CyberCelt | April 6, 2009 in Beach,Camping,Fairs/Festivals,Family Fun,Fish/Hunt,Music,Nature,Rodeos,RV Travel,Sports | Comments (1)
April 16-19
Portland Community Center, 2000 Billy G. Webb Drive, Portland, Texas
Saturday morning the annual Windfest Parade will wind through the heart of Portland with jugglers, floats, marching bands and, dancers. Live music fills the air from the entertainment pavilion. Clown shows, Wild West shoot outs and magic shows will entertain you.. Follow your nose to the annual Windfest cook-off to taste chili, ribs and beans. Sunday at noon registration for the annual Windfest Dachshund Dash costume and race contest opens.
April 17-19
Port Aransas, Texas
Sandfest is the largest Master Sand Sculpting Competition in the US! This year, 28 Master Sculptors and 200 amateur sculptors will compete in five different competitions, spanning three days. Over 100K attended last year.
April 23-26
Corpus Christi Marina, Shoreline Blvd.,Corpus Christi, Texas
People’s Street T-Head is host to a large boat show and wakeboard and wakeskate event.
April 23-May 3
Corpus Christi Bayfront, Corpus Christi
Buc Days begins when the Pirate Queens sail into the Yacht Basin and kidnap the mayor. The mayor surrenders the city and the pirates raise their flag. Buc Days includes illuminated night parade, PRCA Pro rodeo, BBQ challenge, Folklorico competition, carnival, Music and Fire on the Bay, 5k Run, live music.
CyberCelt | August 25, 2008 in Family Fun,Fish/Hunt,Golf,Hike/Bike/Run,Lakes,RV Parks,RV Travel,Sports,Wildlife Watching | Comments (4)
Comanche Warrior Triathlon
Comanche Trail Park in Big Spring Texas (432-264-2376)
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Packet Pickup: 430 PM to 830 PM on Friday and 530 AM on Race Day
Pre Race Meeting: 715 AM on Race Day
Triathlon: Begins at 8:00 AM
The Swim: 500 Meters in Comanche Trail Lake
The Ride: 30K of rolling terrain
The Run: 5K of level to rolling terrain inside Comanche Trail park
The park in which this is held is family friendly and includes a Kid Zone, golf course, tennis courts, hike and bike trail and a small camping area.
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RV Parks in Area:
Lake Colorado City State Park – We have stayed in this park and it is nice. Bring your fishing pole! The park has campsites with water hook-ups and campsites with water and electrical hook-ups. 50-amp electric service hook-up for RVs available for an additional fee. In addition, the park has 11 Limited Use Cabins (waterfront) with small refrigerator, microwave, sleep 4 people, A/C, heat, ceiling fan, shutters, picnic table on a covered porch, fire ring and grill.
Moss Lake – RV Park/Campground offers full hook-up (includes water, sewer, and electricity) and half hook-up (water and electricity). A dump station is also provided. Overnight camping by permit is allowed throughout the facility.
There are two privately owned RV parks in the area. Here are the reviews.
CyberCelt | June 25, 2008 in Events,Reviews,Sports | Comments (0)
La Hoya vs. Mayweather: The World Awaits at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas was THE boxing super welterweight championship. On May 5, 2007, six-division world champion Oscar De La Hoya and four-division champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. met, with the split decision going Floyd Mayweather Jr. over Oscar De La Hoya in 12 rounds.
It was contested at 154 pounds, with De La Hoya defending his WBC light middleweight championship. Mayweather captured the World Boxing Council (WBC) light middleweight title. Between them, Mayweather and De La Hoya have leveled the playing field at 147 pounds and below.
Now, on September 20, 2008, De La Hoya and Mayweather are going to have another super fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Producers are looking to duplicate the 2007 record of $134.4 million in pay-per-view revenue and $18.4 million in live gate.
De La Hoya has not fought since losing to Mayweather, while Mayweather has been active despite his talk of retirement. Perhaps the proceeds from this next mega-fight will provide his golden parachute for a worry-free retirement.
The De La Hoya vs Mayweather tickets are already on sale. Expect to pay from $891 per ticket for upper row balcony, to $2475 per ticket at the club level, all the way to $15,675 for the first six rows on the floor, If you are interested, I would not delay in purchasing tickets.
I think Mayweather will probably take De La Hoya. In a strange twist, De La Hoya has been training wih Mayweather’s father.
