August 10th open practice...

[44PRIDE]

Did they have king crab legs?

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I know they had a boatload of crablegs, as I was cracking them for my wife and kids most of the evening. (I'm not much for shellfish) But whether they were kingcrab or snowcrab...I'm not sure. All I know is I smelled like a longshoreman when i left the place.

 

[billsin01]

Maybe SU can start the practice 1/2 hour before the announced start time so I can miss most of the practice...

I'd make sure you're there at least a half-hour early. You don't want to miss the radically redesigned offense. (laughed out lout, literally, at your post, btw).

 

[orangeintheacc]

Back to the original post...I'm not sure about anyone else, but having only two open practices/games in the spring and only one in the summer/fall it's starting to feel like caddie day at Bushwood. They feel like they have to let us in, but restrictions apply.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

Maybe SU can start the practice 1/2 hour before the announced start time so I can miss most of the practice...

Look man, you need to understand as a fan that if you're not early you're late.

^^^SARCASTIC^^^

 

[rrlbees]

I know they had a boatload of crablegs, as I was cracking them for my wife and kids most of the evening. (I'm not much for shellfish) But whether they were kingcrab or snowcrab...I'm not sure. All I know is I smelled like a longshoreman when i left the place.

Last question. Cost?

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[44PRIDE]

http://www.captaingeorges.com/SetYourCourse.aspx?loc=4
The above link is to their direct site. Adults $31, Kids 5-12 $15, Under 5 free.

Also, take an evening to watch the sunset from the Jockey's Ridge sand dunes. Get there about an hour before sunset. Doesn't cost a thing and we got some great photos from there. They are in Nags Head...about 5+ miles south of Kitty Hawk.

(If we hijack this thread any more, we may get bounced from the site)

 

[retro44]

i love the avon area...sooooo much less traffic,fishing is better and the the islands biggest grocery store