Fish Tales guests fly in for dinner
By Pamela A. Keene
Guests
at Fish Tales Lakeside Grill were surprised when the helicopter
landed on the grass near the boat ramp. Out stepped Charles Turner
with three friends, on their way to supper at the popular restaurant
at Hideaway Bay on Lake Lanier.
I
have a personal helicopter and the marina management said that I
could land there, said Turner, who owns Corporate Auto Brokers.
Im on call for the Lumpkin County Sheriffs Department and the
North Georgia Drug Task Force, so I need to have access to the
helicopter in case Im needed.
Turner, who has been friends with Fish Tales owner Dale Ozaki for
about a half-dozen years, frequently flies to restaurants around
North Georgia for meals. I eat out three or four times a week and
we come to Fish Tales quite regularly, he said. Its really faster
than going by car and the approach over the lake is easy to get to
the restaurant. Its fun and practical, a neat way to travel.
Guests
at Fish Tales Lakeside Grill were surprised when the helicopter
landed on the grass near the boat ramp. Out stepped Charles Turner
with three friends, on their way to supper at the popular restaurant
at Hideaway Bay on Lake Lanier.
