I remember when they had wet T-shirt contests on the balcony on a Sat afternoon and it was solid boats all across the river, the good days...
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I remember when they had wet T-shirt contests on the balcony on a Sat afternoon and it was solid boats all across the river, the good days...
How many cans of coors beer were consumed during its run,
Arthur wasnt the tent called Sundance Revival after the original Sundance burnt down .Quote:
Originally Posted by GoFastRacer
Well, when Sundance opened most of us were 19 or 20(too young to drink in CA). We'd come over from the Californian to AZ with some Coors beer(NOT available in AZ at the time) and drink. When it was gone we'd wind up either at Sundance, or the Rock Palace, were we could drink legally.
Spent MANY weekends at both those places. Parker was the 'RIVIERA' of the West at that time. Royalty, Movie Stars, Rock Stars, Billionaires and guys like us all thrown in the mix. A time unlike any other before, or since.
Hope it returns. Too many stuffed shirts with 50' boats there now. I hang below the bridge, but I'd come back for a visit if Sundance reopened. Hope it does.
Thanks for the article and the pictures.
RR
A whole shit load, I can vouch for that, LOL...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch
Hmmm, I believe it was???...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitch
Great pictures, i used to go there when it was the Rumrunner. Fun place for sure.
Rum Runner Nice 68-69? Place was off the hook.Quote:
Originally Posted by framer1
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Originally Posted by Mitch
Probably was around 68 or 69. It was the old hippie days, lot of free loving going on....makes me feel old;)
The place is gonna be off the hook when it re-opens.