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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on June 16, 2005 at 16:08:58 from (65.162.146.175):
In Reply to: PLEASE--express your opinion here-EVERYBODY posted by Brian in NY on June 16, 2005 at 12:36:37:
Brian, I was thinking of some kind of off season tractoy guy gathering a while back. What about using a place like our local methodist camp at cozad Nebraaska, Camp Comeca
I believe they can sleep a couple hundred and they would have meeting and eating facilities without spending an arm and a leg. Als people could bring their campers. I'd do it in the fall maybe late October when many would be done with harvest and the weather is still nice.
I'm sure we get to brainstorming there are lots of places like that we could meet. And we need to keep the cost down. i suppose i think of things that work good for me but I know guys with familys like to travel in the summer when school is out. that could work too but it might be harder to find a place that wasn't already full. Of course you could all come here but you'd have to shake out your soogans on the ground! Maybe Allan did have a good idea meeting at the cafateria at Mt Rushmore.
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