul 7, 2024 4:35:49 GMT -5
Vegas Nice. They were closed the last two times I was in town. My company's officespace is only a couple of doors down from there in the CMT Building. Very cool! I did walk past some of the places you mentioned earlier on this thread and if it was not a combination of being very early in the day before some of them opened/needing to get back to catch my connecting flight/heavy rain in Nashville yesterday morning, I would definitely have spent more time in the city. I really liked what I saw when I was there yesterday. Nashville really seems like a city I would enjoy and I absolutely plan to go back perhaps as early in the Fall during one of my annual 3-day holiday weekends (Labor Day, Nevada Day, or Veterans Day) and if so I will send you a PM for more advice! One thing to be aware of ... there are a LOT of places that are closed on Mondays in Nashville (not the Honky Tonks, but lots of the museums and some of the other attractions). |
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Post by ldivock on Jul 7, 2024 4:40:05 GMT -5
Very cool! I did walk past some of the places you mentioned earlier on this thread and if it was not a combination of being very early in the day before some of them opened/needing to get back to catch my connecting flight/heavy rain in Nashville yesterday morning, I would definitely have spent more time in the city. I really liked what I saw when I was there yesterday. Nashville really seems like a city I would enjoy and I absolutely plan to go back perhaps as early in the Fall during one of my annual 3-day holiday weekends (Labor Day, Nevada Day, or Veterans Day) and if so I will send you a PM for more advice! On my layover in Nashville on Monday, I too left the airport and had lunch at Peg Leg Porker, a barbecue joint I'd never been to on my trips through the city. It was fantastic. I'm not a fan of ribs but these were some of the best dry rub ribs I've ever had. They had fried pies for dessert which may be the best dessert I've ever had at a barbecue place. That is a good spot. It was a must-go for me since I had seen the owner on some of the BBQ competition shows on Discovery and the Food Network and I love ribs. |
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Post by Vegas on Jul 7, 2024 11:13:21 GMT -5
Very cool! I did walk past some of the places you mentioned earlier on this thread and if it was not a combination of being very early in the day before some of them opened/needing to get back to catch my connecting flight/heavy rain in Nashville yesterday morning, I would definitely have spent more time in the city. I really liked what I saw when I was there yesterday. Nashville really seems like a city I would enjoy and I absolutely plan to go back perhaps as early in the Fall during one of my annual 3-day holiday weekends (Labor Day, Nevada Day, or Veterans Day) and if so I will send you a PM for more advice! On my layover in Nashville on Monday, I too left the airport and had lunch at Peg Leg Porker, a barbecue joint I'd never been to on my trips through the city. It was fantastic. I'm not a fan of ribs but these were some of the best dry rub ribs I've ever had. They had fried pies for dessert which may be the best dessert I've ever had at a barbecue place. Very cool! I might need to check out Peg Leg Porter if I go back to Nashville this Fall. |
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Post by Vegas on Jul 7, 2024 11:16:20 GMT -5
Very cool! I did walk past some of the places you mentioned earlier on this thread and if it was not a combination of being very early in the day before some of them opened/needing to get back to catch my connecting flight/heavy rain in Nashville yesterday morning, I would definitely have spent more time in the city. I really liked what I saw when I was there yesterday. Nashville really seems like a city I would enjoy and I absolutely plan to go back perhaps as early in the Fall during one of my annual 3-day holiday weekends (Labor Day, Nevada Day, or Veterans Day) and if so I will send you a PM for more advice! One thing to be aware of ... there are a LOT of places that are closed on Mondays in Nashville (not the Honky Tonks, but lots of the museums and some of the other attractions). thank you for that info! I will keep that under consideration as both Labor day and Veterans Day (at least Veterans Day this year) are both 3 -day weekends with the Monday but Nevada Day is a 3-day weekend with the Friday. |
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