Jen - I wasn't thinking about a theme, unless you have an idea? maybe bbq? ie burger, dogs, chicken and some sides? nice and easy?
I wanted to throw it out there for the group about which dinner we'd like to make the potluck...I'd heard that the Mayor, i.e. Joey B, may be leaving Sat and thought about doing the Potluck Friday instead. I was also thinking a ice cream social for Saturday.
How does everyone feel about changing the traditional potluck from Sat to Fri? Looks like almost everyone will be before Friday, except for Saint Paula - - Paula, what time are you planning on arriving?
I'm game for a Friday Pot Luck. The Proud Mary has a Prime Rib dinner cruise on Saturday that if Lori comes I wanted to go on.
Nathan really wants to go to the water pak HERE . Are Tommy and Joey not interested or just not on Friday?
2HappyCampers....Don't get too excited. I had no counter space except for inches around the sink and the wood board over the sink to start with. I only added a flip up board over the couch that is 19" x 22". I will post pictures soon, I took it apart to put some polyurethane on it.
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
I don't own a kayak 🙁
Nathan will have his scooter. I don't know if it is a good idea for me to teach him how to ride a 2wheeler without DW around to kiss his boo boo's
There has been some talk of renting a pontoon boat. Nathan and I would like to get in on that if possible. I see it costs $410 for the day. Is there a limit to the number of people? Does anyone know what comes with the boat? Grill, potty, life jackets, shade roof thingy? I can bring my thetford porta potty so we're not pee'ing over the side of the boat......Nathan would have a blast doing that ;D I'm sure enough of us have portable grills we can grill some hot dogs for lunch, or are we bringing a cooler for sandwiches, etc?
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
So let's talks POTLUCK ! Potluck dinner will be Friday so that the Mayor can join us before he heads out to Ashley's graduation party.
I see Jen & Butch are doing a cucumber salad. Joe, mom and I will bring hot dogs and rolls and maybe a jello salad.
I'd also like to talk about an ice cream social for Saturday. We will bring some toppings and 3 containers of ice cream (none with nut products). If you are interested in participating, we could use: plastic spoons, paper bowels, ice cream cones, whipped cream, or even another container of ice cream. Just post up if you're interested and what you'd like to bring with you.
Toys for the rally... we're bringing 2 kayaks and the mountain bikes. The riding up by Seven Points campground (northern end of the lake) are fantastic. We've been riding there for over 8 years, and were just there in May for the DirtFest Mountain Bike Festival. If anyone is interested in more information on the trails, send me a pm and I'll provide more info.
Pot Luck- I'll bring some Chicken and Noodles with Alfredo sauce.
Ice Cream Social- Thanks for the no peanuts. I'll bring some plastic spoons.
Bikes-I'm debating about bringing my own bike. Nathan isn't on a 2 wheeler yet but I could bring his 1/2 bike for cruising around the campground....IDK.
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
It is only Peanuts. Thank you for asking.
He is fine to be around them, the reaction is not triggered by peanuts being airborne. There are some people who are so severely allergic to peanuts that airborne peanuts are real bad. Nathan just can't touch them or ingest them. Lori and I do eat peanut items at work....we still love our peanut stuff. We just brush our teeth and wash real good before we leave work.
An odd Peanut allergy fact is Peanut Oil is fine. It is so cheap it does not have the true Peanut allergy item refined in the oil. Most all of the fast food restaurants deep fry their fries in Peanut Oil and it is fine.
Nathan has his annual allergy appointment on that Monday so I'll be full of information. This is what they call the "prick" test. They put a dozen dots on his arm and prick him with various allergy items. Dog, cats, mold, peanuts, tree nuts, latex, pollen, etc. If his skin gets a raised bump from the prick then he is considered to be allergic. I have seen the raised bump from the peanuts and it is huge (like an eraser) compared to just a little prick of the needle dot. A mild allergic reaction is something the size of a small pimple. After they know what to look for they take a blood sample and test it in a lab to rate the percentages.
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Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
Today is my son's last day of school :baseballhat: It is my last day of work :dance: Lori said it looks good for her to Work remotely next Friday :cheerleader: (at her Aunts house 45min away from Raystown. She is driving 3 1/2 hours to her Aunts on Thursday night, working, then driving to campground) so she will be joining us next weekend. The last thing I want to do to my TT before the trip is put a toilet paper holder in the bathroom. After that it is time to start packing.
Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
Cindy: no annual launch permit required anymore per ACOE website here: http://www.nab.usace.army.mil/.....wn/Passes/
Annual Launch Passes (Commonly referred to as an annual boat launch pass):
Effective July, 2011, boat launch fee payments and permits are no longer required at Raystown Lake! As such, there is no fee to launch a boat at any Corps of Engineers managed boat launch at Raystown Lake.
Boaters should note that launch fees may apply at other Corps of Engineers lakes and projects, and privately managed facilities (i.e. marinas) at Raystown Lake.
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