Coming down 59 there is a large fruit stand on the west side at a light , but would need to clean and cut everything....not sure which town it's in
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Coming down 59 there is a large fruit stand on the west side at a light , but would need to clean and cut everything....not sure which town it's in
We usually stop there on the way down. I just wondered if they had anything local or was it the same stuff I could buy here.Quote:
Originally Posted by ironman172
If it's Burris Farm Market, it should all be locally grown produceQuote:
Originally Posted by crazynewts
https://burrisfarmmarket.us/#next
That's the placeQuote:
Originally Posted by hammerhead
Robert when can I deliver the drinks and cups
Are you coming out for the Picnic. Just spoke with Jeff and it looks like we are setting up on the Octi. If you need help I can call the pier house and see if they will run the stuff out on the golf cart.Quote:
Originally Posted by coach
Okay, we made it to our old people half way destination in Montgomery. Unless the dam breaks should be there for the picnic. I’m going to get 10 bags of assorted chips and plan on getting a couple of watermelons and cantaloupes.
Heck you leaving your house is almost my half way point:D.....it gets longer and harder every trip(coming solo)....one day I'll have to make it a 2 day tripQuote:
Originally Posted by crazynewts
Everone enjoy the picnic :drunk
About to go to bed then get up in a few hours and put some butts on the smoker.
My wagon is loaded, next stop J&M.
stop half way and kill a hog!Quote:
Originally Posted by ironman172
The picnic was really nice and the rain had the decency to stay to the west while the eating took place. It was well attended and there was plenty of great food. Thanks to all who helped bring it together!
https://i.postimg.cc/s2wg6NpH/IMG-7236.jpgaxis bank near my location
Thanks everyone it was a great time and John the butt's we're very good
What a wonderful day. Tato and Jeff did another remarkable job. Jeff made a good call to host on the octi. because the rain held off for us. These two guys deserve a big thank you for taking on this responsibility as do all those great cooks out there who contributed.
Special thanks to John G. From J&M tackle who took time out of his busy day by getting up early to prepare and provide the pork roasts. His community involvement is just one of the many reasons I buy all my tackle/bait there.
Thanks to Lamar and the pier staff for all their help.
Good to see all my friends I haven't seen for a while.
Thanks, more thank happy to do it and wish I could have been there. It's verry difficult fo me to get away on Saturdays this time of year plus I had to get all my ducks in a row so the family could go to Tennessee to visit Kathy's parents for a couple days. Dang the mountains in east TN are fine this time of year.
Photos from Christen Holley Walker on GSPier Rats FB page:
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Love my east Tennessee mtnsQuote:
Originally Posted by john g
I hate I missed it.
Beautiful year round but there isn't a prettier place to be in the fall when the leaves are turning. I even love the scenery on the drive from Nashville to Knoxville on I40.Quote:
Originally Posted by stik
The people and the fishing are what makes lower Alabama one of 2 places I have been that I would consider leaving east Tennessee. Outer Banks being the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by chillinfish
My wife once told me when we lived in Auburn that she only wanted to live where the trees change color. I told her brown is a color too.
Today I'd offer to buy her a paintball gun.