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gagnaou wrote:You guys are killing me! I just found out about this thread, and boy do I wish I could come! It's over 10 hours for me to get down there, plus there is this barn project I want to put some metal on next weekend http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthre ... ht=pasture. Last but not least there is obviously work, it kind of gets in the way of those projects. You guys have fun, I'll be looking at the pictures next monday!

Luc

electrician wrote:What do you guys want to do for the food situation?
every man for himself?

troy wrote:

electrician wrote:What do you guys want to do for the food situation?
every man for himself?

If we do the every man for himself, what will probably happen is that we'll have more crap than will fit in the fridge, 10 coolers laying around, and more food than we can possibly eat. But I am open to this method...and it is what will happen if we don't have at least a few people vote one way or another.

David H has suggested (and even offered to pick the items up) that we do what Sean did last time---stop at Sams/Costco and pick up a few frozen entrees. We had some chicken enchiladas and a lasagna or something last time. Some big bags of chips, salsas, etc. Breakfast was a couple of cereal choices and toast.

We are only talking about 3 nights for some and 2 for others. I vote we pick up two evening meals capable of feeding about 12 people. This way we don't have too much--we can always go hit the restaurants about 20 miles away if needed/wanted. Most likely, we'll have leftovers to get us through an extra day if desired.

I will volunteer to pick up one evening's meal stuff. I will not arrive until Fri morning, so don't count on me for Thursday evening meal.

For lunch on the trail, we try to make a cafe stop, but they are few and far between and you don't always know if you'll make it to your planned stop. So packing at least some trail bars or snacks is highly recommended. The trick Safiri taught me is to make peanut butter and honey sandwiches out of bagels. Peanut butter and honey don't need to be refrigerated and the bagel is strong enough to not get soggy or crushed in your tail bag. Works very well...unless of course you are allergic to peanuts!

I will be bringing whole-wheat bagels and supplies for my lunches. I'll have some to share, but not enough for everybody. KC & Daryl, I got your backs.

David O, I'm interested in the pants, so I'll check them out when I see you.

troy wrote:Thanks, MesaLC4.

Thursday
Dinner
Stouffers Lasagna — Tin 1 Greg (MesaLC4)
Stouffers Lasagna — Tin 2 _________
Bag Lettuce/Dressing — _________

Friday
Dinner
Chicken Enchiladas — Tin 1 Doug H & Company
Chicken Enchiladas — Tin 2 __________
Chips/Salsa/Dip — Kyle- Tortilla chips and Queso dip

Saturday
Dinner
Misc. Casserole — Tin 1 Troy
Misc. Casserole — Tin 2 __________
Bag Lettuce/Dressing — Doug H. & Company

Breakfast NO MORE MILK!!!!
Probably need six boxes of cereal and two gallons of milk, misc. fruit:

Greg (MesaLC4)- 1 of Each

Troy - a box of whole grain / granola type cereal

Kyle- Gallon of MIlk

MacWildcat- Gallon of Milk
Cereal
Some Juice

Doug H & Co.- Gallon of Milk
3 boxes Cereal


We can mix & match the various dishes. For example, instead of 2 lasagna dishes one night, we can heat up one lasagna and one chicken enchilada---whatever. Give some choice each night. Just depends on what we have on hand at the time.

KC wrote:

troy wrote:Thanks, MesaLC4.

Thursday
Dinner
Stouffers Lasagna — Tin 1 Greg (MesaLC4)
Stouffers Lasagna — Tin 2 _________
Bag Lettuce/Dressing — _________

Friday
Dinner
Chicken Enchiladas — Tin 1 Doug H & Company
Chicken Enchiladas — Tin 2 __________
Chips/Salsa/Dip — Kyle- Tortilla chips and Queso dip

Saturday
Dinner
Misc. Casserole — Tin 1 Troy
Misc. Casserole — Tin 2 Daryl
Bag Lettuce/Dressing — Doug H. & Company

Breakfast NO MORE MILK!!!!
Probably need six boxes of cereal and two gallons of milk, misc. fruit:

Greg (MesaLC4)- 1 of Each

Troy - a box of whole grain / granola type cereal

Kyle- Gallon of MIlk

MacWildcat- Gallon of Milk
Cereal
Some Juice

Doug H & Co.- Gallon of Milk
3 boxes Cereal


We can mix & match the various dishes. For example, instead of 2 lasagna dishes one night, we can heat up one lasagna and one chicken enchilada---whatever. Give some choice each night. Just depends on what we have on hand at the time.

Daryl Perry wrote:

KC wrote:

troy wrote:Thanks, MesaLC4.

Thursday
Dinner
Stouffers Lasagna — Tin 1 Greg (MesaLC4)
12 brats & buns David h
Bag Lettuce/Dressing — David h
Garlic bread David h

Friday
Dinner
Chicken Enchiladas — Tin 1 David h
Chicken Enchiladas — Tin 2 Dennis Z
Chips/Salsa/Dip — Kyle- Tortilla chips and Queso dip - David h bean dip & chips
Dennis Z Chips
Saturday
Dinner
Misc. Casserole — Tin 1 Troy
Misc. Casserole — Tin 2 Daryl
Bag Lettuce/Dressing — David H. & Company

Breakfast NO MORE MILK!!!!
Probably need six boxes of cereal and two gallons of milk, misc. fruit:

Greg (MesaLC4)- 1 of Each

Troy - a box of whole grain / granola type cereal

Kyle- Gallon of MIlk

David h group Apples and oranges



David H & Co.- Gallon of Milk Our group includes Macwildcat and the tripple D's from Lawrece
3 boxes Cereal Last year we were the double ds (just a couple of big boobs)


We can mix & match the various dishes. For example, instead of 2 lasagna dishes one night, we can heat up one lasagna and one chicken enchilada---whatever. Give some choice each night. Just depends on what we have on hand at the time.

Also don't forget to buy drinking water! The water at Byrds might be safe to drink but I can't tolerate it and I can't remember anyone else taking a big ol drink. I might bring along some "adult beverages" to....