August Lone Star Bird Rally

[ronmarabito2002]

Wish we could make it this year Nick, but we will be way up north
this time.

R.E. (Ron) Marabito, Dallas, TX 92WB40


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Nick Stanko
wrote:
> Man..... It's getting hot already.... And there is nothing
better to
> take your mind off the Texas summer heat than floating on an inner
toob
> down the cool waters of the Guadalupe river ! We've had several
folks
> get together on the river the last 2 years...... and folks are
sweating
> to do it again. So here's the plan:
>
> Date: August 5 - 7 th 2005
> Location: Lazy L & L Campground (Canyon Lake, Texas)
> Services: Full hook ups w/ 50 amps, 6 pull-thrus, 11 back-ins
are on
> "hold" (Only until June 30th).
> Rate: $28.00 per night (with the plan to stay Friday night to
Sunday
> morning, 2-nights).
> Phone number: 830-964-3455 I know it's busy a lot, keep
trying!.
> http://www.guadaluperivertoobing.com/
>
> Because this is in the peak of their toobing season ..... you
really
> need to call and make your reservations right away (830-964-3455)
and
> mention "Lone star Birds". We were able to block just 17 sites.
However,
> they will begin to fill these with their regular customers if you
don't
> book by June 30th. so call right away if you want to join us in
making a
> big splash on the river.
>
> In the past this event has mainly been a "bring your own chow and
drinks"
> event. A large propane grill will be provided. A small concession
stand
> is available at the park, however their hours may fluctuate based
upon
> business.
>
> Rafts and tube rentals, as well as return transportation are also
> available at an additional fee (reasonable) however you can bring
your
> own.
>
> Very important notes:
> - Although their brochure indicates "no pets" we have obtained
special
> approval from the manager to allow our pets on-site, HOWEVER, they
must
> stay
> in your coach except to potty.... When outside they must stay
on your
> site only (no walking up and down the camp) and then go right back
in the
> coach. I know this is not fun. I too have a dog. But it's this
or "NO
> Dogs". You could consider driving up the road to take Fido for a
walk.
> And of course all doo-doo is to be cleaned up. Sorry... But none
of the
> campgrounds along the river allow dogs.
> - I suggest all big rig traffic take exit 191 (route 306) off of I-
35 even
> if you are coming from the South or the East.
> - This exit off of I-35 is also the same one for Campers' World,
and they
> are also open Sundays.
>
> So let's go plop our butts in the water and float down the
river.......
> Aahhhhhhh.................. You'll have a ducky time.
>
> SEE ATTACHED INFO SHEET .
>
>
> PLEASE PASS THIS NOTE ON TO ANYONE YOU THINK MAY BE
INTERESTED........
>
>
> NICK STANKO
> 512-251-4024
> '83 PT40
>
>
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