Next stop was only about five miles west of Union Grove in Kansasville, near the Wi-11/Wi-75 intersection, a place called Players Park, so-called because of the softball field located adjacent to it.
This is a free-standing structure and good-sized with a large stage. They have a machine with a boxing bag that scared us a bit when someone first hit it. After that, it just became annoying. The folks there were really into it.
They also had shots of pumpkin pie (if you've ever had an apple or cherry pie.
We had a #8 with Roadog #21.
A REAL BELLY BUSTER
If you come in for breakfast on the weekend, they have a way where you can get it for FREE!! It's called BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS and consists of a 12-egg omelet, 1 pound of hash browns and four pieces of toast (what, no bacon or sausage?!!).
If you can eat it all in thirty minutes, it's yours. Otherwise, it will cost $15.
Six people have their names on the plaque saying they were REAL hungry.
HOME PORT
We then drove on to our home NTN base, Donovan's Reef and played the game with five top twenties: #8, #5 Dblk #8, #12, #8 Parrot #14, #16 and #11 Lizard #1.
A Pretty Good Day That Veterans Day, November 11th. --RoadDog
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