Oct. 21: Scion BBQ and Haunted Corn Maze (Updated w/ Pics)
10-02-2007, 06:29 AM
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Oct. 21: Scion BBQ and Haunted Corn Maze (Updated w/ Pics)
10-03-2007, 01:49 AM
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Link to the Corn Maze:
http://www.cornfieldmaze.com/sites.p...rname=oreugene
farm animals better watch out, Todd's on the loose!
http://www.cornfieldmaze.com/sites.p...rname=oreugene
farm animals better watch out, Todd's on the loose!
10-03-2007, 12:54 PM
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The place is really fun, so bring the kids.. The goats have raised and ground level feeding areas', cost a quarter per handful of food, so pack a few quarters if you enjoy that type of activity.
They have a nice concrete, covered eatting area (gravel parking lot). It's several miles off I5, but it's a no brainer getting there.
I5 to Beltline E.
Beltline E. to River Road
Take a right on River Road and travel outta town towards Junction city
On the long straight stretch out of town (way b4 junction) you'll see the place on your right.
The corn maze is a riot, definately pack some rubber boots and a jacket. You'll also want to pack a garbage bag to put your boots in afterwards (keep your car clean).
They have a nice concrete, covered eatting area (gravel parking lot). It's several miles off I5, but it's a no brainer getting there.
I5 to Beltline E.
Beltline E. to River Road
Take a right on River Road and travel outta town towards Junction city
On the long straight stretch out of town (way b4 junction) you'll see the place on your right.
The corn maze is a riot, definately pack some rubber boots and a jacket. You'll also want to pack a garbage bag to put your boots in afterwards (keep your car clean).
10-05-2007, 02:50 AM
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City folks?!?..... Just save your bread bags... I promise, I won't laugh 
Lots to do down this direction, Sheep chasing, cow tipping (generally done at night, for safety reasons)... kidding...
I could check the paintball place to see if they are open that day around noon for play.
Indoor golf
indoor rock climbing
Lots to do down this direction, Sheep chasing, cow tipping (generally done at night, for safety reasons)... kidding...
I could check the paintball place to see if they are open that day around noon for play.
Indoor golf
indoor rock climbing
10-05-2007, 03:43 AM
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you know cow tipping is fun till one falls on your drunk butt.........which was then followed limping through the cow pies all the way to the fence........at which point i do not recomend peeing on the fence......... 
I love the country.........nothing like it........thank God for hospitals to stitch up the bites from the dog and barb wire.......
and of course there was the No way lady........we called her that as everytime we were out picking shrooms in her field.........she would come out to the top of the hill and fire off a round and yell No Way.........you boys get out of my field..........
I love the country.........nothing like it........thank God for hospitals to stitch up the bites from the dog and barb wire.......
and of course there was the No way lady........we called her that as everytime we were out picking shrooms in her field.........she would come out to the top of the hill and fire off a round and yell No Way.........you boys get out of my field..........
10-14-2007, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by BZinn1
you know cow tipping is fun till one falls on your drunk butt.........which was then followed limping through the cow pies all the way to the fence........at which point i do not recomend peeing on the fence.........
I love the country.........nothing like it........thank God for hospitals to stitch up the bites from the dog and barb wire.......
and of course there was the No way lady........we called her that as everytime we were out picking shrooms in her field.........she would come out to the top of the hill and fire off a round and yell No Way.........you boys get out of my field..........
I love the country.........nothing like it........thank God for hospitals to stitch up the bites from the dog and barb wire.......
and of course there was the No way lady........we called her that as everytime we were out picking shrooms in her field.........she would come out to the top of the hill and fire off a round and yell No Way.........you boys get out of my field..........
10-17-2007, 06:01 PM
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This sounds like it will be great fun.
There will be pre-picked pumpkins to carve, or passes to go pick your own. Hay rides were also mentioned, as well as the Haunted Corn Maze. Food will be BBQ brisket and chicken...
Tell all your friends...sounds like a blast!!!
There will be pre-picked pumpkins to carve, or passes to go pick your own. Hay rides were also mentioned, as well as the Haunted Corn Maze. Food will be BBQ brisket and chicken...
Tell all your friends...sounds like a blast!!!
10-17-2007, 06:24 PM
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I'm going to play this by ear, not registered, not sure whats going on right now, things are getting a little hectic around here, Sharena may be coming to live with us and I need to get the back bedroom cleaned out and resheetrocked and son moved into it so that I can free up the other room for her. Between that and work, not sure if i will have the time to make the drive down, as much as i want to.
10-17-2007, 08:08 PM
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WOW...good luck with all that Robbie! If you can make it down, it would be great. Sharena would love it...she is the perfect age for the "haunted" thing!
I don't think it is a big deal about registration. If 500 people show up, we may have a problem, but otherwise it should be good. If Sunday dawns, and you have some time, head on down!
I don't think it is a big deal about registration. If 500 people show up, we may have a problem, but otherwise it should be good. If Sunday dawns, and you have some time, head on down!
Idunno.