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Palo Duro Name tags

Posted:
Tue May 12, 2009 9:32 pm
by CASHCOW
Just want to let you all know that the nametags can be picked up at the McAnear's CASHCOW. We want to welcome each of you who are coming for the 2nd Annual Palo Duro Canyon Teardrop Campout.
If you havent sent me info yet for your nametags, I will have extra nametags there at the campsite.
Dont hesitate to hollar if you need anything.
Re: Palo Duro Name tags

Posted:
Tue May 12, 2009 9:50 pm
by madjack
Mike and Brenda wrote:Just want to let you all know that the nametags can be picked up at the McAnear's CASHCOW. We want to welcome each of you who are coming for the 2nd Annual Palo Duro Canyon Teardrop Campout.
If you havent sent me info yet for your nametags, I will have extra nametags there at the campsite.
Dont hesitate to hollar if you need anything.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ...you did say to holler

...directions, I will be traveling north bound on 287...do I need to come all the way into Amarillo???...I do plan heading cross country from PD when we leave out on Sun so I don't wanna go cross country getting there...unless that is just the best way to go...like I said...some direction...please.......
madjack


Posted:
Tue May 12, 2009 10:19 pm
by edevans
Mad Jack, I think the best way is to take 287 to Amarillo
Take exit 75 & Go South on Lakeside Street ( Texas loop 335) for about 10 miles
Take exit for South Washington (FM 1541)& go South about 10 more miles
Turn left on TX 217 for about 6 miles. 217 will end at Palo Duro Canyon gate.
Brenda & Mike, thanks for doing name tags
See you all soon Ed

Posted:
Tue May 12, 2009 10:27 pm
by CASHCOW
Madjack,

Yes I did say HOLLAR....
I agree with Ed on the directions. That would be the best way to get there. If you are coming sometime during the day on Thursday and you get lost, you can always call one of us.... unless we are down in the canyon...........lol Any business along I40 can also give you directions.

Posted:
Tue May 12, 2009 10:32 pm
by spinnernut
MJ last we went 287 to claud 20 miles south east of amarillo, dont know the road, but its the main road going south west to that 1541, lots of signs leaving claud pala duro this way, you dont see the buried cadillacs but you do see buried combines

Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 12:09 am
by Laredo
Madjack,
I would definitely take the cutoff at Claude, going west on 1151 then south on 1541 (these are two-lane blacktops, farm-to-market roads). You can cut 40 miles and an hour in traffic off your trip that way.
287 will bring you through Clarendon.
Going home you might take 207 back down along the edge of the Cap and go through Silverton -- that'll take you by Caprock Canyons State Park. There's a nice little park close to Quanah, too: Copper Breaks.
Google "Palo Duro Canyon: US 287" for a visible map. The link below works with Ubuntu and Firefox.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Palo%20Du ... a=N&tab=il

Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 12:24 am
by madjack
...yea, I have been Googleing my but off(again) and I think I will take the Claude cut-off...unless we get there early and decide to go thru the city(for some unknown reason)...and yea, I plan to spend the night either at CapRock or Copper Breaks on Sun and head for home on Mon.....
madjack


Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 12:48 am
by Laredo
you might call the parks line (check
www.tpwd.state.tx.us first for available sites at both parks just in case, first) and see which of those parks has better sites open for your trip home
School's not out yet here, so Sunday nights most of the parks are pretty empty.

Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 1:43 am
by madjack
Laredo wrote:you might call the parks line (check
www.tpwd.state.tx.us first for available sites at both parks just in case, first) and see which of those parks has better sites open for your trip home
School's not out yet here, so Sunday nights most of the parks are pretty empty.
...I figured...at worst, I just drive home....................................

We are going to be there.

Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 6:42 am
by Cindy
Dave, Tyler, and I will be there on Saturday morning. We won't be able to get there till 11pm or so on Friday so have rented a room in Amarillo for Friday night. We will see you for breakfast Saturday.

Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 7:17 am
by Woodyperk6
Everyone make sure you do not speed going thru Estelene on hiway 287. They write a lot of tickets in that town. Todah got one last year and I believe it was quite expensive. Be careful everyone.

Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 6:34 pm
by CASHCOW

Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 6:41 pm
by caseydog
madjack wrote:...yea, I have been Googleing my but off(again) and I think I will take the Claude cut-off...unless we get there early and decide to go thru the city(for some unknown reason)...and yea, I plan to spend the night either at CapRock or Copper Breaks on Sun and head for home on Mon.....
madjack

I think I took the Claude route last year. That's where my GPS told me to go.
Of course, you don't want to miss Amarillo. Stop and get a giant steak, eh?
CD

Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 6:56 pm
by madjack
caseydog wrote:madjack wrote:...yea, I have been Googleing my but off(again) and I think I will take the Claude cut-off...unless we get there early and decide to go thru the city(for some unknown reason)...and yea, I plan to spend the night either at CapRock or Copper Breaks on Sun and head for home on Mon.....
madjack

I think I took the Claude route last year. That's where my GPS told me to go.
Of course, you don't want to miss Amarillo.
Stop and get a giant steak, eh?CD
...thought about it...I think I could handle the 5# steak(if my dentures could hold out) but the giant baked tater and giant salad would be a wash
madjack


Posted:
Wed May 13, 2009 8:12 pm
by kajamelu4
Madjack-
If you are gonna try the big one at the Big Texan, please let me know. That would probably be worth the 8 hour drive just to watch. Well, we'd have to have dinner while there too!
Wish I could make it to this gathering.....but not this time. One of these days life should slow down.......right?
Karol