Pub crawler

[puffer]

In a prior post I was carrying a stick, that some liked. Here is an up date

Name = PUB CRAWLER
Specs = 40" long - ! 1/4 diam @ base - 3" wide @ widest sections
maker = Kilted Carver ( http://www.fromthelimb.com/)
Usage = Propping this old man up as I "pub crawl"
Making a Statement
Carrying out Teddy Roosevelt's mandate ( "SPEAK SOFTLT & CARRY A BIG STICK")



Here is the PUB CRAWLER





Puffer

[Riverkilt]

So you take the guy by the necktie and roll the necktie up the stick?

Hey, that big stick needs to pub crawl at the Rough Rider Saloon at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.



"Teddy Roosevelt and the Grand Canyon

When you visit the Grand Canyon North Rim Lodge, you'll notice quite a few references to President Theodore Roosevelt including the Rough Rider Saloon, named in honor of the president. Roosevelt's influence on the park is historic for a number of reasons.

Roosevelt designated the park a National Monument in 1908, which ultimately led to the park's national park status, and so, the park's history rests on his shoulders.

In addition, he once said of the park, "Keep this great wonder of nature as it is. Do nothing to mar its grandeur, for the ages have been at work upon it. Keep it for your children, your children's children, and all who come after you," and this is probably the most well known and often repeated quote used in connection with the Grand Canyon."

From: Grand Canyon Tips

Ron

[PiobBear]

the Rough Rider Saloon...

Prior to embarkation for Cuba, the the First U.S. Volunteer Cavalry was garrisoned across the Bay in Ybor City (Tampa). On one of their nightly pub crawls, the Rough Riders mounted a cavalry charge down 7th Ave. and into the town's oldest restaurant; Las Notepads, immortalized forever as "The Charge of the Yellow Rice Brigade".

[Jack Daw]

And, Puffer, on your pub crawl, bring that Big Stick to the Menger Hotel (next door to the Alamo) and into the Menger Bar, within which T.R. recruited some of his rough riders before heading to Florida.