TheBanyanTree: Flamingos

[paul]

I have a set stashed in the pump house.  I didn't make it to Oregon.

Last time I went that far west was to Theta's.

Met Cecil.  Got a cool ride in a little plane.  Good times.


We can plan a fling here.  I have two rooms with queen size beds.  And 
the goose neck travel trailer (not the trailer that was here last 
time!) has a queen above, a sofa bed, and the dinette drops down to a 
wide twin.  Plus we can jack around and get the motorhome running 
enough to get it near enough to the house for electricity.  That has 
two twins and a dinette that makes a bed.  No sofa, we tossed it into 
the trash.  Plenty of room for a couple of sleeping bags...  And all 
with A/C.

Maybe room for 13 folks plus a couple of sleeping bags in the living room.

Just an idea.



paul


Dale M. Parish said the following on 12/25/2016 7:10 PM:
> Does anyone remember what happened to the pink flamingos that migrated from
> the 2001 Tree Fling in Burnett on 23-24 JUN?  They went home with me, and
> Dee offered to host the next gathering, and we traced their migration
> through UPS's package tracking site back to Oregon.  I wasn't able to make
> that one, and lost contact with those birds. 
>  
> Anyway, just wondering about Tree Flings and the like.  It was 19 years ago
> this week that I made the Winter Pilgrimage to Galveston in the Tangerine
> Dream.  Gonna have to go back there before the new semester starts.
> 
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> Dale
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> Dale M. Parish
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> 628 Parish RD
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> Orange TX 77632-0264
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