I am going over this seasons schedule and looking at travel possibilities. Am going to make a real effort to make it to Anchorage. Love the trip to Huntsville too and Wisco too.
Are many going to Clarkson? I would love to make that trip - Ann Arbor and Huntsville are as far east as I've been. Also would love to see a huge turnout of Tech fans - show those eastern teams how us western teams travel.
If you're going to Potsdam, hotel accommodations are limited. Eating is good, post game has varied options.
at my age, finding a hotel bed is my idea of postgame. If I really want to epic road trip, I would leave Houghton, drive to Madison, watch games, drive to Huntsville, watch games, drive up to Potsdam, watch games and then long haul it to Tucson. no way. it would have to be Huntsville to Tucson and a flight to Potsdam. is there an airport in Potsdam? or is it a fly and drive?
Postage stamp airport. Nearest major airport is Ottawa. You can fly to Ogdensburg or Massena, but neither airport has rental cars.
US major airports are Syracuse or Albany.
oh wow! good friends in Syracuse. and Ottawa! one of my favorite cities. this trip looks better and better. Clarkson or Anchorage??? What say you Tech fans??
We're both Tech. We haven't forgotten Lou Angotti.
Potsdam is an eastern Bemidji minus the lake and large statue.
Ha! I didn't realize you were Tech too.
With it being 95 and hot here in Michigan, taking it easy and speculating what Tech's lineup could look like.
F LW C RW
1 Broetzmann Lucchini Gould
2 Bliss Smith Jackson
3 Parrottino Steman Misiak
4 Halonen Reitmeier Beretta
D LD RD
1 Ford Meek
2 Donohue Swoyer
3 Buckley Gotz
G G
1 ? (honestly can argue for all 3, but believe it will be Kero or Jurusik
Not sure if Williamson was not discussed, but just went with the ones discussed on the show.
oh wow! good friends in Syracuse. and Ottawa! one of my favorite cities. this trip looks better and better. Clarkson or Anchorage??? What say you Tech fans??
This is the midwest attitude. Do your thing that you need to do, and carry on.Clean UP is going well in Houghton. National Guard is here and we are getting help from Ford Motor Company to kids with lemonade stands donating money. Supplies coming in from as far as Missouri. Marquette (our arch enemy in hockey) is sending help. Firefighters from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Locals turning out big time. Saw as explanation on how all ages help clean mud out of basements. Strongest shovel mud into buckets. Next strongest form bucket line to haul it up steps. Next strongest haul it on flat ground to waiting containers. Children run empty buckets back to basement. Anybody with a piece of heavy equipment is out and helping. It's a wonderful feeling community. Teams of little leaguer are playing their nighttime games and then going to work for a couple of hours. Hockey teams out working. Those who can't do heavy work are making sandwiches, organizing work schedules, passing out water, putting together work kits for homeowners. And there is no whining or complaining, or "why us?" stuff going on. I'm just hitting on a little bit of the extraordinary effort going on.
This is the midwest attitude. Do your thing that you need to do, and carry on.
I'm guessing it was unintentional but "Clean UP" (Or maybe Clean U.P.) sounds like a great slogan for the recovery effort. Glad to hear things are making progress in the right direction.Clean UP is going well in Houghton...