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'''29 Dreams Motorcycle Resort''' | [[Image:29Dreams.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Entrance to 29 Dreams in June 2009]] | ||
'''29 Dreams Motorcycle Resort''' was a private retreat for motorcycle enthusiasts located at 53707 [[Alabama State Highway 25]] South in [[Vandiver]], [[Shelby County]]. | |||
The resort was founded in [[2000]] by [[Tim Langley]] and a business partner (who subsequently sold his share back to Langley in [[2002]]). Langley and his wife Kathy | The resort was founded in [[2000]] by [[Tim Langley]] and a business partner (who subsequently sold his share back to Langley in [[2002]]). Langley and his wife Kathy ran the retreat, which featured air-conditioned cabins, a lodge and restaurant, outdoor stage area, improved camp sites, motorcycle repair, and other amenities on 29 acres geared towards motorcyclists and their families. | ||
On [[May 25]], [[2010]] the Langleys closed 29 Dreams due to financial difficulties. | |||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://www.29dreams.com/index.html 29 Dreams] website | *[http://www.29dreams.com/index.html 29 Dreams] website | ||
[[Category:Motorcycling]] | |||
[[Category:Alabama State Highway 25]] | |||
[[Category:Vandiver]] | |||
[[Category:2000 establishments]] | |||
[[Category:2010 disestablishments]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:24, 9 June 2010
29 Dreams Motorcycle Resort was a private retreat for motorcycle enthusiasts located at 53707 Alabama State Highway 25 South in Vandiver, Shelby County.
The resort was founded in 2000 by Tim Langley and a business partner (who subsequently sold his share back to Langley in 2002). Langley and his wife Kathy ran the retreat, which featured air-conditioned cabins, a lodge and restaurant, outdoor stage area, improved camp sites, motorcycle repair, and other amenities on 29 acres geared towards motorcyclists and their families.
On May 25, 2010 the Langleys closed 29 Dreams due to financial difficulties.
External links
- 29 Dreams website