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Ocala, Florida camp and meet and greet November 2011
Ocala, Florida campout
Date- November 18, 19th and 20 2011
Location- Lake Shore Group Camp, Ocala, Florida.
Time- Arrive any time after 2pm on Friday. Leave out by 11am on Sunday.
Food- bring your own. No planned communal meals this go around per the request of NUMEROUS people. In other words, plan to feed yourself the entire time your there.
Facilities- nice lake view area to camp at. Plenty of grass, some shady trees. A short 20-40 yard walk to hot showers, real toilets and vehicles.
Feel free to come for the entire time, the day, a couple hours. Your call.
Kids- families are always welcome. That being said, we expect you to control and keep watch over any children in your care. Their is a lake (drowning hazard) and a fire always going (burn hazard). Make sure your children know not to kick dirt at people, throw sticks and firewood toward people, etc. Think "church behavior" not out of control had 10 bags of candy behavior. Help the campout be enjoyable for EVERYONE.
Classes and other instruction- open to ideas/requests but as usual their will be numerous free classes.
Cost of campout- $20. per family, payable at campout. These camp sites aren't free! Of course everyone understands that the low cost of $20. for a weekend of camping and classes is a good value.
Firewood- If everyone brings a little bit, we should be good. It's almost a 6 hour trip for me, so bringing a truck and trailerload like I do at the GA campout isn't an option unfortunately. It doesn't have to be pretty, it just has to burn
Weather- is always unpredictable, plan accordingly.
Look forward to seeing folks again!
Lowdown3
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Ocala, Florida campout
Date- November 18, 19th and 20 2011
Location- Lake Shore Group Camp, Ocala, Florida.
Time- Arrive any time after 2pm on Friday. Leave out by 11am on Sunday.
Food- bring your own. No planned communal meals this go around per the request of NUMEROUS people. In other words, plan to feed yourself the entire time your there.
Facilities- nice lake view area to camp at. Plenty of grass, some shady trees. A short 20-40 yard walk to hot showers, real toilets and vehicles.
Feel free to come for the entire time, the day, a couple hours. Your call.
Kids- families are always welcome. That being said, we expect you to control and keep watch over any children in your care. Their is a lake (drowning hazard) and a fire always going (burn hazard). Make sure your children know not to kick dirt at people, throw sticks and firewood toward people, etc. Think "church behavior" not out of control had 10 bags of candy behavior. Help the campout be enjoyable for EVERYONE.
Classes and other instruction- open to ideas/requests but as usual their will be numerous free classes.
Cost of campout- $20. per family, payable at campout. These camp sites aren't free! Of course everyone understands that the low cost of $20. for a weekend of camping and classes is a good value.
Firewood- If everyone brings a little bit, we should be good. It's almost a 6 hour trip for me, so bringing a truck and trailerload like I do at the GA campout isn't an option unfortunately. It doesn't have to be pretty, it just has to burn
Weather- is always unpredictable, plan accordingly.
Look forward to seeing folks again!
Lowdown3
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