I knew asking this list would pay off! Taliesen is already on the agenda,
especially since I sell and engineer radiant floor heating systems and he
was one of the first in the modern era to use it.
We have Malibu Gran Prix in Columbus and it is a hoot. They don't run it
this time of year for some reason.
Thanks for the thoughts.
John Lehman
> On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, John Lehman wrote:
>
> > Greetings FOT!
> >
> > I find I'm going to be in Phoenix next Tuesday through Sunday. Any
> > suggestions of things to do or see in Phoenix area that might interest a
> > party to this list?
>
> I'll just throw in a few that I've done. Of course I haven't been there
> for a while - YIKES! 9 years!
>
> There's a desert "flora" museum more or less in the center of the city
> called the "Desert Botanical Garden. Quite interesting with various cacti
> and some diplays of buidlings that the original inhabitants used...
>
> If you're into planes, especially fighters, Champlin Fighter museum is
> awesome. They had a lot of stuff from the very early days up to a couple
> of jet fighters on display. I give it a hardy thumbs up!
>
> > I wish I had the spare change to go to Bondurant's school for a couple
of
> > days!
>
> Ah, but my favorite fun thing to do in Phoenix - Malibu Grand Prix... in
> Mesa somewhere. Take a few hot laps there - it's worth the $20 or so. Of
> course I'm pretty sure they don't take PlastiCard - so you should still
> have some money left after the trip to buy some parts for your Triumph!
>
> You should check with Firebird Raceway and Phoenix International too see
> if they have any events this time of the year. Seems to me that there's
> some USAC sprint or midget action in January there. Firebird has
> everything from drag racing to Bob B. courses and of course the most
> bizarre of motor sports - Drag Boats.
>
> If you have some "dough" to throw around, there's always some of the
> artsey stuff in Scottsdale. Seems to me that Arie Lyundyke has an art
> gallery somewhere in Scottsdale. There's also Talliessen(sp?) West - the
> winter digs of the Frank Loyd Wright movement.
>
> > John Lehman
> > '68 Triumph GT6
>
> As you can tell, I like Phoenix. Don't have much call to go there anymore
> - but I have fond memories.
>
> Oh, and most of the "real Mexican" food is "to die for". I don't say that
> about food very often... and I'm not implying that it'll kill you. Unless
> you eat _tons_ of it, of course.
>
> regards,
> rml
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