[Sca-cooks] Pennsic Potluck

[Christine Seelye-King]

I have a couple of thoughts on this.  I'm glad Phlip is taking point on this
to get the ball rolling.  I can't do anything about it at this point,
because I'm looking at possible surgery this summer and can't be 100% sure
I'll be there until after I see what that timetable will be like. However,
has anyone checked with the A&S coordinator about using one of the tents
this year?  They do provide a level, mapped, easy to find location, even if
central is debatable.  Even if it isn't in the printed schedule, we could
deal with that.  Having it at the SPCA camp would be convenient to us
(especially if we get the same spot again this year next door), but the mud
and lack of places to sit concern me.  It is also not the easiest place to
find, as past emails after War have shown (Where were you guys?  I wandered
around and no one knew...)  We have had 40 and 50 folks show up for this,
and I don't think either of our camps could handle that number.  If we were
at our Kingdom camp again, the central area would be better for a large
gathering such as this.  Anyone out there have a large group camp gathering
area?

Maybe we could move it to Monday, the 12th?

	That's ok with me, as long as it's not on Wednesday, we have to deal with
Midnight Madness.

	Again, thanks to Phlip for taking this on, just thought I'd put in my two
cent's worth.
Christianna

>
> I've discussed it with other members of SPCA, and we'd
> like to host it in our camp. As I've mentioned before,
> it would be a bit friendlier than in one of the A & S
> tents, and that way, not only would we have our
> facilities for heating things up (we have a propane
> range) but there'd be no stress with having to take
> off when the time was up.
>
> We also usually have a large stash of paper/plastic
> feastware, and a scullry crew. Last couple of times,
> we brought extra paper plates and such, and they all
> got used up- people didn't think to bring their own.
>
> It's a nice site, fairly easy to find unless your name
> is Gunthar, right on a wagon route, next to Orluk
> Oasis, and we've already discussed having a bus to
> collect people from their camps and bring them by. We
> could have a fire, and generally be a bit laid back.
>
> Any objections? It's hard to figure out what to do,
> considering I've been getting very little feedback
> from you folks.
>
> Phlip
>
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