Archive for August, 2011
Picture from our 15th Joint Run with the Argonauts of Wisconsin
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- How the West was Hung
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- Bar from Milwaukee
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- Main entrance to the bar, dining, and stage.
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- Established 1998
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- Side entrance to the Rooms, Showers, and Dungeons.
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- Tents set-up on the South and North sides of the Farm.
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- The Dungeon Master’s domain. Beware!
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- We have bars if you’re bad, and medical tables if you’re not.
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- One grand room of twenty bunks to five semi-private rooms of four bunks.
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- We now have 15 Rooms
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- One of a few venders for the Leather needs
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- Hilbert, WI
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- Camp sites on the South side of the Barn
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- more camp sites
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Castaways MC of Milwaukee & Argonauts of Wisconsin, Joint Run
August 19th, 20th, & 21st, 2011, Joint Run in Hilbert, Wisconsin. I hear we have about 100 Run apps turned in. You can still download the Run Apps from www.castawaysmc.org/home with Microsoft Works.
Castaways MC of Milwaukee
Welcome to the Castaways’ Blog site.
We’re a Leather/Levi Social Club that’s been part of the Milwaukee Scene for the past 30 years. We’ve seen the beginnings of just a few gay bars hidden and located around town to now over 25 specific bars that serve a well diverse crowd here in Milwaukee.
In 1979, one of our founders, Bob P., founded the Castaways MC as a way to meet and get together with others interested in the Leather/Levi culture. Since the beginning of our chapter, we’ve adopted a “service attitude” of giving back to the community that we live in and thrive in. You will see us at Pridefest and at our Club Events supporting our club and charities.
