Events
We have a guided tour scheduled through the Belden Wildlife Center.
The Belden Wildlife center does not seem to be well known, but it is a terrific place! Lots if well maintained and interesting trails through trees, vegetation and wildlife.
preliminary agenda:
1:00PM official start time (welcome to arrive early to help setup
- Flag ceremony to start the event
- Scout games and activities
- Advancement ceremonies
- Dinner! Lots of food and desserts
- flag lowering ceremony
- More games and activities
- campfire program and surprizes
- campfire snacks
- bedtime
8:00AM Breakfast: we may include zip-lock bag breakfast (omlet in a bag, instant oatmeal and the like)
- clean-up, packup
- out by 10:00AM.
preliminary agenda:
1:00PM official start time (welcome to arrive early to help setup
- Flag ceremony to start the event
- Scout games and activities
- Advancement ceremonies
- Dinner! Lots of food and desserts
- flag lowering ceremony
- More games and activities
- campfire program and surprizes
- campfire snacks
- bedtime
8:00AM Breakfast: we may include zip-lock bag breakfast (omlet in a bag, instant oatmeal and the like)
- clean-up, packup
- out by 10:00AM.
Sounds like 6:30 is the requested start time due to some leader schedule conflicts.
Agenda undecided.
intention described on pack notes here:
http://ctpack221.org/rocks/node/307
HTTP://www.arl.org/FieldDay
I found a local club in Manchester that owns and operates a repeater on the tower on Box Mountain right in our back yard!
http://www.w1brs.com/8428/33770.html
Note that Field Day is as much for radio operators to share their passions with the general public as it is for them to get together and have fun doing what they love.
