[Sca-cooks] Pennsic fantasies
Elaine Koogler
ekoogler at chesapeake.net
Wed Jul 18 08:37:58 PDT 2001
I know what you mean. My first year in the SCA, I was going through a divorce
and was unemployed. I could afford the entrance fee into Pennsic, and could
come up with somethng for food. However, I couldn't afford the gas money to go
up there. I had a big old Chevy van that I used to haul stuff to flea markets
and antique shows. So I made an offer to my group (I'd heard people complaining
about all the stuff they needed to carry and lack of space) that I would haul
stuff up there if folks would help pay a share of my gas money. Not one single
response! I didn't get to go that year!
Kiri
Siegfried Heydrich wrote:
> Good bloody luck. I investigated chartering busses to take Trimarians to
> Pennsic; what the luggage requirements were, routing, the whole 9 yards. I
> posted on the Kingdom lists, and asked people who would be interested in
> such a ride to get in touch, and I got a total of 7 responses.
> It seems there are a lot of people who SAY they'd like to go to Pennsic,
> but aren't really interested beyond the abstract. Oh, well . . .
>
> Sieggy
>
> ----- Original Message -----
>
> > 'Lainie,
> >
> > I have always wanted to rent a big old school bus and
> > a big old truck with plenty of space for everyone's
> > camping gear and drive across country to Pennsic.
> > Perhaps taking a circuitous route to Pennsic, like
> > starting in Caid, driving up the coast thru the West
> > and An Tir, picking up poor SCAdians along the way and
> > then hightailing it to Pennsic. Hmmmm. Probably
> > would take a week to get there, but the fun we would
> > have on the way would be priceless. Hmmmm.
> >
> > Huette
>
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