Has anybody ever flown to Evansville, Indiana before?
DFW has direct flights from American Eagle# 3679 and
return flight # 3806.Cost $ 324. ( DFW to EVV )
The drive from Evansville to the convention is only about 40
minutes longer than the drive from the nearest airport.
The drive
Summery: It's a fine, but small modern airport.
Long winded:
I have flown in to EVV about 20 times. It's a smallish airport, and
if you cherish 737s and enough overhead storage to keep your
briefcase and laptop bag from under your feet, the flights can be a
little cramped.
Another way to
There does not seem to be a lot of travel books about Indiana, at least
not at Half-Price Books.
Here is a hiking book:
http://books.google.com/images/cleardot.gif
There is a nice preview of the book at:
http://books.google.com
Can you guess where in Indiana are these scenic places:
Tone,
It was great meeting you and thanks for helping survey my cave. It was a fun
weekend - I couldn't move for a week.But it was worth it being underground
again.
Good luck with your ventures in the Sonoran Desert. It is so beautiful.
There's Saguao National Monument on both
Published with permission from Raumer. Note I have one of the newest models
of the Raumer Stick-Up ordered
and will post some step by step pictures of the actual device in use. You
will notice that the upper biner on this new model has been replaced with a
piece of rope.
STICK-UP ARTIFICIAL
San Marcos raises nearly $5.1 million to buy Spring Lake site
251 acres will be preserved as parkland
By _Molly Bloom_ (mailto:mbl...@statesman.com)
AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF
Friday, June 15, 2007
SAN MARCOS — The City of San Marcos has raised almost all of the $5.1 million
it needs to buy
I was in Half Price Books yesterday, and they had a clearance
on the software for topo maps of various states.
The price was around 4 dollars per state.
The states wereFlorida, Mississipi, Colorado, Washington, Alabama,
and one or 2 others, and they had several copies of some of them.
Can
My wife works for Half Price in San Antonio. The CD's are from National Geo.
If you buy them read the box closely some are for Mac some for Windows. I've
found here most of them are for Mac
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