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tent**
bedding, air mattress, foam pad, sleeping bag, pillow**
tarp or dining fly for shade and rain*
hammock, rope
chairs for your camp*
small, folding chairs for workshops and drum circle*
folding table for your camp
food preparation supplies: cookstove, pots, utensils**
food for all meals, beverages, ice**
plenty of snacks, drinks, and cigarettes*
cooler for food storage (no room in Kitchen)
water for your camp - 3-5 gallons (can refill at kitchen)**
2 dishpans for dishwashing and cleanup, plus soap*
trash bags for your camp**
firewood, charcoal, lighter, etc.**
fire extinguisher, bucket for water*
citronella candles, tiki torches, fuel, funnel, plastic gloves
lanterns, flashlights, candles, extra batteries, fuel*
fly swatter, yard guard, fly paper (lots of flies!)
yellow-jacket traps
food to share for pot-luck - enough to feed 6 people**
list of ingredients for pot-luck dish**
feast gear (bowls, plates, cups, forks, spoons, knives)**
clothes suitable for outdoors (plan for hot days, cool nights - jacket, good socks, tank tops,
shorts)**
rain gear (poncho, hat, boots, umbrella)*
sandals and good walking shoes**
bug spray**
sunscreen, hat**
towels, biodegradable soap, shampoo, solar showers*
porta-potty (outhouses are yucky!)*
allergy and other medicines, bandaids, first aid stuff**
earplugs for light sleepers
bicycle for getting around quickly (very hilly!)
swimsuit (optional)
fun clothes or costumes
camera and film (get permission from subjects!)
instruments, especially DRUMS*
kites, bubbles, frisbees, hackey-sack, bull-roarers, other toys
things to sell if you're a merchant (bring table, pavilion/tent)
money for merchants & food vendors
materials fees (some workshops may charge a few dollars)
an open heart and mind**
What not to bring:
an attitude
anger
fear
expectations
psychotic people
irresponsible parents
illegal substances
firearms and other weapons
