Canadian GP
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I'm taking my sons to the All Star race and I'm looking for a nice hotel in Mooresville. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
TIA.
TIA.
Nice hotel in Mooresville?
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There are bunches in every price range.
Personally, I like the HamptonInn -- mainly because it's close to the Texas Steakhouse. They serve a great steak.
There are bunches in every price range.
Personally, I like the HamptonInn -- mainly because it's close to the Texas Steakhouse. They serve a great steak.
Canadian GP
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Thanks TRL, I've done some research and The Hampton looks to be our best bet since we need 3 beds.
ted@economy
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Why not take them to a real race.One where somebody cares who wins.Like a points race.Charlotte would be good.
Canadian GP
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The week before the All Star race is the only vacation week I have during the 2010 racing season. I've been to this race in the past and had a great time plus the truck race on Friday night is a real bonus.
ted@economy
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I go to the All-Star race every year and enjoy it very much Thank You.
To each his own.I prefer Nascar.
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Actually, the All Star race is usually a pretty darn good race. They race to win instead of points racing.The week before the All Star race is the only vacation week I have during the 2010 racing season. I've been to this race in the past and had a great time plus the truck race on Friday night is a real bonus.
I really like the Residence Inn in Uptown Charlotte. Their free breakfasts are outstanding. Plus in the evening they have some real goodies to sample and free wine and beer for a limited period. I always stay there when in Charlotte overnight.
Don't fail to at least check it out.
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/cltru-residence-inn-charlotte-uptown/
To each his own.I prefer Nascar.
DUH Where do these drivers come from?
ted@economy
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Those who they let into the race do come from Nascar,what they do on their off weekends is not of much interest to me.They will soon be making up the 2011 schedule.If they decide to add a race in Motegi ,Japan ; Beaverdam, Wisconsin;or Kansas City; I would prefer that they drop a non event like this instead of Bristol or Darlington.They could easily run this on a Tuesday night before or after the Charlotte race and gain a weekend.
Canadian GP
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I have my suite booked at the Hampton and they provide guests with a 10% discount card for the Texas Steakhouse. Will you be joining us for dinner TRL?
*drool* Sure wish I could. I recommend the filet. The baked potato is very good,too.
Oh Canadian GP don't eat anything but a RIB EYE. The fat in a steak is what gives it the good taste. LOL
Ribeye is the ONLY way to go!!!! I have two of them in the fridge to cook this weekend!
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I have my suite booked at the Hampton and they provide guests with a 10% discount card for the Texas Steakhouse. Will you be joining us for dinner TRL?
You can't go too wrong with either a filet or ribeye.
In any case enjoy the race. Hope you get to see another great one. It usually is pretty exciting.
Canadian GP
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Ribeye eh? Sorry but I had to throw that in there.
I've been to all 3 races at Lowes and have always walked away impressed.
I've been to all 3 races at Lowes and have always walked away impressed.
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C'mon, ribeye over a filet? I guess if you are watching your wallet, that would be the case, not that a good ribeye isn't good, even great, but better than a filet? Not in your life. BTW, I've got two of them in the fridge just waiting to be grilled. Remember, when you take them off the grill, pour some melted butter, real butter, over them before you serve. Hmmmmmm.
C'mon, ribeye over a filet? I guess if you are watching your wallet, that would be the case, not that a good ribeye isn't good, even great, but better than a filet? Not in your life. BTW, I've got two of them in the fridge just waiting to be grilled. Remember, when you take them off the grill, pour some melted butter, real butter, over them before you serve. Hmmmmmm.
Just grilled the ribeyes and they were fabulous!!! I guess the cut of steak depends on your taste...........and your wallet. I will take a ribeye over a filet ANY day, but I was spoiled as a young lady in that the best steak was a ribeye. And for the most part, my step-daddy was very rarely ever wrong.