Eaglehawk wrote:Shanghai, China.
And that's legit!!! Within a few miles.
I should be here a while. Economy is booming.
Eaglehawk wrote:PM TIME
ShackMod wrote:I want to create a 'Shack Nation' map representing the "approximate" geographic location of all of our members. I'm hoping that people can update their profile with either there Zip code or the closest major city. I don't want to be too intrusive or invade your privacy, but I think it would be awesome to see where we all come from. I'm also talking with some folk about the Hawk Nation in general. I believe this can be used as a template for that conversation. If we get enough compliance, I'll create a new Forum, post the map there, and update the map periodically when new members join. Give me some feedback as well.
Makena
c_hawkbob wrote:Kevil Kentucky, just west of Paducah.
Really. (if I was gonna make something up, it wouldn't be here!)
PasadenaHawk wrote:I'm guessing I don't need to tell Yoder where I live.
jshawaii22 wrote:Post me to Kailua, Hawaii... just look for the armored gun boats patrolling up our canal and the Cobra Helecoptors that follow the President when he 'vacation's' in my little city this month. We're about 2 miles from him, up river.
js
RiverDog wrote:jshawaii22 wrote:Post me to Kailua, Hawaii... just look for the armored gun boats patrolling up our canal and the Cobra Helecoptors that follow the President when he 'vacation's' in my little city this month. We're about 2 miles from him, up river.
js
The wife and I are going to Kauai in April and will be staying near Princeville. Any suggestions?
jshawaii22 wrote:Post me to Kailua, Hawaii... just look for the armored gun boats patrolling up our canal and the Cobra Helecoptors that follow the President when he 'vacation's' in my little city this month. We're about 2 miles from him, up river.
js
SalmonBB wrote:Didn't know where to make my entrance, so I'll do it here. Thanks, Yoder, for putting this forum together. On the PI forum I was SalmonBroadsandBeer, but listed myself as "SalmonBB" here, as I gave up the broads (married, focusing my attention on my wife), and the beer (I'm not really happy about it, but someday I hope to be). So it's pretty much just Seahawks and family for me these days, when I'm not working.
Put me down in Singapore for your location map. Nothing like watching the Hawks at 2AM Monday, but you get used to it out here, and I am truly grateful that I get to watch them regardless of the time!
GO SEAHAWKS!!!
Johnny B wrote:First time post but have been reading the PI forum for years. I'm from springBrook PA about 2 hours from Philadelphia.
Irish Greg 2.0 wrote:Oak Harbor, Washington ...
And I like River's game thread idea. I've been to games with River (including the awesome Houston trip this year) as well as c_hawkbob (Tennessee during the 2005 season and Denver during the 2006 season), and it's always a great time.
HawkWow wrote:RiverDog wrote:jshawaii22 wrote:Post me to Kailua, Hawaii... just look for the armored gun boats patrolling up our canal and the Cobra Helecoptors that follow the President when he 'vacation's' in my little city this month. We're about 2 miles from him, up river.
js
The wife and I are going to Kauai in April and will be staying near Princeville. Any suggestions?
You're in luck, RD. I lived in P'ville for 20 years and I am about 20 minutes south as I type.. The Mrs and I are scheduled to be in Japan in April, but I can get you guys dialed in in the interim. Feel free to pm me anytime.
HawkWow wrote:Anytime RD. Let's revisit the subject over the next few months....our schedule is as unpredictable as the Hawk offense. We are supposed to be over there now, but I refused to miss any Hawk games this year so delayed the trip. :/
The hike you mention is Waimea canyon. Up above that is Kokee nat park...stunning beyond compare. I would highly recommend the hike at the end of the road going North (Ke'e beach). That is the beginning of the majestic Napali coast and I don't know of any words to properly describe it's beauty. I've seen it 100s of times but see it anew every time.
Princeville is a great place to stay with lots of everything and the perfect location (but I'm a North shore guy...so biased). I don't have any ins with the helicopters, but don't book any boats before we speak about it again...I own a tour boat company, so will be able to get you a price break (whether you choose our tour or not).
Typically, April can be a bit rainy, but it seems over the years that has changed...you never know what the weather will do anymore. Some blame this on global warming and others blame it on Robert Turbin. ; )
Let's stay in touch, Go Hawks.
Hawkstar wrote:HawkWow wrote:Anytime RD. Let's revisit the subject over the next few months....our schedule is as unpredictable as the Hawk offense. We are supposed to be over there now, but I refused to miss any Hawk games this year so delayed the trip. :/
The hike you mention is Waimea canyon. Up above that is Kokee nat park...stunning beyond compare. I would highly recommend the hike at the end of the road going North (Ke'e beach). That is the beginning of the majestic Napali coast and I don't know of any words to properly describe it's beauty. I've seen it 100s of times but see it anew every time.
Princeville is a great place to stay with lots of everything and the perfect location (but I'm a North shore guy...so biased). I don't have any ins with the helicopters, but don't book any boats before we speak about it again...I own a tour boat company, so will be able to get you a price break (whether you choose our tour or not).
Typically, April can be a bit rainy, but it seems over the years that has changed...you never know what the weather will do anymore. Some blame this on global warming and others blame it on Robert Turbin. ; )
Let's stay in touch, Go Hawks.
Hey HawkWow / RD
We spend quite a bit of time in Poipu Beach. Hands down our favorite place to visit. We've done the activities on RD's list, all are a great time although the heli ride is pretty pricey. One of my favorites is the kayak tour along the Napali coast. Kayaking the Waimea river to the water fall is a great day as well. All in, I'd put the Napali Coast at the top of anyones list. It's a must see.
Thanks for the little mental departure to the islands... I needed a break from yesterdays game.
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