The Chicago Poker Run
05-25-2005 | 10:46 PM
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Re: The Chicago Poker Run
To download an application click below. Also you can sign up online at www.chicagopokerrun.com you do not have to be a member of CPC to attend this event.
http://documents.clubexpress.com/doc...Y3clByVw%3d%3d
http://documents.clubexpress.com/doc...Y3clByVw%3d%3d
06-03-2005 | 11:16 AM
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Re: The Chicago Poker Run
Dude I am SOOO in for this one! Can't wait to do my first "official" Poker Run...and get some camera time with the new boat! I quote "official" cause I'm not sure the one on the Calumet counts! Just waiting on insurance for the Fountain, then I'll be signing up. This is gonna be a blast.
I think Michelle and I are just going to stay at Hammond...finish the run, throw the boat on the hoist and drive over....how far is it on land, timewise, between Hammond and Pastrick?
I think Michelle and I are just going to stay at Hammond...finish the run, throw the boat on the hoist and drive over....how far is it on land, timewise, between Hammond and Pastrick?
06-05-2005 | 12:31 PM
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Re: The Chicago Poker Run
Mike,
It's a 10 to 12 min. car ride from Hammond. I'm running back to Hammond to put the boat on the lift before the party. We have a room at Resorts for Friday and Saturday. I know after the party I won't feel like driving.
Last year a group of boaters stayed around Sunday and ran over to Michigan City. We could do Matey's or the Yacht Club for lunch. What does everyone think?
Dan
It's a 10 to 12 min. car ride from Hammond. I'm running back to Hammond to put the boat on the lift before the party. We have a room at Resorts for Friday and Saturday. I know after the party I won't feel like driving.
Last year a group of boaters stayed around Sunday and ran over to Michigan City. We could do Matey's or the Yacht Club for lunch. What does everyone think?
Dan
Re: The Chicago Poker Run
06-05-2005 | 10:15 PM
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Re: The Chicago Poker Run
Does anyone have room for 1 experienced boater passenger?
My Father is in Geneva, IL, and does not have enough time to make it to VA/DC very often to ride on my boat. He is 65, but still runs with the big dogs. I would love to be able to find him a seat/bolster to make the Chicago Run, or even just a couple stops on his home turf. (He can have his Wife pick him up somewhere.) Gas, beer. food, etc. etc., covered without question.
Thank you all very much.
My Father is in Geneva, IL, and does not have enough time to make it to VA/DC very often to ride on my boat. He is 65, but still runs with the big dogs. I would love to be able to find him a seat/bolster to make the Chicago Run, or even just a couple stops on his home turf. (He can have his Wife pick him up somewhere.) Gas, beer. food, etc. etc., covered without question.
Thank you all very much.
06-05-2005 | 10:56 PM
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Re: The Chicago Poker Run
Brian we would be happy to have him join us on the BT, his wife is welcome as well. It will be a nice event with first class food and accomadations, even if she does not want to ride she can probably buy a meal ticket and that might make it more enjoyable for him
I know what it is like my Dad is in NY and I wish he had more time to spend boating with us.
Donna
