New summer collegiate league in Lacey, WA. Check out the website www.pugetsoundcollegiateleague.com.
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That's cool. The RAC is brand new too. Nice looking facility. Too bad it is next to the Ostroms Mushroom farm.
My son is too young but in five years who knows, maybe he will be there playing in the summer.
My son is too young but in five years who knows, maybe he will be there playing in the summer.
WKlink, do come over and watch the boys play. Hopefully the wind will be blowing from the south.
My son's going to play in the PSCL this summer. Just like college, it's a "good fit" for the family in general. It's our home state and when we come home in the summer from abroad, we generally stay with relatives because Embassy Suites is too expensive for an 8-week stay 
I like the additional competition they've set up against WCCBL teams, and I like that the opportunity exists to get a WCCBL call-up.
What's with the mushrooms? When I attended WSU way back when, I recall a stoner dude on our floor recruiting people to go out into the Palouse with him because he had some shrooms and some crayons. I opted out.
I like the additional competition they've set up against WCCBL teams, and I like that the opportunity exists to get a WCCBL call-up.
What's with the mushrooms? When I attended WSU way back when, I recall a stoner dude on our floor recruiting people to go out into the Palouse with him because he had some shrooms and some crayons. I opted out.
I will definately keep up with the games when they start. I figure anytime I can take him to watch guys like this play is a good thing.
Of course he may be over at SkyHawks playing some games himself during that time. I guess we can always walk over there after the games.
Of course he may be over at SkyHawks playing some games himself during that time. I guess we can always walk over there after the games.
quote:Originally posted by Krakatoa:
My son's going to play in the PSCL this summer. Just like college, it's a "good fit" for the family in general. It's our home state and when we come home in the summer from abroad, we generally stay with relatives because Embassy Suites is too expensive for an 8-week stay
I like the additional competition they've set up against WCCBL teams, and I like that the opportunity exists to get a WCCBL call-up.
What's with the mushrooms? When I attended WSU way back when, I recall a stoner dude on our floor recruiting people to go out into the Palouse with him because he had some shrooms and some crayons. I opted out.
The Ostoms mushroom packaging facility is right next door (actually across the street) from the RAC. They are going to move, supposedly but there are times when the odor is quite noticeable. My son has played a lot of games at the SkyHawks facility also right next to the farm and it never really was that overpowering. Of course I grew up next to a hog confinement in Illinois so nothing smells that bad when I compare it.
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Let me guess...
...smack dab in the middle of Springfield, right?
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- "Of course I grew up next to a hog confinement in Illinois so nothing smells that bad when I compare it."
Let me guess...
...smack dab in the middle of Springfield, right?
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Nope, not that one although there have been a few piggies eating at the trough there.
Lived in Joliet area as a kid, moved across the state to outside Galesburg IL as a 12 year old, then moved to the great metropolis of Monmouth Illinois for high school.
Yahoo.
Interestingly the confinement out here looks eerily similar. Same bunch of piggies as well. I only live about 15 miles from this one.
Lived in Joliet area as a kid, moved across the state to outside Galesburg IL as a 12 year old, then moved to the great metropolis of Monmouth Illinois for high school.
Yahoo.
Interestingly the confinement out here looks eerily similar. Same bunch of piggies as well. I only live about 15 miles from this one.
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wklink,
Try being next to a paper mill.
Try being next to a paper mill.
Papermill's smell bad and cover a much wider area with there odor.
But I've been by that Mushroom farm in Lacey.
And it can smell something awful at times.
But if were talking smell, and I mean really SMELL.
Nothing beats that Cattle Plant in the middle of summer on a hot 110 degree day next to I-5 near Bakersfield, Ca.
That Stink's.
EH
But I've been by that Mushroom farm in Lacey.
And it can smell something awful at times.
But if were talking smell, and I mean really SMELL.
Nothing beats that Cattle Plant in the middle of summer on a hot 110 degree day next to I-5 near Bakersfield, Ca.
That Stink's.
EH
That would be in Coalinga. That smell is how we know we're almost to Harris Ranch and a good meal.
quote:Nothing beats that Cattle Plant in the middle of summer on a hot 110 degree day next to I-5 near Bakersfield, Ca.
That Stink's.
That place is nasty.I will not buy Harris Ranch meat.It makes me sick looking at it.
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Krak, tell your son to watch out for Pop up, he'll be the one that hits gigantic pop ups.