I don't think I will make it to this event, but I have to jump in and
support Karl. I'm certain that I don't have a perfect angle on the
entire issue, but I've still got a pretty good idea. Good enough that
I know it's far more appropriate to ban the sort of person who
'creates' problem dogs, than the dogs themselves....
Miguel

On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 10:56 PM, Karl<tdiguru@westyventures.com> wrote:
> Well, I got really excited about this event until I noticed the 'NO
> DOGS' note. WTH??? What sort of bass-ackwards park is this? Horses are
> allowed to camp but well-behaved, aging-and-can't-be-left-home dogs are
> prohibited? For their prices you should get gold toilets and showers.
> Well, I might come out anyway, but let em try and ticket me. I'm more
> than ready for a good animal rights fight. Maybe see ya'll there.
>
> Karl
>
> The Bus Depot wrote:
>>
>> The web page is now up for the third annual Buses By The Depot, which will
>> be Saturday October 3 at Green Lane Park in Perkiomenville, PA (near the
>> Bus
>> Depot).
>>
>> As with prior years, you can join us for the day for free, or stay
>> overnight
>> for $15.  (Most people camp Saturday night, but some come early on Friday
>> night.)  On Saturday afternoon there will be a caravan to the Bus Depot
>> for
>> our annual Open House and Warehouse Sale (where we blow out a year's worth
>> of distressed inventory below cost - discontinued items,
>> scratch-and-dents,
>> customer returns, one-of-a-kinds, used items, etc.).  Following that will
>> be
>> potluck dinner back at the campground.
>>
>> See http://busdepot.com/BBD2009.htm for complete details, and to reserve
>> your spot if you're staying overnight. (There is a limited number of
>> campsites in our section of the campground, so it's best to reserve
>> early.)
>>
>> Looking forward to seeing many familiar faces, and some new ones as well!
>