903/534-0999
for your individual reservations and
mention the "356 Tub Club". Reservations can be canceled up to 48 hours before
the reservation date. No pets are allowed and it is a no smoking facility.Spring Tour
Azalea Trail in Tyler
March 26 - 28.
Leo Hudson and John and Susan Fabac have arranged a weekend tour for the Tub Club in Tyler TX.
Leo has arranged for a block of 15 rooms at The Comfort Suites. The suites have double queen size beds with sofa sleepers. Our group rate will be $80.99 plus a 13% tax. The rate is good only if we have minimum of 10 reservations, otherwise, the rate goes to 89.99 + tax. The block of rooms will be held to March 15th .
Call The Comfort Suites directly at
903/534-0999
for your individual reservations and
mention the "356 Tub Club". Reservations can be canceled up to 48 hours before
the reservation date. No pets are allowed and it is a no smoking facility.
If you have questions, contact the Hudsons (lahudson959@msn.com or marlenhudson@msn.com or 940.464.2424) or the Fabacs (jnfabac@suddenlink.net or 903.839.8118).
Tentative Schedule
Friday March 26th- A wine and cheese get-together at Fabac's in Tyler about 6 or 6:30 PM. Nothing real fancy, just several wines and cheeses with maybe a vegetable tray and spinach, etc. Around 8:00 we'd go to Don Juan's, a great, locally-own Mexican food restaurant. Authentic, better for you Mexican food, not Tex-Mex, with enough food on each plate to feed three or four.
Saturday March 27th - Do the Azalea Trail tour; the route is partially blocked off to traffic, and covers many blocks where you could park and walk. Then we would drive through the entire Trail area. There is also a Tour of Homes along the same walking tour. For the five homes, the total cost is $10, or close to that figure.
Tyler has some antique stores downtown and some off South Broadway, should anyone want to check those out.
Saturday evening, we can have a mini-drive to the Country Tavern for some of the best ribs you will ever eat! We'll gather around 5PM and take the back way, so as to drive in the daylight some of the way. The Tavern was opened during the oil boom as the gathering place for the roughnecks, etc. from the oil field. There are many, many stories which I'm sure are true of the barroom fights, stabbings and probably killings in the Tavern. There is a small dance floor, jukebox and pool table for anyone that wants to use them. Food is great!
Sunday March 28th - Returning home, we can drive to breakfast in Edom, at either The Shed or the new Edom Bakery across the street.
Spring Will Come!