Question for those whom already made reservations at Fontana for 2006
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Originally Posted by djbohne
Looking forward to meeting all you guys and seeing what everybody's talking about! 
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Seeing all this talk about waiting lists finally inspired me to put my tired old dialing finger to work!
I just got off of the phone. I have a 2 bedroom Dogwwod (same as we had last year) for $67/night. They had some rooms at the Inn as well.
I just got off of the phone. I have a 2 bedroom Dogwwod (same as we had last year) for $67/night. They had some rooms at the Inn as well.
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From: Chicago
Thanks for all the help on and off the board everyone! It looks like I'll be sharing some space with (along with a few guys from Chicago) some folks from Denver. Big thanks to Jonathan for the offer!
See you all there.
See you all there.
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From: Birmingham, AL
Got a cabin, this is our first trip to the Dragon and we are looking forward to it . My husband has a dilema though, he is expecting to have a new superbike by then and wants to ride both
, of course at different times, has anybody pulled any trailers with their mini? Please don't slam me against the wall, but we were wondering why we couldn't or shouldn't pull the motor behind the mini, any suggestions?
. My husband has a dilema though, he is expecting to have a new superbike by then and wants to ride both , of course at different times, has anybody pulled any trailers with their mini? Please don't slam me against the wall, but we were wondering why we couldn't or shouldn't pull the motor behind the mini, any suggestions?
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From: Clinton Township, MI
Originally Posted by bzn by
Got a cabin, this is our first trip to the Dragon and we are looking forward to it . My husband has a dilema though, he is expecting to have a new superbike by then and wants to ride both , of course at different times, has anybody pulled any trailers with their mini? Please don't slam me against the wall, but we were wondering why we couldn't or shouldn't pull the motor behind the mini, any suggestions?
. My husband has a dilema though, he is expecting to have a new superbike by then and wants to ride both , of course at different times, has anybody pulled any trailers with their mini? Please don't slam me against the wall, but we were wondering why we couldn't or shouldn't pull the motor behind the mini, any suggestions?
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Check here:
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...=trailer+route
The author of this thread was very, very helpful and wrote a page or two reply to my PM. I think he wrapped the reply into a post farther down in the thread.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...=trailer+route
The author of this thread was very, very helpful and wrote a page or two reply to my PM. I think he wrapped the reply into a post farther down in the thread.
Originally Posted by bzn by
Got a cabin, this is our first trip to the Dragon and we are looking forward to it . My husband has a dilemma though, he is expecting to have a new superbike by then and wants to ride both , of course at different times, has anybody pulled any trailers with their mini? Please don't slam me against the wall, but we were wondering why we couldn't or shouldn't pull the motor behind the mini, any suggestions?
. My husband has a dilemma though, he is expecting to have a new superbike by then and wants to ride both , of course at different times, has anybody pulled any trailers with their mini? Please don't slam me against the wall, but we were wondering why we couldn't or shouldn't pull the motor behind the mini, any suggestions?
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From: new york
Originally Posted by TheWrks
I have seen a Cooper (non S ) pulling a HOG on a bike trailer, you just need to fine a MINI hitch
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From: Burning-Ham Alabama
Originally Posted by DaCrema
Got mine, a " Rustic Cabin " or rusted cabin????? Oh well I'm in
John
John
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From: Metro Washington D. C.
Originally Posted by YuccaPatrol
Don't worry, DaCrema. . . "Rustic" only means no air conditioning (unnecessary at this time of year) and lots of spiders (just kidding, only bringing up a silly topic from the past!)
The other room did have AC, TV and a phone but no kitchen. Hay I'm there on vacation and you say telephone! We don't need no Stickin Tell-E'-fon. On a more level headed note, I visited several cabins last year and liked the idea of a kitchen. As I am getting there early (the second) I wanted a place I could cook a little pasta. BBQ is good but not every night. The restaurant was good as well - but again not every night for a week.The fact that the other room cost more had nothing to do with my choice .... well .... errrr.... that's my story and I'm sticking with it.
I'm ready for a break. Look forward to seeing you and everyone again.
John
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From: Everett, WA
I just noticed on Fontanna's site, under Cabin's & Kitchenette's, only 1 cabin claims to have a 'full kitchen'. All the rest just list 'kitchen utensils'. What does that mean? No fridge, no cooking range?