Sounds good. I'm planning to participate, either with Anne and our dog
Mickey or just with Mickey if it turns out that Anne can't make it. Either
way, I/we will not need lodging.
I recently found a small slide-in camper that fits my Tacoma pickup. It's
well used, and quite old (manufactured in 1986), but is in good condition.
I'm currently in the midst of a fix up-clean up project. The camper will do
me/us just fine.
My check for $50 will be in tomorrow's mail.
Looking forward to the adventure, and of course to seeing you and some
NANFA friends once again.
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: <Prizma-in-aol.com>
To: <nanfa-l-in-nanfa.org>
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 12:51 PM
Subject: NANFA-L-- Seinerama 2
> Seinerama 2
> The Pot Point House, located on the Tennessee River near Chattanooga, is
> owned by the Tennessee River Gorge Trust. They have it available for a 3
> Day
> Weekend; Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights on July 6, 7 & 8. It's a
> clean,
> modernized, log house in a beautiful, rustic setting and hosts a scenic
> overview of the river. The field activities will be similiar to the first
> Seinerama
> i hosted back in April of 2002 with an extra day and 2 nights thrown in.
> The
> Fall 2002 issue of American Currents featured a report of it written by
> Steve
> Ellis and myself, or here it is online with color pics...
>
> _http://www.nanfa.org/NANFAregions/tn/potpoint/potpoint.htm_
> (http://www.nanfa.org/NANFAregions/tn/potpoint/potpoint.htm)
>
> Thursday will be our arrival day / afternoon and settling in to the house.
> Friday, our first full day, will be spent exploring the Tennessee River
> shoals,
> the Sequatchie River below Ketner's Mill and several sites along the
> Little
> Sequatchie River including some spring runs and a cave.
> Options for Saturday and Sunday could be the urban streams of Chattanooga
> or
> snorkeling and sampling the Conasauga and / or the Hiwassee River which
> is
> about an hour away.
> Potential rainy days can be spent-in-the house relaxing or a trip to the
> Tennessee Aquarium, but rain should not be much of a concern in July. In
> fact it
> will make seining easier and snorkeling much more comfortable.
> We will try to stop-in-the Keener's Sequatchie Valley Farm again for free
> range chicken double yolked eggs and Shitake mushrooms for our Saturday
> morning
> breakfast.
> Cost for the 3 days and nights will be 100 bucks. This will cover the Pot
> House rental and i will stock plenty of provisions, drinks and road
> snacks.
> Any monies left over after expenses will be provided to NANFA. I could
> probably
> get Connie to cook another evening meal for us IF we promise to be on
> time... this time... as opposed to last time! I also might be able to talk
> the
> Tennesse Aquarium into some passes or better yet a behind the scenes
> evening tour.
> The Pot House has 2 big bunk rooms with single beds. Logistics will limit
> us
> to 10 people and need 5 to make it work financially. Let me know if your
> interested. This invite will also be published in the Spring American
> Currents
> so better get your name in the hat before it hits the newsstands! To sign
> up
> send $50 to Casper Cox, 1200 Dodds Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37404.
> 423-624-0721
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