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  • #16
    yes, 03 the lions game. they were stying there and in meetings and moving all around the place.



    made my trip! that and the 41-7 (i think) beat down we handed out

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    • #17
      Was in Green Bay only once in my life and loved it.. Wish I had more time there!

      My dad & I got lucky enough to attend our first Packer game at Lambeau(him for turning 70, me for lucky# 40 in 1997). Got into town Saturday morning (flew in from NY and boy were our arms tired!) Got to meet Nitschke & Brian Noble in our hotel Sat afternoon, have sigs from both, then went driving around..

      Finally found Shenanigans and met Fuzzy Thurston, got his sig too!

      Don't think his place was all that great, but very cool to be in.. 'specially when we couldn't close to Favre's Steakhouse, which I understand is over rated for the price you have to pay..

      I would love to go back to Green Bay again, and hopefully I'll be able to swing it again.
      My Two favorite teams are the Packers, and whoever plays the Vikings!

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      • #18
        Are there any campgrounds nearby? State, county, etcetera... available for tent camping? I made a day trip to GB once and had a blast. Didn’t get to see much of the town/area other than the Pro Shop and the Field (and the inside of a few Bars). The Pack lost that day but that was expected...we stunk (Dilweg). Lost to the damn Bears of all teams (1990).
        C.H.U.D.

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        • #19
          If someone wanted to do a "Lombardi Era" tour, what kinds of places would they go? I know Vincent went to church there and there were some old hangouts and places owned by the old players, but haven't a clue as to where they are.
          "Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings

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          • #20
            Zig, that is something that I wouldn't know. It was way before my time! Other than his old office downtown, there really aren't any old landmark type of places that I know of.

            BUT, I can give a tour on where Brett goes to church, takes his kid to school, where he lives, what he drives...errr.. that's about it

            Any other suggestions on what you would like to see on the "On the Town" section of PR? I'm going to start work on that webpage this week.

            Mad.... how long are you going to sit on that hotel list?? Is it good or not? Oh and thanks for "stickying" this thread btw

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            • #21
              A few summers ago, I made a day trip to GB on a random weekday to watch practice and see the newly renovated Lambeau Field.

              I missed the morning practice, and the afternoon practice turned out to be special teams only, so there wasn't much to see. At one point, I was maybe five feet from Robert Ferguson on the other side of the fence, and thought about yelling to him, "Hey Fergie, should I pick you on my fantasy team this year?" I didn't do it though, because 1) it would be pretty dorky, and 2) I already knew the answer was "no".

              Went through the Pro Shop, and checked out the atrium, but didn't get to the Packer HOF. IIRC, it hadn't been opened on site yet at that time.

              Highlight of my trip was a stop at Big Lots in that shopping center right next to Lambeau field, where I picked up the ugliest vase I have ever seen. I swear it looked like an enormous 3rd grade art project. Got it as a wedding gift for a good friend who was married a few weeks later.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by GBRulz
                BUT, I can give a tour on where Brett goes to church, takes his kid to school, where he lives, what he drives...errr.. that's about it
                A few years ago I was hanging out in the main stadium lot pregame, watching the players drive in. The usual Escalades, Navigators, occasional sports cars were well represented. Then Brett pulled in, driving a pretty basic (but new) pickup truck. He, his dad Irv, and somebody else (brother or brother in law?) were all riding three across the front seat -- double shotgun.

                That was a fun indicator that despite the big contracts Favre remains a pretty down to earth, good ole country boy.
                "My problems with him are his vision and tendency to dance instead of pounding a hole." - Harvey Wallbangers

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                • #23
                  Don't forget that Brett strolled in on a cool day wearing a t-shirt, shorts, and sandals.
                  "There's a lot of interest in the draft. It's great. But quite frankly, most of the people that are commenting on it don't know anything about what they are talking about."--Ted Thompson

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                  • #24
                    Would there be a good, family-friendly joint in town that woud work for holding a gathering? Not too expensive?
                    "Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by MJZiggy
                      Would there be a good, family-friendly joint in town that woud work for holding a gathering? Not too expensive?
                      what kind of gathering? I mean lots of places have rooms and stuff for stuff like family reunions, private parties, etc.

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