Sandanona Game Fair

[Andy]

Originally Posted by Kevin McCormack

Usually held in early October. Nearest "real" town/city is Fishkill/Poughkeepsie area of NY - lots of good hotels & restaurants - further into the hinterlands you get you run into the smaller, spookier joints - think sets for a Toby Hooper movie.

Nothing to be afraid of Kevin, you've been to M E S H O P P E N

[edgarspencer]

https://www.orvis.com/orvis-game-fai...IdOBBzgR0MmcBV

[Bill Murphy]

The Game Fair link says nothing about gun vendors. Oh, well. That does it for me.

[Kevin McCormack]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

The Game Fair link says nothing about gun vendors. Oh, well. That does it for me.

Who cares about what vendors will be there? We can go anyway and kick back beforehand with Niles and Kim at Sand Point and wash down our free hors d'euvres with Ponsard Orange Label Veuvre Cliquot, to which you are so accustomed!!

[Double Lab]

Originally Posted by Kevin McCormack

Ponsard Orange Label Veuvre Cliquot

Kevin, is that a pilsner urquell or a belgian wheat? Sounds like it would be good with some slim jims and wheat thins.

[Bill Murphy]

An overpriced real Champagne. Good with salted peanuts in the shell, or Five Guys french fries. I remember early Vintage Cup at Sandanona. Our group furnished a full smorgasbord of food and unlimited mediocre wines in proper glassware for the full four days for anyone who would care to participate. Our prices, "free", competed well with the seven dollar beer at the vendors' tents.

[Kevin McCormack]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

Kevin, is that a pilsner urquell or a belgian wheat? Sounds like it would be good with some slim jims and wheat thins.

No, no - you have to get out of the routine "coal tipple" lunchroom menu these back country outfits subject you to. Beers and ales are fine with these scrapple-like snacks and cholesterol-laden high-sodium killers. I'm talking about the sublime pure combination of essential bounties of land and sea; sparkling wine and oysters on the half shell. And don't forget a fine imported cigar afterwards!

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Kevin McCormack

Who cares about what vendors will be there? We can go anyway and kick back beforehand with Niles and Kim at Sand Point and wash down our free hors d'euvres with Ponsard Orange Label Veuvre Cliquot, to which you are so accustomed!!

Salt point?

[Kevin McCormack]

[QUOTE=Andrew Sacco;423344]Nothing to be afraid of Kevin, you've been to M E S H O P P E N

Didn't they film a couple of settlement scenes there for "Dune" there??

[Andy]

[QUOTE=Kevin McCormack;423377]

Originally Posted by Andrew Sacco

Nothing to be afraid of Kevin, you've been to M E S H O P P E N

Didn't they film a couple of settlement scenes there for "Dune" there??

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