Rocheport
- + I suspect this town's anticipated greatness is because the author of the KATY book lives here.
They do not allow camping. There is not much to see other than architecture.
Discussion started 10/06/2005 07:50 AM by Bentcruiser - 8 replies (last reply by RBRLIP at 10/24/2005 02:14 PM)Bentcruiser from Oklahoma on 10/06/2005 07:50 AM
I suspect this town's anticipated greatness is because the author of the KATY book lives here.
They do not allow camping. There is not much to see other than architecture.
Trek Biker from St. Joseph, MO on 10/06/2005 08:38 AM
Whaaaaawwwt???
And I imagine Oklahoma's anticipated greatness is because YOU live there. Not much to see there but red dirt. Roflmao big time!!
You must have rode through with your eyes closed Bent!
T on 10/07/2005 12:58 AM
Hey Okie, if your state is so great then why doesn't Texas fall into the Gulf? Because Oklahoma...
Ben from Imperial, MO on 10/11/2005 08:35 AM
What is the purpose of fighting about whose state is better? We all live in the USA and each state has its good things.
Bentcruiser from Oklahoma on 10/14/2005 03:44 PM
Missouri people:
I am not talking about your state as a whole. I also said nothing about Oklahoma's
"greatness" as someone wrote.
The town was nice with the architecture, there just wasn't much there.
Sorry to step on these obviously tender feelings about Missouri.
bentcruiser from oklahoma on 10/20/2005 09:32 AM
I am feeling pretty bad about what I posted about Rocheport. I feel I need to clarify.
Rocheport and the surrounding area were the most beautiful section of the trail, imho. My
original statement was referring to acitvities and such, not the town or area.
Some poster responded asking what made Oklahoma special. I imagine it would be the
same with Missouri: different parts are nice, others are not.
I like Missouri and particularly the KATY area.
Sorry if it hurt anyone's feelings.
Guest from Missouri on 10/20/2005 09:29 PM
Pronunciation of Rocheport? Ro-sh-port...Ro-k-port...Rock-port?
gc from Columbia, Mo on 10/21/2005 07:22 AM
It's Ro-sh-port
RBRLIP from Washington, MO on 10/24/2005 02:14 PM
Hi Brent,, No offence taken here. My name is Rob Meier, I'm co-founder for Mattnmeier's Recreational Services, LLC. Our new company (beginning Spring 2006) hopes to improve service on the Katy Trail by developing 5-10 properties along its 225 mile length. Each property will have cabins, camping sites, and a variety of other services I'm sure you'll love... Check out our web site at www.mattnmeiers.com for more information.
By the way, I have friends in the Claremore area....
Chowda House & Italian Eatery (St Charles)
- + Sadly, the Chowda House closed its doors earlier this summer as one of the first casualties of the stunted tourist industry this year. Record gas prices have been blamed for the failing tourist busine...
Discussion started 10/06/2005 01:00 AM by Tammy - 2 replies (last reply by Rhona Lococo-- Lococo House Bed &Breakfast at 10/24/2005 12:17 AM)Tammy from Currently Saint Charles Missouri on 10/06/2005 01:00 AM
Sadly, the Chowda House closed its doors earlier this summer as one of the first casualties of the stunted tourist industry this year. Record gas prices have been blamed for the failing tourist businesses on Main Street. The Bella Garden Cafe is open and appreciates the support of the Cycling Community, welcoming bikers to the outdoor cafe just off the Katy Trail at 524 S Main across from the former Chowda House site.
Tammy from Currently Saint Charles Missouri on 10/06/2005 01:00 AM
Sadly, the Chowda House closed its doors earlier this summer as one of the first casualties of the stunted tourist industry this year. Record gas prices have been blamed for the failing tourist businesses on Main Street. The Bella Garden Cafe is open and appreciates the support of the Cycling Community, welcoming bikers to the outdoor cafe just off the Katy Trail at 524 S Main across from the former Chowda House site.
Ray (webmaster) on 10/06/2005 02:14 PM
Thanks Tammy. I have removed Chowda House from the website, and
added Bella Garden Cafe to the St Charles listings, based on the information in your other note.
Ray (webmaster) on 10/06/2005 02:14 PM
Thanks Tammy. I have removed Chowda House from the website, and
added Bella Garden Cafe to the St Charles listings, based on the information in your other note.
Rhona Lococo-- Lococo House Bed &Breakfast from St. Charles on 10/24/2005 12:17 AM
Sad to see yet another business close on Main St.in St. Charles ---- instead of blamimg the gas prices , and the lost of the tourist trade----- why not be more receptive to local business ---- and stay open later than 5:00pm
Rhona Lococo-- Lococo House Bed &Breakfast from St. Charles on 10/24/2005 12:17 AM
Sad to see yet another business close on Main St.in St. Charles ---- instead of blamimg the gas prices , and the lost of the tourist trade----- why not be more receptive to local business ---- and stay open later than 5:00pm
Katy Bike Rental (Defiance)
- + We stopped in here on Fri. Sept.23. The owner made sure we filled our water bottles before leaving. Doing some upgrades with a deck and new restrooms. If you need something he probably has it, incl...
Discussion started 09/30/2005 08:45 AM by Vickie - 1 reply (last reply by Rhona Lococo-- Lococo House Bed &Breakfast at 10/23/2005 11:54 PM)Vickie from Kansas City Mo on 09/30/2005 08:45 AM
We stopped in here on Fri. Sept.23. The owner made sure we filled our water bottles before leaving. Doing some upgrades with a deck and new restrooms. If you need something he probably has it, including snacks, drinks, ice cream. Very helpful place and nice to talk with. Can't miss it, a bridge leads right to the back door directly from the trail...Don't pass this one.
Vickie from Kansas City Mo on 09/30/2005 08:45 AM
We stopped in here on Fri. Sept.23. The owner made sure we filled our water bottles before leaving. Doing some upgrades with a deck and new restrooms. If you need something he probably has it, including snacks, drinks, ice cream. Very helpful place and nice to talk with. Can't miss it, a bridge leads right to the back door directly from the trail...Don't pass this one.
Rhona Lococo-- Lococo House Bed &Breakfast from St. Charles on 10/23/2005 11:54 PM
Had guests at our B&B on Saturday the 22nd of October, and they had nothing but good things to say about Katy Bike Rental, the service and attention was great, they were not experienced riders so all the help was appreciated ----- just wanted to pass the info along ----- Rhona Lococo --- Lococo House ll,Bed & Breakfast --- just three blocks from the Katy Trail
Rhona Lococo-- Lococo House Bed &Breakfast from St. Charles on 10/23/2005 11:54 PM
Had guests at our B&B on Saturday the 22nd of October, and they had nothing but good things to say about Katy Bike Rental, the service and attention was great, they were not experienced riders so all the help was appreciated ----- just wanted to pass the info along ----- Rhona Lococo --- Lococo House ll,Bed & Breakfast --- just three blocks from the Katy Trail
Pilot Grove B&B & Flower Shop (formerly JD's) (Pilot Grove)
- + We enjoyed this B&B very much. Hospitable owner, shelter for the bike, comfortable rooms, clean bathrooms, continental breakfast. We had no trouble booking a room at the last minute.
Discussion started 10/23/2005 04:19 PM by Rear Admiral - 0 repliesRear Admiral from Wisconsin on 10/23/2005 04:19 PM
We enjoyed this B&B very much. Hospitable owner, shelter for the bike, comfortable rooms, clean bathrooms, continental breakfast. We had no trouble booking a room at the last minute.
Rear Admiral from Wisconsin on 10/23/2005 04:19 PM
We enjoyed this B&B very much. Hospitable owner, shelter for the bike, comfortable rooms, clean bathrooms, continental breakfast. We had no trouble booking a room at the last minute.
Peers Store (Peers)
- + Do you have a vendor in your store that sells home grown pecans? If so are they available? Thanks for your time. Mary. Have a great day!!!
Discussion started 10/10/2005 07:03 PM by mary hamann - 2 replies (last reply by Barb at 10/22/2005 06:17 PM)mary hamann from washington on 10/10/2005 07:03 PM
Do you have a vendor in your store that sells home grown pecans? If so are they available? Thanks for your time. Mary. Have a great day!!!
mary hamann from washington on 10/10/2005 07:03 PM
Do you have a vendor in your store that sells home grown pecans? If so are they available? Thanks for your time. Mary. Have a great day!!!
Jane from Peers on 10/10/2005 07:58 PM
No we do not have any home grown pecans sold anywhere Pecans are priceless in this area
Jane from Peers on 10/10/2005 07:58 PM
No we do not have any home grown pecans sold anywhere Pecans are priceless in this area
Barb from Peers, MO on 10/22/2005 06:17 PM
Yes Peers Store will have a limited supply of pecans available soon.
Barb from Peers, MO on 10/22/2005 06:17 PM
Yes Peers Store will have a limited supply of pecans available soon.
Bluffton
- + Camped at the Randlemann House last Sunday. Found out that we could buy breakfast from them. It was great because there is no food options close.
Discussion started 08/25/2005 08:43 AM by Bill - 1 reply (last reply by Dearslayer at 10/20/2005 08:03 PM)Bill from Lenexa, KS on 08/25/2005 08:43 AM
Camped at the Randlemann House last Sunday. Found out that we could buy breakfast from them. It was great because there is no food options close.
Dearslayer from Rhineland on 10/20/2005 08:03 PM
It's Rendleman Home and they do serve meals but you need to call ahead so they can prepare.
Have the leaves changed yet?
- + I was wondering what the best time would be to see the leaves in October ...when are they supposed to peak, does anybody know? Linda
Discussion started 10/10/2005 07:31 PM by LaRosty@aol.com - 4 replies (last reply by Dearslayer at 10/20/2005 07:46 PM)LaRosty@aol.com from KC on 10/10/2005 07:31 PM
I was wondering what the best time would be to see the leaves in October ...when are they supposed to peak, does anybody know? Linda
Ray (webmaster) on 10/12/2005 06:22 AM
They usually peak around the second to third week of October, but seem to be running a little late this year.
This section of the home page has a couple of links that you may find helpful.
Doug from Saint Charles on 10/13/2005 07:40 AM
Oddly enough the leaves are still very green with just a touch of faint color. I guees you could say that we should be enjoying the clors but probally need another blast of colder air and rain to get what we want.
Murf from Jefferson City on 10/17/2005 10:08 PM
Went Sunday between JC and Hartsburg. Leaves starting to change. Next weekend should be great.
Dearslayer from Rhineland on 10/20/2005 07:46 PM
Roght now! Get out there in the morning. This week is the best.
Katfish Katy's Campground
- + Hi. I'm a journalism student, and I'm writing a piece about Katfish Katy's Campground in
Huntsdale. I wonder if anyone who has stopped there (for an hour or a week, it doesn't
matter) would sh...
Discussion started 10/17/2005 06:21 PM by Amanda - 2 replies (last reply by karen at 10/20/2005 02:05 PM)Amanda from Columbia, MO on 10/17/2005 06:21 PM
Hi. I'm a journalism student, and I'm writing a piece about Katfish Katy's Campground in
Huntsdale. I wonder if anyone who has stopped there (for an hour or a week, it doesn't
matter) would share your impressions for my story? It would help if I had some campers,
bicyclists or passers-by to talk to. Please e-mail me at alb4x@yahoo.com. Thanks,
Amanda
Ann from Wichita, KS on 10/17/2005 09:00 PM
We were at Katfish Katy's this weekend. It was a nice little convenience store and it looked like there was some camping available closer to the river. I thought that there would be catfish, but no food served.
karen from Lenexa,Ks on 10/20/2005 02:05 PM
I was camped there on Oct 18th. I arrived just before sunset, the only other people there were two women on bikes. We had a lovely camping area along the river, nice flat areas for tents, picnic tables, and shade trees for summer.The view of the river was great. The bathrooms were clean, and the showers hot. And the company was good, we exchanged many stories. I learned some new things.
Jug Town Food & Feed (Calhoun)
- + thw whole town is a nice little quite town. Whistle stop has some VERY GOOD food, and we have a brand new gas station: BULLSEYE!!! Come by and see us some time...Theres always nice folks in Calhoun, M...
Discussion started 10/19/2005 12:54 PM by scott taylor - 0 repliesscott taylor from calhoun, mo on 10/19/2005 12:54 PM
thw whole town is a nice little quite town. Whistle stop has some VERY GOOD food, and we have a brand new gas station: BULLSEYE!!! Come by and see us some time...Theres always nice folks in Calhoun, MO!!!!
scott taylor from calhoun, mo on 10/19/2005 12:54 PM
thw whole town is a nice little quite town. Whistle stop has some VERY GOOD food, and we have a brand new gas station: BULLSEYE!!! Come by and see us some time...Theres always nice folks in Calhoun, MO!!!!
Easley
- + Good Thai food between Rocheport and Hartsburg. What fun! Great scenery and friendly people.
Discussion started 10/17/2005 09:16 PM by Ann - 0 repliesAnn from Wichita, KS on 10/17/2005 09:16 PM
Good Thai food between Rocheport and Hartsburg. What fun! Great scenery and friendly people.
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Klondike Park (Augusta)
- + I cannot get over this place. It was sooooo beautiful. It is a former rock quarry. The campsites
were the best. The bathroom facility building had an additional room that was a complete
kitche...
Discussion started 10/17/2005 09:33 AM by Bentcruiser - 0 repliesBentcruiser from Oklahoma on 10/17/2005 09:33 AM
I cannot get over this place. It was sooooo beautiful. It is a former rock quarry. The campsites
were the best. The bathroom facility building had an additional room that was a complete
kitchen that campers could use.
Rangers were extremely nice too.
Bentcruiser from Oklahoma on 10/17/2005 09:33 AM
I cannot get over this place. It was sooooo beautiful. It is a former rock quarry. The campsites
were the best. The bathroom facility building had an additional room that was a complete
kitchen that campers could use.
Rangers were extremely nice too.
Peers Store
- + It doesnt get much better than the Peers store. They were very friendly and oh so
accomodating. Definitely worth the stop.
Discussion started 10/17/2005 09:29 AM by Bentcruiser - 0 repliesBentcruiser from Oklahoma on 10/17/2005 09:29 AM
It doesnt get much better than the Peers store. They were very friendly and oh so
accomodating. Definitely worth the stop.
Touring Cyclist (St Charles)
- + The lady in this shop was so nice. She hooked us up with a shuttle to the Kirkwood Amtrak station. Let us hang out in the AC while waiting.
Discussion started 09/27/2005 10:38 AM by Vickie - 1 reply (last reply by Bentcruiser at 10/17/2005 09:27 AM)Vickie from Kansas City Mo on 09/27/2005 10:38 AM
The lady in this shop was so nice. She hooked us up with a shuttle to the Kirkwood Amtrak station. Let us hang out in the AC while waiting.
Vickie from Kansas City Mo on 09/27/2005 10:38 AM
The lady in this shop was so nice. She hooked us up with a shuttle to the Kirkwood Amtrak station. Let us hang out in the AC while waiting.
Bentcruiser from Oklahoma on 10/17/2005 09:27 AM
She is extremely nice. Nice shop too.
Bentcruiser from Oklahoma on 10/17/2005 09:27 AM
She is extremely nice. Nice shop too.
lodging on the trail
- + looking for a clothing optional hot tub or swiming pool,bed and breakfast prefered
Discussion started 10/16/2005 10:52 PM by newbe - 0 repliesnewbe from jeff city on 10/16/2005 10:52 PM
looking for a clothing optional hot tub or swiming pool,bed and breakfast prefered
Steamboat Junction Campground (Bluffton)
- + Our Scout Troop was buy there on 10/15/05 the place open and running.
We stayed there on our first trip down on the trail about 5 or 6 years ago and it was nice place.
Discussion started 10/16/2005 02:54 PM by Floyd - 1 reply (last reply by Floyd at 10/16/2005 02:57 PM)Floyd from Quincy, IL on 10/16/2005 02:54 PM
Our Scout Troop was buy there on 10/15/05 the place open and running.
We stayed there on our first trip down on the trail about 5 or 6 years ago and it was nice place.
Floyd from Quincy, IL on 10/16/2005 02:54 PM
Our Scout Troop was buy there on 10/15/05 the place open and running.
We stayed there on our first trip down on the trail about 5 or 6 years ago and it was nice place.
Floyd from Quincy, IL on 10/16/2005 02:57 PM
Phone number is the right one.
Floyd from Quincy, IL on 10/16/2005 02:57 PM
Phone number is the right one.
Road Bike
- + I'm leaving for a three day Katy Trail ride the week of October 17, 2005. I've got two bikes. A beater hybrid and a nice road bike. I'd rather take the road bike. Can I make the trip on 25mm tires...
Discussion started 10/15/2005 03:07 PM by safebouv - 1 reply (last reply by Ray (webmaster) at 10/16/2005 06:49 AM)safebouv from Clarksville, TN on 10/15/2005 03:07 PM
I'm leaving for a three day Katy Trail ride the week of October 17, 2005. I've got two bikes. A beater hybrid and a nice road bike. I'd rather take the road bike. Can I make the trip on 25mm tires? Any feedback is appreciated.
Ray (webmaster) on 10/16/2005 06:49 AM
Here are some past discussions that might help:
Tire types, road bikes, trailer types
- + One very common topic here is what type of tire to use on the trail, and whether road bikes are appropriate. September Brown recently posted some very useful advice on the "phred" mailing list, which ...
Discussion started 10/13/2005 09:53 AM by Ray (webmaster) - 1 reply (last reply by MLH at 10/15/2005 11:14 PM)Ray (webmaster) on 10/13/2005 09:53 AM
One very common topic here is what type of tire to use on the trail, and whether road bikes are appropriate. September Brown recently posted some very useful advice on the "phred" mailing list, which I have copied to the BikeKatyTrail website. There's also an explanation of why single-wheeled trailers will work better than 2-wheel trailers:
Katy Trail Bike Type, Tire, and Trailer Discussion
MLH from Overland Park KS on 10/15/2005 11:14 PM
Here are some links to tires that work well on the KATY in approximate order of desirable traits, especially tread patterns:
http://www.conti-online.com/generator/www/de/en/continental/bicycle/themes/tires/city/travelcontact/travelcontact_en.html
http://tires.hutchinson.fr/uk/velo/accueil.htm
http://www.schwalbetires.com/on_tour_touring.php?Nickname=MARATHON&Image=TireImages/marathon.jpg
http://www.schwalbetires.com/on_tour_expedition.php?Nickname=MARATHON%20XR&Image=TireImages/marathon_xr.gif
http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCEqSection.jsp?sid=EquipTiresCX
http://www.maxxis.com/products/bicycle/product_detail.aspx?id=225
http://www.panaracer.com/eng/products/index_ur.html
http://www.kendausa.com/bicycle/comfort.html
Happy trails!
Never been to katy trail
- + I am a beginning cyclist and live in Arnold MO and would like to know The closest way to get to Katy Trail from St. Louis. Its a little late in the year dont know if Ill make it till next summer, also...
Discussion started 10/14/2005 04:56 PM by BigJon - 2 replies (last reply by frank at 10/14/2005 10:47 PM)BigJon from Arnold MO on 10/14/2005 04:56 PM
I am a beginning cyclist and live in Arnold MO and would like to know The closest way to get to Katy Trail from St. Louis. Its a little late in the year dont know if Ill make it till next summer, also im interested in doing maybe a 30 mile ride or a 50 what are the distance markers like. I would appreciate any advice.
Ray (webmaster) on 10/14/2005 09:40 PM
Here's a web page with
parking suggestions and how to get to the trail from the St Louis area.
Mile marker signs appear every mile, just like on a highway. Check out this page for
mileage between towns - there's also a column that tells you what mile marker each town is located it.
Too late in the year? October is a great time! Temperatures are nice, and the trees are finally starting to turn colors. It's the best time to be out on the trail.
You'll love the Katy Trail - come on out and have some fun.
frank from festus, mo on 10/14/2005 10:47 PM
big jon, me and my wifey ride the trail occasionally. we either go to the historic district of st. charles which is off the fifth st exit of I-70 just across the blanchette bridge and ride west bound from there, or we take high 40 up to highway 94, go south on 94, and go to defiance and ride from there. i personally think it is prettier from defiance west then from st. charles west. these would be the 2 closests i think. this would be a fantastic time of yr to ride. cooler weather, and the colors have to fantastic. happy ridin, frank
Weldon Springs Trailhead
- + Thanks go out to MODOT for smoothing out the gravel road from Hwy 94 down to the trailhead. Now cars can go up on the correct side of the road.
Discussion started 10/13/2005 07:33 AM by George - 0 repliesGeorge from OFallon, MO on 10/13/2005 07:33 AM
Thanks go out to MODOT for smoothing out the gravel road from Hwy 94 down to the trailhead. Now cars can go up on the correct side of the road.
Peers Store (Peers)
- + My husband and I stayed here over the summer and I was very impressed. The room was very cozy(homelike). The Breakfast was the best yet but better than all was the place. The store has pretty much any...
Discussion started 10/10/2005 08:06 PM by Heather and Jim - 1 reply (last reply by Jerry and Janet at 10/12/2005 06:42 PM)Heather and Jim from St. Louis on 10/10/2005 08:06 PM
My husband and I stayed here over the summer and I was very impressed. The room was very cozy(homelike). The Breakfast was the best yet but better than all was the place. The store has pretty much anything you could need from Deli sandwichs, ice cream,lunch specials, soda and pizza. Theres something for everyone and after a long trail ride it's so nice to come into the store and get something cold to drink and some food and not have to go to a bar. Her (Barb's) prices are very reasonable food and room and she is a very knowledgable women. She can carry on a conversation very well. She told my husband and I how the store has been around since 1800's and has been through many many floods and i think that is a reason it is so special. If your ever in the area and need a place to stay i reccommend Peers Store for the caring people, reasonablr prices and you won't leave without learning something new.
Heather and Jim from St. Louis on 10/10/2005 08:06 PM
My husband and I stayed here over the summer and I was very impressed. The room was very cozy(homelike). The Breakfast was the best yet but better than all was the place. The store has pretty much anything you could need from Deli sandwichs, ice cream,lunch specials, soda and pizza. Theres something for everyone and after a long trail ride it's so nice to come into the store and get something cold to drink and some food and not have to go to a bar. Her (Barb's) prices are very reasonable food and room and she is a very knowledgable women. She can carry on a conversation very well. She told my husband and I how the store has been around since 1800's and has been through many many floods and i think that is a reason it is so special. If your ever in the area and need a place to stay i reccommend Peers Store for the caring people, reasonablr prices and you won't leave without learning something new.
Jerry and Janet from Maria Stein, Ohio on 10/12/2005 06:42 PM
Very glad to see your comment. We are to stay over on Oct. 18th. My phone conversation for the reservation, was very comfortable which led me to believe that even though age may be on the facilities, that yet it would be comfortable.
Jerry and Janet from Maria Stein, Ohio on 10/12/2005 06:42 PM
Very glad to see your comment. We are to stay over on Oct. 18th. My phone conversation for the reservation, was very comfortable which led me to believe that even though age may be on the facilities, that yet it would be comfortable.
Hartsburg Pumpkin Festival
- + We enjoyed cycling the trail between Coopers Landing at Easley and Hartsburg on Friday
when some booths were just being set up for the Pumpkin Festival. We returned by car
the next day becaus...
Discussion started 10/09/2005 05:30 PM by Sue & Lee - 3 replies (last reply by hooked on biking at 10/11/2005 02:32 PM)Sue & Lee from Iowa City area on 10/09/2005 05:30 PM
We enjoyed cycling the trail between Coopers Landing at Easley and Hartsburg on Friday
when some booths were just being set up for the Pumpkin Festival. We returned by car
the next day because after 2 days on the trail we were leaving the area. Reminds me of
Branson, MO when it was basically a one-street town - the traffic congestion is almost
impossible during the event. Glad we got there early. We enjoyed the festival on
Saturday, made a few purchases, ate some good food. One very bad experience
however.... We always think to be careful of our possessions in the big city and forget to
do so in small towns. Bad thinking! Our small digital camera & case was stolen from its
attachment on Lee's belt under his jacket - so we lost our camera and all of our photos of
our trail ride during the previous two days. No photos of the pumpkin festival to share
either.
Sue & Lee from Iowa City area on 10/10/2005 07:06 PM
I take it back! We thought our camera had been stolen, but we learned today that it
instead got caught on the hayrack on which we rode from the parking area. A Hartsburg
area resident found it stuck to the hayrack, reported it and will send it to us. Not only did
we have a good time at the Pumpkin Festival, but we know the residents are honest. I
would, however, recommend riding there by bicycle and make arrangements to pick up
your pumpkins by car on another day.
Trek Biker from St. Joseph, MO on 10/10/2005 07:52 PM
You can't ride an juggle pumkins? Come on now!
It is nice to know there are honest people around. It did seem a bit far fetched to think that instead of loosing the camera.... it was stolen from its attachment while hooked on a belt under a jacket. Again.....come on now!
hooked on biking from Belton on 10/11/2005 02:32 PM
We went to the pumpkin festival hoping to enjoy some good pumpkin pie, bread, fudge etc & were disappointed that we couldn't find any! What kind of a pumpikn festival doesn't have pumpkin pie???!!!!!!!