In October, the chapter headed to Weed Heights for a relaxing 4 days with eleven rigs participating. The Trail Bosses laid out a stress free list of activities that allowed everyone to decide what they wanted to do and when they wanted to do it. We played the usual games. We also had a rousing game of miniature golf and a Zilch tournament. The weather was comfortable, which allowed people to set outside and debate all things great and small.
We had three craft activities. Nancy led a painting class, Mary led a class which made small gift boxes and Brad and Dean led a wood working class making a wood frame which hangs on the rigs’ outside ladder. The frame was designed to hold clothes hangers (quite ingenious).
Judi and Brad organized a silent auction which raised money for one of the chapter’s charities.
As always, the amount and quality of food was outstanding. One evening meal was HOBO stew. Needless to say, not much stew was left.
The days passed quickly and Sunday showed up too soon, our Weed Heights reservation had come to end and we all headed for home to get ready for the holidays.
