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by **MARVIN THOMPSON** » Thu May 21, 2009 11:11 am

IS COOR,S A RED OR WHITE WINE ? I BEEN FINE TUNING MY BEAN & WINNIE , SPAM , BROCCOLLI CASSEROLE AND TOPPED WITH CORN FLAKES . YUM YUM TILL JUNE . LOL

by **Carter & Susan** » Thu May 21, 2009 4:00 pm

Does Kentucky Bourbon count? It's made with corn and has a beautiful color. :thinking:

by **Kurt (Indiana)** » Thu May 21, 2009 4:04 pm

Carter & Susan wrote:Does Kentucky Bourbon count? It's made with corn and has a beautiful color.

If not, I'll help you taste it.(sip it)

Gonna need some pretty tasty crackers to cleanse the pallet after that.

by **csmith** » Thu May 21, 2009 4:40 pm

Just wanted to pop in and say I made a change.....I will still stop by fish creek pond but I am not arriving till Sat now and staying for a week. So I could not get the same site at FCP and got one at Rollins pond instead.

So if anyone has been thinking about going.....SITE 244 IS OPEN in the middle of teardropville. I will be along Sat afternoon with my camera in hand ...lots of folks from here I want to met in person.

by **Carter & Susan** » Thu May 21, 2009 5:24 pm

Done Deal. I'll bring some Kentucky muddy water.. Woodford Reserve is less than 5 mins from our house. Oh yea, Jack will be there too.

:thumbsup:

by **boomer** » Thu May 21, 2009 5:49 pm

Love the wine & cheese idea!!! As long as there are NO whines!!!!! :lol:

by **Arne** » Thu May 21, 2009 8:05 pm

Woodford Reserve, official bourbon of the KY derby..... very nice stuff.

by **campadk** » Fri May 22, 2009 5:52 pm

Remember that this is a New York State Park, and there are some rules regarding alcohol. I have talked to the park 'authorities', and they only mentioned to be sure not to carry glass down the road between campsites and it should be transported in a bag for safety and park rules that alcohol should not be overly visible. Plastic/acrylic drinking glasses are a good idea. Their biggest concern is the 10:00 quiet time. They are strict on this rule and will enforce it!

PS. We picked up the huge box of TearUp T-Shirts today... they look awesome!

Posting here lakeside from site 114 at Fish Creek. Its been a great weekend so far, and we have been feeding the blackflies as much as possible. They just opened up the sites in where the TearUp will be. They are getting ready for us!

Cheers

by **Kurt (Indiana)** » Fri May 22, 2009 7:22 pm

campadk wrote:and we have been feeding the blackflies as much as possible.

Dave, kill off as many black flies as you can while you are there.

For those who haven't been to the Adirondacks before, there are some things that will help against black flies.

Unscented soap, sunscreen and shampoo is a "must" as well as repellant.

My wife can confirm that they like (scented) people (a lot). :shock:

Any other tips would probably be good to know unless you like to be "eaten" by insects.

Any other ideas??

by **Micro469** » Fri May 22, 2009 9:40 pm

campadk wrote:Remember that this is a New York State Park, and there are some rules regarding alcohol. I have talked to the park 'authorities', and they only mentioned to be sure not to carry glass down the road between campsites and it should be transported in a bag for safety and park rules that alcohol should not be overly visible. Plastic/acrylic drinking glasses are a good idea. Their biggest concern is the 10:00 quiet time. They are strict on this rule and will enforce it!

PS. We picked up the huge box of TearUp T-Shirts today... they look awesome!

Posting here lakeside from site 114 at Fish Creek. Its been a great weekend so far, and we have been feeding the blackflies as much as possible. They just opened up the sites in where the TearUp will be. They are getting ready for us!

Cheers

Sheesh!! That's like drinking coke out of a can... or plastic bottle..... It tastes better when in a glass.........Same goes for beer... never out of a can, always a glass bottle..... :thumbsup:

by **Rick Sheerin** » Sat May 23, 2009 5:56 am

Micro469 wrote:
campadk wrote:Remember that this is a New York State Park, and there are some rules regarding alcohol. I have talked to the park 'authorities', and they only mentioned to be sure not to carry glass down the road between campsites and it should be transported in a bag for safety and park rules that alcohol should not be overly visible. Plastic/acrylic drinking glasses are a good idea. Their biggest concern is the 10:00 quiet time. They are strict on this rule and will enforce it!

PS. We picked up the huge box of TearUp T-Shirts today... they look awesome!

Posting here lakeside from site 114 at Fish Creek. Its been a great weekend so far, and we have been feeding the blackflies as much as possible. They just opened up the sites in where the TearUp will be. They are getting ready for us!

Cheers

Sheesh!! That's like drinking coke out of a can... or plastic bottle..... It tastes better when in a glass.........Same goes for beer... never out of a can, always a glass bottle.....

Sometimes you just have to "rough it" when you go camping, John.

by **Kurt (Indiana)** » Sat May 23, 2009 8:18 am

Does Saranac Beer come in a can? :thinking:

. I've always seen it in bottles. :thumbsup:

by **Rick Sheerin** » Sat May 23, 2009 4:29 pm

Kurt (Indiana) wrote:Does Saranac Beer come in a can? . I've always seen it in bottles.

No it doesn't, Kurt, but the Pale Ale is available in a 40oz growler jug. More importantly my beloved Utica Club Pilsener Lager is available in cans and long neck bottles, although they don't come in the stout "hand grenade" bottles anymore.

by **Outlaw** » Thu May 28, 2009 9:43 pm

Although we'll be bringing a bottle of wine to share, please be assured that our favorite beverage will be in tow along with our TD >>>> GUINNESS! :beer:

by **csmith** » Fri May 29, 2009 9:21 am

Outlaw wrote:Although we'll be bringing a bottle of wine to share, please be assured that our favorite beverage will be in tow along with our TD >>>> GUINNESS!

genius...... :thumbsup:

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