Drupal Camping

Also, if anyone wants to come and doesn't feel they have the proper gear, don't let that stop you. I have access to extra tents, sleeping bags etc. Just let me know and I'll see what I can do.

I may not make it for the whole weekend/night, but hope to make it for at least one day.

For folks looking to do a big hike, the mountain of the holy cross 14er is pretty close and just needs endurance (i.e. there's no need for technical rock climbing equipment or anything). Even if folks don't make the summit it's a beautiful view.

I'm more interested in some in-camp games, though :) Who has a washers set or cornhole?

See ya'll there!

Woot woot! I may be able to get my hands on a cornhole setup.

If you're gunning for it, Holy Cross is a pretty long day hike. U might want to start conditioning now.

Me and the family!! :)

We got 37. First time for us in Colorado mountains pictures look amazing.

I think it would be great to have a Drupal flag. What a great photo op. Anyone have any ideas on creating a Drupal flag?

Campsite, that is.

I have all the gear I need plus one extremely handsome yellow lab.

Anyone have a campsite with room for one more tent?

1. It doesn't look like we'll have much shade from the sun. Anyone have any bright ideas on a tarp or other shade for the day?

2. I'm making a great lemon drop martini from scratch these days. I'm thinking of bringing a table to set up a bar for the adults. If no one's interested, I won't bother. Any takers?

I'm bringing a 10x10 canopy and a shade umbrella. As for the lemon drop martini's ... sounds yummy and refreshing ... I'd definitely be up for those.

What time is everyone planning to get up there?
I'm thinking of leaving after lunch assuming I can get everything done in the morning.

It would be fun to get together potluck style Saturday night. I started a Google spreadsheet if anyone would like to fill in what they would like to bring. I think it would be easier if everyone provided their own main dish, be it steak, hot dogs, boca burgers or whatever you like. We'll have a small propane grill and a couple camp stoves if anyone needs them. Plan on providing your own beverages but if you want to bring extra to share, that's cool too.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AiiYxfgIOcHHdDhLTnIwZmQ3MjZ...

We're planning on leaving around lunchtime on Friday and should be up there by 4 or 5. As everyone probably knows, there is currently a fire ban in effect so plan accordingly. We'll have a couple yard games and a frisbee as well as some card/board games for lack of fire. We'll also have at least one 10x10 canopy.

Clarification: While a campsite holds up to 6 people, there is a limit on tents and cars "Each campsite accommodates up to two tents, or one tent and one RV, with a maximum of six people per site and no more than two vehicles."

See you this weekend!

I have some extra space on my spot if anyone is looking.

Be careful and stay dry folks!

Colorado Drupal extreme rain camping was a qualified success. While it was sad to see so many sites abandoned in the face of the deluge, and that picture of the lemon drop martini makes me certain that we all missed out (except perhaps for Rick), fun was had, stories told, games played, and libations consumed. We even had the biggest single game of bocce ball I've ever played. Here's hoping that next year the crowd swells and the thunderheads take a break.

Cheers!

So, it rained a lot, but we had a grand time! Hammocks, bocce, board games, naps, good food, and great conversation were some of the highlights. Thanks to pixelwhip for organizing and helping us turn off our computers and to enjoy the outdoors. We need it!

My wife and I are in the 2nd Drupal Career Starter Program here on the space coast and fun coast of sunny Florida. So far, it's like learning a foreign language. We'll need plenty of help. We just arrived back from a short 2 week slide-in truck camping trip and feel as if we've been shot out of a canon. We'd love to join a group of like minded Drupal Campers.