Purely from an observation standpoint, that seems like a lot of bang for the buck. Correct me if I'm wrong, but that covers dockage, a few meals, ànd hospitality, much less the red carpet that gets rolled out to everyone "in" the event.

And entertainment by Doc T:nutkick

Confirmed!

Cool:smiley-with-glasses

Confirmed dickhead!!!:nutkick:ev1l danc

The only thing missing is a couple hookers and a firetruck....

Think Blue Oval can help ya w/ that!!!:nutkick:ev1l danc

I can handle the fire truck. Pete can pickup some hookers at the truck stop south of Grayling.

Ah:thinking-023:, so that's where he got busted!!:nutkick:rollsmile:laff:ev1l danc

My cousin's daughter had twins yesterday. A boy and a girl. Kristen is 28 now and a full time nurse. Twins and Kristen are all healthy! She had leukemia as a child and attended Camp Quality. I have posted about her before. I started giving rides in Antique cars to the kids at camp when it was at Park of the Pines before Boyne Thunder started. Just thought it is nice to here some of the positive stories that come from Camp Quality. Everything they do is great, just sometime the stories have sad endings. I posted picture from Challenge Mt. of the children enjoying Walloon Hills this past month also. Walloon Hills is by the Springbrook golf course. The hill was donated by Boyne Mt. for the children with special needs to use. Not sure if I have posted pics of the hill before.

I believe that falls under the "red carpet" umbrella statement. A couple hookers and a firetruck sounds like the beginning to a great story:thinking-023::laff

Thank you for posting, that is a great story, and for sure we can all benefit from hearing the positive ones!

:dunno

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Call today, another boater wanting to be a sponsor. Dealer from downstate,Lifted Wranglers. Great eye candy for the street show!