SOKS for May?

**LK-13** · 23rd April 07, 04:44 PM

Originally Posted by Wompet

That was one of the ones I was considering.
And I have a Hawaiian shirt to go along with it.

i have mine steaming in the shower as i type this lol.

**Hendry** · 23rd April 07, 04:50 PM

I'd be in for the tour as well, although I'm not sure what traffic will be like on a Friday.. I'll PM my cell # in case I'm running late.

Cheers
Dave

**ccga3359** · 23rd April 07, 05:23 PM

Directions from QEW:
Exit South on Trafalgar ~ 1.3 miles or 2 km.
Go past Lakeshore drive to Robinson turn right. ~ 3/10ths mile or .5 km.
Turn left on Navy Street and go to end of the street ~ 2/10ths mile or 340 m.
Go past the gate and park at the hill.
You've arrived at TOWARF.

Green line on map is the way to Queens Head.

**scoutniagara** · 23rd April 07, 06:53 PM

Next question: Upstairs or down? The entertainment downstairs, is loud, and not at all Scottish/Irish...eh? What did you say?

**McMurdo** · 23rd April 07, 06:56 PM

I say downstairs to meet, if it's too loud we can always go upstairs.

**ccga3359** · 23rd April 07, 06:57 PM

Originally Posted by scoutniagara

Next question: Upstairs or down? The entertainment downstairs, is loud, and not at all Scottish/Irish...eh? What did you say?

This is Queens Head, 2 blocks east on the same street. The pub we went to was O'Finn's Irish Temper.

**scoutniagara** · 23rd April 07, 07:44 PM

I met Uncle Ricky at Queen's Head. You're right, I did mix the two. Queen's Head is on one floor, with a small stage to the back right.

**Uncle Ricky** · 24th April 07, 02:28 PM

Originally Posted by scoutniagara

I met Uncle Ricky at Queen's Head. You're right, I did mix the two. Queen's Head is on one floor, with a small stage to the back right.

You might be thinking of the Moonshine Cafe. That's where you met me.

Cheers,
Rick

**ccga3359** · 24th April 07, 02:30 PM

Due to the distance that some must travel I shall start the tour at 7:30, I'll be there at 7 though. Don't rush, kilt nights are for kicking back (and not up, Improv1

).

**aelfric** · 24th April 07, 07:12 PM

to LK: if you use a spray bottle with an inch of fabric softener and fill with water, spray your kilt lightly and then vacuum. the fabric softener discharges the static electricity that makes pet hair stick to fabric.

lightly spraying scotch gard on your kilt will help to prevent the static build-up and will make the chore of removing pet hair a little easier.

to ccga3359: are we meeting at the wharf for 7pm or 7:30? It sounds interesting I'd like to join you for your tour.........