Wetstock II suggestions? - Dan H.

Bob_9

Mid-west is Chicago.

DanHolohan

The second Gathering

will be somewhere in the Midwest. I'd welcome your suggestions on where it should be, and why. Thanks!

DanHolohan

Like to be a part

of the decision-making process? What do you think?

Unknown

OK, I'll start the bidding

I vote for mid western Long Island...... UUmmmm...because they have B K Sweeney's. I've never not had fun there.

Somebody like to top this?

DanHolohan

Okay

that settles it. We can get about 40 people in the Dawson Room back near the john. Thanks, Noel!

Mike Kraft

Man...........

Them S/F tech guys got all the answers.....:)

Unknown

Cheese

that's right on your way to the Hamptons! Why don't you stop in? Everybody will be there.

Hey Dan, when is this, again?

.............I forgot.

Noel

DanHolohan

So

Midwest! (I'll get with you at Sweeney's and we'll have our own meeting.)

Midwest. What do you think? Chicago? Saint Louis? Minneapolis? Cleveland? Milwaukee? South Bend? (Go Irish!)

John R. Hall

Deeeetroit

It may not be pretty but right across the river to the SOUTH is Canada. And that is pretty.

Andy N.

Chi-town baby!

I'll be there. and I'll bring a few of my friends. I just know we can come up with a great bar. come on guys, you cant get much more middle of the world than Chicago.

(G) Andy.

Paul Cooke

I vote for...

...Chicago.

That way I would be able to visit family and friends.

Another plus would be to have it on a weekend when the Sox are playing the Mariners. That way we could see some great baseball. It's too hard to get a ticket to a game in Seattle. If the timing was really perfect the Sox would leave town on Sunday and we could catch an afternoon game at Wrigley w/ the Cubs on Monday.

It's a good combination...baseball and hydronic heating.

Steve Ebels

If

We have it somewhere in Northern Michigan (Gaylord, Grayling, Traverse City would have plenty of hotels and meeting rooms) I will personaly hire brother Mark to cater us a dinner of THE BADDEST STEAKS YOU HAVE EVER SUNK YOR TEETH INTO!!!! Steaks are on me guys. I'm serious. And don't feel bashful about asking for second helpings. (if you think you can hold 2 of 'em.

About this time of year the hotel rates drop drastically and Traverse Bay is BEEEEUUUUUTIFUL anytime.

We could even rent the old school here in Falmouth for the meeting while my one and only leads the charge of the WETSTOCK WIDOWS to the mall and downtown Traverse City.

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Troy_3

Midwest?

How about Niagara Falls. International city,one of the seven wonders of the world. Right up there with the invention of wet heat. Hey and it is real wet too. What better place for a wet gathering!

Starch

Marblehead!!!!!!!

> will be somewhere in the Midwest. I'd welcome

> your suggestions on where it should be, and why.

> Thanks!



Right on the shore of Lake Erie. Whadaya think??

Starch

Marblehead!!!!!!!

Right on the shore of Lake Erie. Whadaya think??

Bill Clinton

midwest???

Don't know where you Left Coast guys learned your geography, but if you look at the map you can plainly see that anything that could be remotely called the West lies to the left of the Rockies. The Mid-West, then lies at about Lake Tahoe, and I vote for that.

Bill

Mike T., Swampeast MO

Dan, you said St. Louis earlier this year...

...that kind of freaked me 'cause it was so close. Wouldn't mind a trip further N though--you'll probably get more response.

There really is an amazing amount of hydronics in St. Louis--I'd venture to say that approaching 40% of the homes/apartments (small, large, few unit, many unit) in the original city still have rads. It used to be much higher but most of the the wholesale gut/remodel crews take them out "first thing."

Saw my first "Kinnear" improved Pressed Radiators there just a couple weeks ago. Amazingly compact! Small home with only 1 original BR, but good sized, very well-detailed formal areas and abundant storage. Similar homes around. My guess is a neighborhood built for "empty nesters" around the turn-of-the-century.

MO is really nice in the fall.

Colin

Mid west

Dan I'd vote for South Dakota. (of course I'm kinda partial to these parts.) The geographical center of North American continent is out in the middle of a pasture NW of Vivian SD,not much more mid and west than that.

However just a little farther west are the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, Home to Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Mounument, Deadwood (Buffalo Bill Cody, Clamity Jane, Wild Bill Hicock,ect.)Ellsworth Air Force base home of the B-1 casinos,and eats galore. Rushmore Mall for the ladies and plenty of specialty shops.

Plus plenty of hospitable people.

Out on the prairies of Dakota Colin

DanHolohan

Thanks for the input, guys

The second one will be in the spring. I'll let you know where as soon as we check out everything. Thanks.

Michael B

You guys have

got to be kidding me. Chicago or the U.P. in Michigan. I real toss up. Chicago let me count the ways...

Lake Michigan
Beautiful Women
Amazing Food
Great Bars
Wrigley Field
Etc.
Etc.
Etc.

You bring the Wetheads I will plan the fun

Michael Bleier
Able Distributors
Chicago!

steve gates

Denver, just west of the mid west. Jeff city Mo, I can get free room and board there. Copper Mtn. We had 200 there. Kansas City, only 6hr drive from Dodge(I can get room and board there too)

DanHolohan

Denver

will be the third one.

Dale Smith

Meeting

The continuing education building at Notre Dame has excellent facilities. A trip through the university power plant is worth anybodies time. There all sorts of accomoducations available.
Best of all Dan could visit his money from when his daughter attended

Mad Dog

Yeahhhh Noel......How';s about at

Matt Mad Dog Sweeney's in Fkloral Park...MD

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Mad Dog

Yeahhhh Noel......How';s about at

Matt Mad Dog Sweeney's in Fkloral Park...MD

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Unknown

Midwest Wetstock

My vote is a little further west... LAS VEGAS.

What more coule we ask for, cheap air fare, cheap rooms and ELVIS..... and of course the chicken ranch that I am told is out there. But who wants Perdue when you can gamble?

wheels

Brian

Wet II

> ...that kind of freaked me 'cause it was so

> close. Wouldn't mind a trip further N

> though--you'll probably get more

> response.

>

> There really is an amazing amount of

> hydronics in St. Louis--I'd venture to say that

> approaching 40% of the homes/apartments (small,

> large, few unit, many unit) in the original city

> still have rads. It used to be much higher but

> most of the the wholesale gut/remodel crews take

> them out "first thing."

>

> Saw my first "Kinnear"

> improved Pressed Radiators there just a couple

> weeks ago. Amazingly compact! Small home with

> only 1 original BR, but good sized, very

> well-detailed formal areas and abundant storage.

> Similar homes around. My guess is a neighborhood

> built for "empty nesters" around the

> turn-of-the-century.

>

> MO is really nice in the

> fall.

Brian

Wet II

Seeing as it looks like I missed the boat for WET 1 anything within a shot of Ontario,Canada would be great.

Good Luck
Brian