October 24th, 2014
After the first game of the tournament most of the players
and their families were feeling pretty hungry. It was decided that lunch would
be at The Antlers Family Dining for anyone who was interested in going. This was
a restaurant that Tara had found that she wanted to try, so we decided to join
the group. It was definitely an interestingly decorated place, with mounted
animals all over the place. While we enjoyed the food, we all agreed that it
wasn't anything so spectacular that we would find ourselves rushing right back
to have it again.
The Antlers Family Dining
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Some of the team decided to have lunch at The Antlers
restaurant.
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Jayden and Drew posing for a picture in a sign inside of The
Antlers.
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A look at some of the scenery inside of the restaurant.
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Tara and Drew were fond of this two headed calf, but Jay wasn't
particularly thrilled by it.
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What do you know... there are still Michigan fans who will show
their face in public!
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An old Indian made birch bark canoe.
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More of the scenery inside of The Antlers.
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A baby skunk.
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Drew and a teammate playing a game of bubble hockey.
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It is a tradition in Sault Ste. Marie to go
trick-or-treating downtown the Friday before Halloween, and we had a birds-eye
view from our hotel room for the action. We watched all of the people in their
cool costumes for quite some time before decided that the kids would enjoy
joining the action. We dressed them up (Jay in a costume, Drew in his hockey
jersey) and headed down to the street. The kids collected quite a bit of candy
and had fun while doing so. I'm not certain, but this may have been the
highlight of their trip!
Trick-Or-Treating
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We could see a bowl of Kraft macaroni-and-cheese from our hotel
window.
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Jay and Drew out trick-or-treating.
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A look down the street in front of our hotel, closed off for the
action.
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Tara & I thought that Samantha would love this Starbucks
costume!
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This block was a little more full of people out
trick-or-treating.
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One of the bridges near downtown.
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This mousetrap costume was one of our favorites.
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Who can't use a good doctor?
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Tara, Jay, and Drew at one of the candy stops.
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A lit-up sign welcoming us to downtown Sault Ste. Marie.
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This creepy fellow happened to glance over during the zombie
walk.
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A cool eagle's nest statue located in town.
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This sign was located outside our hotel, welcoming the hockey
players to town.
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