Chilly Chili - 12/2/12

EAR · 11-24-2012, 01:36 PM

Don't let the name fool ya. The weather may be chilly but the chili will be hot as the TCT will have it's annual Chilly Run on December 2nd at Canoe City in Leavettsburg starting at 11am. One last chance for all you canoe and kayak "nuts" to get out on the Mahoning River before our official season ends. We will get everything set up for the chili feast first and then head up to Swift Park for the 3.6 mile cruise back to Canoe City.
I'll be making a pot of mild chili (woman and children have to eat my chili ) and making some beer bread. We will need some other chili makers, bread and cookie bakers, and snack bringers. Bring a gas or propane stove to keep the hot things hot. If you won't be paddiling you can still come out and help with the shuttle, set up the feast, keep the fire going, clean the tables, stir the chili, and help us out of water when we're done! Thanks in advance for that help.
On a safety note, it will be cold water rules of course. If you don't have a wetsuit, dress in warm, light layers and bring extra cloths. No cotton, no carhart type suits.
Any questions, just give me a call.
Ed
eartt16@aol.com
330-568-1619

11-24-2012, 01:36 PM	#1
EAR Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Hubbard Ohio Posts: 296 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	Chilly Chili - 12/2/12 Don't let the name fool ya. The weather may be chilly but the chili will be hot as the TCT will have it's annual Chilly Run on December 2nd at Canoe City in Leavettsburg starting at 11am. One last chance for all you canoe and kayak "nuts" to get out on the Mahoning River before our official season ends. We will get everything set up for the chili feast first and then head up to Swift Park for the 3.6 mile cruise back to Canoe City. I'll be making a pot of mild chili (woman and children have to eat my chili ) and making some beer bread. We will need some other chili makers, bread and cookie bakers, and snack bringers. Bring a gas or propane stove to keep the hot things hot. If you won't be paddiling you can still come out and help with the shuttle, set up the feast, keep the fire going, clean the tables, stir the chili, and help us out of water when we're done! Thanks in advance for that help. On a safety note, it will be cold water rules of course. If you don't have a wetsuit, dress in warm, light layers and bring extra cloths. No cotton, no carhart type suits. Any questions, just give me a call. Ed eartt16@aol.com 330-568-1619 __________________ Trumbull Canoe Trails. 1975 - 2024, 49 years of canoeing and kayaking. For the people! Last edited by EAR; 11-24-2012 at 01:41 PM.