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10th Annual Adirondack Winter Climbers Dinner Gathering
Saturday, March 24, 2007
At the Crowne Plaza (formerly called Holiday Inn, where the Spring 46er meeting is held) in Lake Placid,
Saturday, March 24, 2007, from 5-9 pm.
Social Hour (cash bar) from 5-6. Buffet Dinner served at 6 pm.
It's a full buffet with several entrees, veggies, potato, salad and dessert, coffee/tea/milk. Last year's was great and plentiful!
Adults $24.00. Children 3-12 are $15.00. Children under 3 are free.
Price includes tip for the servers. There's no tax.Saturday, March 24, 2007
At the Crowne Plaza (formerly called Holiday Inn, where the Spring 46er meeting is held) in Lake Placid,
Saturday, March 24, 2007, from 5-9 pm.
Social Hour (cash bar) from 5-6. Buffet Dinner served at 6 pm.
It's a full buffet with several entrees, veggies, potato, salad and dessert, coffee/tea/milk. Last year's was great and plentiful!
Adults $24.00. Children 3-12 are $15.00. Children under 3 are free.
The Crowne Plaza needs a final count two weeks in advance. Send checks made out to
“ADK 46r’s” to arrive by Saturday, March 10, 2007 to:
Peggy MacKellar
165 Elm Street
Lake Placid, NY 12946
Please include names of those who will be attending.
Last year's turnout was much larger than the previous year, and we were almost at capacity for the room we were in. To be sure of getting a reservation, try to get your check in well before 3/10.
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For the last nine years, there has been a dinner gathering of Adirondack winter hikers. It’s always on the first Saturday after the end of official 46er Winter (always 3/21). It's a gathering, not an official meeting, so there's no agenda, business, awards, voting, etc. The only semi-formal part of the evening is when people who have just finished their Winter 46 introduce themselves, and say something about their experience. Last year things got out of hand, and this didn't happen. We are going to be careful to make sure this years finishers have a chance to do this. Maybe last year's finishers too. It’s a way to get together for several warm (deservedly so!) hours of recollecting, storytelling, face stuffing, foible jabbing, plan making, and potential hiking partner meeting. You may even meet the people who go with the names you’ve seen in trail registers, or still remember from the summit canisters. It’s nice to be able to sit and talk at length with fellow hikers without getting cold, breathless, or way behind the rest of the group. You don’t need to have done all 46 in winter to attend, and family is also welcome, if you think it wise to let them meet us.
Wearing an old name tag or button from a previous 46er meeting or elsewhere would help the mingling process. We usually have some name stickers, so don't worry if you can't find an old one.
A postal money order may solve the payment problem for Canadians. To avoid having the 46er Club getting stuck paying for no-shows, please make payment when you make your reservation. Consider a reservation to be an obligation to pay. Let me [Mark Lowell [email protected] ] know if you're iffy, and I'll see what we can do. If you want to attend, we'd like you to. But we may be in a slightly smaller room this year, so space may be limited.
If you have any questions or problems, contact:
Mike McLean (315) 262-2564 [email protected]
or
me, [email protected]
or
Peggy MacKellar (518)523-1341 [email protected]
Children over 13 will be charged the adult rate. (Today, a child over 13 is a man or a woman. Mazel Tov!) Children under 3 are free but they must eat off their parent's plate. Sounds like a beautiful family-bonding opportunity!
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