If I remember it correctly we could walk from the headquarters hotel to the
show site -- in any case it was very close. The facility itself lacked
nothing -- good for conformation and obedience. Even herding was a good
option. I think it had nice stalls and RV facilities too. Best site we have
had
and priced right for the club too as I recall. I liked Oregon too-- that
had a lot going for it for a west coast venue.
Ginny
In a message dated 7/22/2015 7:00:21 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
marhaven@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
Thats why it wasn't mentioned. I'm old and forget a lot of
things..<G>.....AND I can't name them all.....<G> Carolyn
marhaven@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
_www.marhaven.com_ (http://www.marhaven.com)
From: edwinx@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:edwinx@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Wasn't there but if I remember the comments about the Kansas site were
very favorable!
But I'm old and my memory ain't so great! FB
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From: _dmarc-noreply@freelists.org_ (mailto:dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
To: _marhaven@suddenlink.net_ (mailto:marhaven@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) ,
scenecrest geo, freelist
Sent: July 22, 2015 at 4:27 PM
Subject: [ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: EH?? Geography 101!!
What about Topeka, Kansas site? I thought that worked pretty well and
it's a little easier to get to than St. Louis, esp. if you have to fly in.
Tish
_marhaven@suddenlink.net_ (mailto:marhaven@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) writes:I'm not
clear on what the site offers that no other has??
Lets start with grass. <G> Lots of it driving into the site...so we
hear all the time about the "beautiful grounds"....and it's true. BUT...
It really doesn't matter to me that the outside grounds at Purina are
absolutely GORGEOUS. The dogs are shown indoors on a 'surface' that does
not appeal to me personally, nor does it help the sound!
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