He's some info that you need for next weekend;
There's about 7 or 8 tent spots on the north side of the house, which is where everything will happen for fire and eating activities. If you are not a late night person, I suggest you set your tent on the south side of the house (right side facing house from the street). We usually go late into the night around the fire, so you'll be subjected to loud conversations. Yeah, ear plugs do work........but. Lots of room for you to be away from the hub bub on the other side.
I'm out in the country, so there's a well and septic tank to consider. The water is not an issue, but we need to go easy on the septic tank. I'll have a nice porta potty conveniently located for your use, and encourage everyone to use it as much as possible. I plan to have lights, music and candles in it to make it more attractive to use, and realize the guys have it a little easier. Knowing all of this, please use your common sense when needing to "go".
Realizing not everyone is a porta pottie friendly user, I want you to know that there's a half bath right off the kitchen, which is the side that we'll have all of the eating and fire activities at. With a sink and toilet, this can be used for shaving, washing and "going". This wasn't mentioned in the original post
We can shower, but need to stagger this also, so please plan accordingly. Can't hit the showers with 10 to 15 people in line. Late night or early morning showers will help here, so as to lessen the load also. Bring your towel & soap.
You can leave your stove, cook set, air pump and coolers home. Please do bring a bag chair or two if it's easy to pack. You will be parking on grass, so bring a side stand puck. There's a Hess gas/convenience store 2.3 miles away for you to get fuel and buy YOUR favorite beverage. There will be a container holding 15.5 gallons of an adult beverage here for after all riding is done, but maybe you'll want to bring something with you.
Please contact me for any questions or concerns, and I'll get back to you. Al
IronButtAl@tampabay.rr.com
There's about 7 or 8 tent spots on the north side of the house, which is where everything will happen for fire and eating activities. If you are not a late night person, I suggest you set your tent on the south side of the house (right side facing house from the street). We usually go late into the night around the fire, so you'll be subjected to loud conversations. Yeah, ear plugs do work........but. Lots of room for you to be away from the hub bub on the other side.
I'm out in the country, so there's a well and septic tank to consider. The water is not an issue, but we need to go easy on the septic tank. I'll have a nice porta potty conveniently located for your use, and encourage everyone to use it as much as possible. I plan to have lights, music and candles in it to make it more attractive to use, and realize the guys have it a little easier. Knowing all of this, please use your common sense when needing to "go".
Realizing not everyone is a porta pottie friendly user, I want you to know that there's a half bath right off the kitchen, which is the side that we'll have all of the eating and fire activities at. With a sink and toilet, this can be used for shaving, washing and "going". This wasn't mentioned in the original post
We can shower, but need to stagger this also, so please plan accordingly. Can't hit the showers with 10 to 15 people in line. Late night or early morning showers will help here, so as to lessen the load also. Bring your towel & soap.
You can leave your stove, cook set, air pump and coolers home. Please do bring a bag chair or two if it's easy to pack. You will be parking on grass, so bring a side stand puck. There's a Hess gas/convenience store 2.3 miles away for you to get fuel and buy YOUR favorite beverage. There will be a container holding 15.5 gallons of an adult beverage here for after all riding is done, but maybe you'll want to bring something with you.
Please contact me for any questions or concerns, and I'll get back to you. Al
IronButtAl@tampabay.rr.com
