parking and staging

[thumper]

ok - bad news - this aint waynes world, and Im not going to rope the parking lot off - I will instead ask you guys to please bring some rope, and send some one on friday to get you a spot to camp and park. and please keep it as small as possible. There is space up in the compound for one eazy up per team to "remote stage" if you prefer. we will be spending our energy in this area. There are a few tables, but an 8'x3' folding table here might be nice under an eazy up.



here is a good example: an eazy up, a banner to add privacy, a table under the eazy up for paint/coolers/drinks/folding chairs and 10' to the insertion point.. Roadkill also makes good use of plastic totes for doubling as chairs and secure remote stowage.

[OvErShOt]

:0 isint ur tent broken though? from the rain?

[thumper]

Originally Posted by OvErShOt

:0 isint ur tent broken though? from the rain?

and yes for the curious, the ezup above gave its life in service to its team in the friday night before Super 61 it went kablooie. but 10+ years of hard labor for an ezup aint bad.

[scpaintballer01]

what exactly is the deal for the motel? We're trying to access cost and figure out whats gona be the best bang for the buck. Thinking about camping out under the starts, but would like to know how much an emergency hotel rental would be.

[drewcif]

http://www.triggertyme.com/hotels-restaurants.htm

knock yourself out.


Drewcif

part of my contingent is coming up on thursday to reserve a prime spot.

[CamoJester]

We always camp down across the creek at the old buned out building. We put a bridge in about 2 years ago after the old one broke. I do want a remote stagging area like we had for last weekend. That worked out great.