The Shamrock Court Motel in Sullivan, Missouri. It can be yours for $125,000. Lots of possibilities. Actually, now you're too late. Missouri's Roamin' Rich bought it.
Showing posts with label skiing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skiing. Show all posts
Monday, May 14, 2018
Illinois' 200th, 20 Sporting Events To See-- Part 10: A Ski and A Race
18. NORGE SKI CLUB, Fox River Grove
See where Olympic athletes Michael Glasder, Kevin Bickner and Casey Larson cut theuir teeth ski jumping here at this northwest suburban club. It was founded by Norwegians in 1905 and said to be the country's oldest continuously operating ski club.
It offers five hills for training and a monstrous one with views of Chicago.
19. SYCAMORE SPEEDWAY, Maple Park
Claiming to have the best clay track in the Midwest, this venue celebrates 55 years of stock car racing in 2018. Races run Fridays and Saturdays from mid-April to September.
Friday nights they cap it off with a demolition derby.
Sixty miles west of downtown Chicago. It was highlighted in the 2012 movie "At Any Price." It was set in Iowa but filmed in the DeKalb County area.
--RoadDog
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Hot Spots for Spring Break-- Part 1: Aspen/Snowmass, Colrado
From the Feb. 1, 2015, Chicago Tribune by Phil Marty.
Excuse me, I'm thinking of getting away from that blasted white stuff. We received another three inches of the junk last night.
Marty's subheading "Warm-weather getaways always popular, but wintry destinations appeal too."
I really doubt that in my case. I am no fan of winter, just something to get through so you can enjoy spring, summer and my favorite season, fall.
Besides tye snow in these Colorado locations, they're having the 15th annual Bud Light Spring Jam, scheduled for three weekends in March. Snowboarding and ski competitions as well.
Believe Me, Under No Circumstances!!! --RoadDog
Excuse me, I'm thinking of getting away from that blasted white stuff. We received another three inches of the junk last night.
Marty's subheading "Warm-weather getaways always popular, but wintry destinations appeal too."
I really doubt that in my case. I am no fan of winter, just something to get through so you can enjoy spring, summer and my favorite season, fall.
Besides tye snow in these Colorado locations, they're having the 15th annual Bud Light Spring Jam, scheduled for three weekends in March. Snowboarding and ski competitions as well.
Believe Me, Under No Circumstances!!! --RoadDog
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