SirDigger wrote: Just got my ESTA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_System_for_Travel_Authorization that I´m allowed to fly to the USA. So my Shedule will be something like: July 5th  Fly to Boston July 12-13th Fly from Boston to Denver (visit the Rambler Ranch and Dean) July 18th leaving Denver by Rental Car, Roadtrip to Cleveland, maybe visit APD on the way, July 23th Midwest AMO Regional (Not sure about that) July25th-31th Kenosha Homecoming July 31th Flight Chicago to Boston Aug.2nd  Flying home from Boston

After all that, you will have a mouthful of trail dust. If I see you, I will buy you a beer.

SirDigger wrote: Just got my ESTA http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_System_for_Travel_Authorization that I´m allowed to fly to the USA. So my Shedule will be something like: July 5th  Fly to Boston July 12-13th Fly from Boston to Denver (visit the Rambler Ranch and Dean) July 18th leaving Denver by Rental Car, Roadtrip to Cleveland, maybe visit APD on the way, July 23th Midwest AMO Regional (Not sure about that) July25th-31th Kenosha Homecoming July 31th Flight Chicago to Boston Aug.2nd  Flying home from Boston <div ="block block-delta-blocks block-page-title block-delta-blocks-page-title odd block-without-title" id="block-delta-blocks-page-title"> <div ="block-inner clearfix">                    <div =" clearfix">       <h1 id="page-title" ="title"> </h1>

I sure would enjoy getting this much vacation time! *ha*

That's awesome...and looks like a well thought out road trip!

Where's the Rambler Ranch? Thanks!

Ok, thanks for correcting me Holger. I guess we'll continue to depend on the Canadians to provide the life to the party then.

Cameron,
Bavaria is our kind of Texas, a big tradition claiming state, that has a drive for independence, and does economical quite well in the United States of Germany.
And we pick on them as the rest of the US does to the real Texas.

But the Bavarians are the only ones in the german states(and mostly just in the Summer or octoberfest) that have a Liter of Beer in one serving,
and their beer is kinda american, its sweet and a bit lighter compared to other german beer Areas. 
Someother places like Colonge oder Düsseldorf, habe 0,2 Liter Servings in a Bar, as a Norm. It needs more service stuff and keep them quite busy.

Btw i will place an order at Wisconcins Best Liquor Store the next week,  http://www.discountliquorinc.com/  for some german/european Beers,
and have a Beer Tasting at the Parking Lot of the Executive Inn maybe saturday evening. 

Holger, I was stationed in Rheinhessen Pfalz (near Nuestadt) while in the US Army.  I remember the local pilsners being pretty stout, but that was in the days when American beers were like water. The major brands here still are of course, but at least now we have a lot of micro breweries and many decent local beers to choose from.