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sandlapper · 11-14-2013, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by tinbender

Site #62 is now taken. See yas then.

Pam, we were getting worried, not hearing from you and Buster. Glad you can join the fun. We need a veteran sailer to help keep Henry in line.

BTW, got a close up look at Doug's tear drop recently. Really awesome, especially his art work.

John

sandlapper · 11-14-2013, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Phil and/or Sue

Well, what makes you-all think I'm not from around here? I drink "pop" just like everyone else, and I enjoy "Coca Cola".

Phil

ps Are you offering single malt, or suggesting a "stipend" for your work?

Phil, no true southerner calls it "pop", so strike 1. We drink coke, or Cheerwine, sometimes Sundrop, never "pop'.

PS: I have plenty of socks, underwear, neck ties, and T shirts.......but never enough singlemalt.

Scotty

sandlapper · 11-14-2013, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by mcdowellc

Add two more. Carl/Nancy McDowell (mcdowellc). Just booked site 36. Looking forward to seeing our Alumalina friends again!

Hey Nancy, it will be great to see you and Carl back again. We missed you guys last year. We count you as Charter member of this notorious group. Pretty sure you will enjoy the site change, unless you need the hustle and bustle of Charlotte, and a cell phone connection. It is off-grid down there.

John

tinbender · 11-14-2013, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by sandlapper

We need a veteran sailer to help keep Henry in line.

BTW, got a close up look at Doug's tear drop recently. Really awesome, especially his art work.

John

Sailor -- landlubber mistake, no problem. Consider Henry handled......

I was thinking of bringing my teardrop. It's like a baby Airstream, makes my Bambi look huge, and it's skinned in aluminum. Of Course, what else...... Got another couple from NC to sign up I think they got site 43 if memory serves correctly. Told them how much fun they've been missing. I'll confirm on that and let you know.

sandlapper · 11-14-2013, 05:41 PM

Thanks Pam for straightening me out. My dad was a Sailor, so my son (Jay&Phillip) is a son of a son of Sailor. Jimmy Buffet.

You gotta bring your new trailer, it is a one and only. An indoor waterfall, what more could you want??!!

Son of a Sailor

sandlapper · 11-14-2013, 05:47 PM

3 - Delta Queen
5- mtnluvrs
10 - TowJob1975
11 - Captain Hank
14 - Twobikes
15 - Joe and Gabrielle
17 - Doug and Maggie
21 - BAB
22 - GCinSC2
23 - StreamNtyme
25 - Nilesrob
26 - SeeMore
29 - sctinman
32- Florida55
33- Landyatch79
36- mcdowellc
43- ??????????
50 - Sandlapper
51 - Phil,Sue, Cheryl
52 - RobandJan
53 - TerryandAnn
54 - SafariStreamer
56 - Ronnie B
57 - Big Hooter
58 - Arrowstream
59 - RoadRunner
60 - Air2
62- Tinbender
71- StreamNmemee

Hmmmmm.......29??? who did I leave off

mccrosti · 11-16-2013, 04:00 PM

Phil, ya gotta watch John, he shoulda been called "Panama Red"...

mccrosti · 11-16-2013, 04:03 PM

I suppose I better grab a site that'll motivate me into getting my rear end done....:O ...

WanderStream · 11-16-2013, 06:55 PM

Add 2 more--we're on #43.

Keith/Susanne Schneider.

Heard great things from folks in our club so we're headed your way.

Looking forward to meeting everyone.

sandlapper · 11-16-2013, 07:27 PM

3 - Delta Queen
5- mtnluvrs
10 - TowJob1975
11 - Captain Hank
14 - Twobikes
15 - Joe and Gabrielle
17 - Doug and Maggie
21 - BAB
22 - GCinSC2
23 - StreamNtyme
25 - Nilesrob
26 - SeeMore
29 - sctinman
32- Florida55
33- Landyatch79
36- mcdowellc
43- tubewannabe
50 - Sandlapper
51 - Phil,Sue, Cheryl
52 - RobandJan
53 - TerryandAnn
54 - SafariStreamer
56 - Ronnie B
57 - Big Hooter
58 - Arrowstream
59 - RoadRunner
60 - Air2
62- Tinbender
71- StreamNmemee

Welcome Keith and Diane , we will try to live up to our bad reputation. If a fine time is the objective, then you are definately in the right place. We can just about guarentee it. Glad to have you.

OK Dave ole boy, no excuses: get a move on it, get your rear end buttoned up, a site nailed down, and be there.

Panama John

Lily&Me · 11-17-2013, 05:59 AM

We need some more Yankees!

Maggie

**GCinSC2** · 11-17-2013, 06:30 AM

Maggie,

We're Yankee's by birth, Ohio. Been working on my redneck certificate for several years now, every so often I complete a task for my badge. Then the next day I get asked where you frum?

Gary

sandlapper · 11-17-2013, 07:03 AM

Ya'll ain't frum 'round here are yuh?

Maybe one of the Saturday seminars needs to be "how to lern a yankee to talk".

Mandatory redneck training: possum skinnin', grits cookin'.

Johhny Red

**GCinSC2** · 11-17-2013, 12:02 PM

Sandlapper,

OK, you get the pancakes that I "dropped" on your plate! 3 second rule, uh huh.

Hey hon, what kinda Coke do you want?

Somebody that's coming said they hailed from the Keystone State, Hey PA gang I'm trying to recreate Grandma's recipe for Sugar Pie, so far one failure and one in the direction of but not Grandma grade yet.

Captain Hank · 11-17-2013, 12:35 PM

Gary,
Being the primo Cast Iron cook are you going to recommend some recipes for Dutch Over cooking?

Roadrunner · 11-17-2013, 01:56 PM

Ok so now you stirred up one of the Yankees! Grandma would not be happy with the indiscretions towards us Northerners. But I'm up for a lesson if uns guys think you can educate us to speak Southernese. But in the meantime…try some of Grandma's sugar pie:

Roadrunner - Indiana, PA
TAC PA-5
WBCCI - 4871

**GCinSC2** · 11-17-2013, 03:07 PM

Roadrunner,

I don't remember Grandma's having eggs in it and I think this also points out how many Grandma's recipes exist for this pie. I remember it as a thrown together pie for kids (me mostly) that was made as a leftover crust user upper. I can always try to bake your version and see what I get.

Maybe you could chef up some scrapple or paunhaus for a try it if'n you dare for breakfast.

My Dad's roots are in Somerset County.

Gary

**GCinSC2** · 11-17-2013, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Captain Hank

Gary,
Being the primo Cast Iron cook are you going to recommend some recipes for Dutch Over cooking?

Hank,

Not sure I have primo recipies but I think introducing this versatile cooking tool is the big thing then let your tastes kick in and see what happens. We've done some real good roast beef meals in it, taters, onions gravy and slicing style beef. If things were getting tough, the biggest camp DO that I could carry would be a must have. Biggest thing to learn is temperature management. John is trying to get a massive egg dish added to the breakfast menu.

We've done stews, chili (no beans or beans) but using one of these to bake it is possibly the most unique use of one. Maggie will be teaching all of us about baking I hope.

Gary

SeeMore · 11-17-2013, 04:56 PM

"Ya'll ain't frum 'round here are yuh?

Maybe one of the Saturday seminars needs to be "how to lern a yankee to talk".

Mandatory redneck training: possum skinnin', grits cookin'."

----------------

Maybe a breakout session for Westerners who don't understand either?

Arrowstream · 11-19-2013, 03:02 AM

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Originally Posted by tinbender

I was thinking of bringing my teardrop. It's like a baby Airstream, makes my Bambi look huge, and it's skinned in aluminum.

We're close enough that I could bring our teardrop and our camper, if they'd let us put two on one site (they'd fit). I built ours to look like an Airstream Torpedo.