Is somebody definitely bringing a keg, or do >I need to take an action item to remove the front seat of the GTI? Ed >Blocher brought the last one in his truck, but he's probably still looking >for the remains of his boat down in the Florida panhandle. Or maybe smaller >containerized refreshment would be smarter. Whatever we do, we have to make >sure the KR flyers don't have to worry about "Miller Time" (I'm planting the >seeds for next year). >Mark Langford +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Mark and Gathering attendees, I had it set up for $1.50 beers in the terminal bar until the resturant/bar went belly up on me this summer. The airport "policy" does not allow us to bring booze on to the airport grounds so whatever anyone does , do it discretely. Down by the camping area might be good. It's just off the parking lot area and pretty much out of anyone's notice. Nothing washes down a good yeEEEEE HAAAAAAAAaaa better than a good cold brew! A blanket over the Keg or whatever would keep the ice from melting so fast also. THANKS.... Larry Flesner
