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For those that have come to the campout in the past, Friday night was always enhanced by the CacheCows very fun and clever geocaching adventures. Unfortunately, they are not available this year.
In its place will be a HUGE bonfire and s’mores, lots of socializing and geo-chat! Bring along a lawn chair!
I personally would love it if those who are musically inclined might bring along an instrument….have a nice little jam session or something.
Bec
trumpet?
I’ll bring my trombone!
I’ll see if i can convice the wife to bring her’s.. Stump Fiddles anyone??
I’ve been know to play a mean harmonica. Little beer to lube up the lips and I’m all set 🙂
I have my singing parrot that will be making it for it’s second campout!!
does this mean there is no caching on friday nite?
@djwini wrote:
does this mean there is no caching on friday nite?
There are permanent caches in the park that you can seek, but no temporary caches Friday night. I don’t think anyone could come up with ideas as great as CacheCows (but if you do — let us know!) This year we will be concentrating on just being social Friday night, and then caching like mad on Saturday.
Bec
😀 I’d like to invite everyone to have a piece of birthday cake with me on Friday night. There will be plenty of cake for everyone.
(Please save a spot at a picnic table for “Old” as lawn chairs are difficult for him to get out of these days with his bad back and legs.)
We should have a campfire cooking contest for Friday night. I’d be glad to be one of the judges 🙂
@grousetales wrote:
We should have a campfire cooking contest for Friday night. I’d be glad to be one of the judges 🙂
Good. That might lead to a little less mean harmonica playing. 😀
@decrepit wrote:
😀 I’d like to invite everyone to have a piece of birthday cake with me on Friday night. There will be plenty of cake for everyone.
I’m there! 😀
My daughter will be bringing her dulcimer (think Celtic guitar). 😀
@averith wrote:
My daughter will be bringing her dulcimer (think Celtic guitar). 😀
I actually have a bowed psaltry, which would sound neat with the dulcimer. Unfortunately, I don’t play it well enough to dare to bring it along.
Bec
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