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      CommentAuthorTanner
    • CommentTimeApr 15th 2007 edited
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    Thanks for visiting Tinney's online forum! :peace:

    Members can use this forum to give us feedback, discuss our upcoming and past events, or just chat with the locals. :cool:

    Hey, It's free to join, so what are you waiting for?
    • CommentAuthorKEN W
    • CommentTimeJun 15th 2007
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    Great place, great food! love the ribs and pulled pork! see ya soon, Ken, Karen, and Chad (soon to bring his family so they can become addicted too!)
    • CommentAuthorToni
    • CommentTimeOct 12th 2008
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    We come from 50 miles away just to see tanner and enjoy the great food ! Tinneys is on our stop 4 times a year.
    • CommentAuthortess
    • CommentTimeJun 13th 2009
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    I miss babysitting for Tanner-especially now that he is a Dad! Absolutely beautiful pup! Congratulations!
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    Hi, just wanted to drop in and say hello. I haven't been up to the lake in about 30 years. I have very fond memories of family camp-outs. My step-father (Hank Wells) had a cabin, and I remember snowmobiling on the frozen winter lake, and my aunt and uncle had a cabin that my cousins would use during spring and summer. They were Lee and Ethel Clairmont. I remember hunting through the wood for such treasures as the perfect pine cone, interesting rocks, and swimming along the shallows to look at salamander and frog eggs. I'm glad to see the lake still has its worshippers. I now live in Phoenix, AZ, so it would be quite the 'day' trip to get up there.
    Michele Briere
    ninanki@gmail.com

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