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Topic:	Something to do in Pigeon Forge - Check it out.

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T O P I C R E V I E W
mcrealty Thinking about trying this out will in town.
Indoor Sky Diving - What a rush.
LndRckt You guys gotta check out the Nascar Speedpark! One of the best go-kart tracks I have ever been to....they have a quarter mile track , Smokey Mtn. Speedway, where the cars get to about 40mph ..it is a blast!
more info at: Nascar Speedpark
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Stoney
2000 Flaming Black Kat
Stuart, FL

garaged There are tons of endless fun in Pegeon Forge. Anything you can imagine.
If you indoor skydive, lie about your weight. ADD some pounds. Your jumpsuit needs to be big enough on you to hold air inside to let you float.
Just fair warning from someone who lied the wrong way!!! And buy a package. You'll want to do it again. Carol
cnote6 I don't think it can hold me??????
cnote6 OK, you first!!
Top Kat Any of you guys who are making your first trip to Pigeon Forge are really in for a treat. There is plenty to do and see. In addition, on the week-ends it is the Cruizing capitol of the world. A seven mile stretch, eight lanes wide divided by a grassy medion. There is usually some type of car show almost every week-end during the summer. The "Shades of the Past" car club has there annual Rod Run the first week-end in September, and "The Grand Run"( an open run) is the second week-end in September. If this is your first trip to the Smokies--- it certainly will not be your last. I grew up during the muscle car era in this area and I sure do miss it. I am looking forward to this trip as much as you guys who are 1st timers. IT'S GOING TO BE A BLAST.
Jim
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"01" Blue: All bumpers removed. Rear roll pan with frenched license plate and back-up lights. Ghost flames. Hard Top. Chrome grill.
ed monahan deleted, bad info on my part.
This message has been edited by ed monahan on 08-08-2003 at 12:51 AM
SuperKat I've done this and it is really a rush. I'm told that these vertical wind tunnels are being used to train sky divers in the military.
Let's sign up!

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T O P I C R E V I E W
mcrealty	Thinking about trying this out will in town. Indoor Sky Diving - What a rush.
LndRckt	You guys gotta check out the Nascar Speedpark! One of the best go-kart tracks I have ever been to....they have a quarter mile track , Smokey Mtn. Speedway, where the cars get to about 40mph ..it is a blast! more info at: Nascar Speedpark ------------------ Stoney 2000 Flaming Black Kat Stuart, FL
garaged	There are tons of endless fun in Pegeon Forge. Anything you can imagine. If you indoor skydive, lie about your weight. ADD some pounds. Your jumpsuit needs to be big enough on you to hold air inside to let you float. Just fair warning from someone who lied the wrong way!!! And buy a package. You'll want to do it again. Carol
cnote6	I don't think it can hold me??????
cnote6	OK, you first!!
Top Kat	Any of you guys who are making your first trip to Pigeon Forge are really in for a treat. There is plenty to do and see. In addition, on the week-ends it is the Cruizing capitol of the world. A seven mile stretch, eight lanes wide divided by a grassy medion. There is usually some type of car show almost every week-end during the summer. The "Shades of the Past" car club has there annual Rod Run the first week-end in September, and "The Grand Run"( an open run) is the second week-end in September. If this is your first trip to the Smokies--- it certainly will not be your last. I grew up during the muscle car era in this area and I sure do miss it. I am looking forward to this trip as much as you guys who are 1st timers. IT'S GOING TO BE A BLAST. Jim ------------------ "01" Blue: All bumpers removed. Rear roll pan with frenched license plate and back-up lights. Ghost flames. Hard Top. Chrome grill.
ed monahan	deleted, bad info on my part. This message has been edited by ed monahan on 08-08-2003 at 12:51 AM
SuperKat	I've done this and it is really a rush. I'm told that these vertical wind tunnels are being used to train sky divers in the military. Let's sign up!