Alaskan Kelt

Hello everybody that I know,

This Friday I complete my 28th year of life and turn 28!

To celebrate I’m going to have a bon fire, BBQ, and beer out at my place. Clif Moore has graciously provided a mini keg (5 gallons) of Silver Gulch Coldfoot Pilsner. Feel free to bring whatever you’d like to throw on the grill, your own beverage, gifts ;), or anything else you’d like to bring. I’ll have some bratwurst cooking until its all consumed. Significant others & children are welcome (mine will both be there!), and you may invite anyone you think would like to join.

If you have access to pallets or know where I can get some for burning let me know because I’m not having much success getting any of my own.

Time: It should start a little after 6pm and will probably start winding down around 10
Date: This Friday, March 31st
Place: My cabin (see attached directions, and those below)

Directions (roughly 13 miles from the university):

• Drive out the Parks Highway past Gold Hill Tesoro and past the weigh station
• about a mile or two past the weigh station turn left on Cripple Creek Rd.
• drive a while (roughly four miles) and notice a ‘pavement ends’ sign
• turn right on Rosie Creek Trail (1st right after the ‘pavement ends’ sign)
• There will be a ‘fork’ where your options are a 90 degree left turn or straight ahead, make the 90 degree left
• Come to a T in the road. this is Kallenburg. turn right
• down a hill, up a hill, little squiggly
• Watch for a road to your right named ‘betts bypass’; turn right there. (if you get lost, this betts bypass turn is likely where it will happen, so keep an eagle eye out for the betts bypass sign)
• go about 100 yards
• Make a 90 degree right onto ‘Hulme Ct’
• You can park on the side of Hulme Ct or even up on Betts Bypass
• there’s a big log cabin & detached garage on the right side of hulme ct, then there’s a red cabin on the right after that. If you’re still driving when you get to the red cabin, i suggest you park and begin walking because the ‘driveway’ to my place is good at getting people stuck. My place is a 2 story barn style cabin with OSB siding… look for the bon fire

Hope to see you there!

-Patrick

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