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My apologies.  Skimmel is as correct, as he his tall.  (Which is pretty correct.)

Oh thank goodness. I thought I was going crazy. Thank you

I have another somewhat random question, I read somewhere in the rule book that we should bring food. I was wondering what is appropriate to bring and how much to bring. Also is there anyplace up there that has food to buy? Thanks I know random.

I have another somewhat random question, I read somewhere in the rule book that we should bring food. I was wondering what is appropriate to bring and how much to bring. Also is there anyplace up there that has food to buy? Thanks I know random.

Depending on what season you are coming to play will help decide what food.

During the winter months, if you're staying in a crowded room or area... you want easy to store food that's decent for travel.  Dried fruits, nuts (if you're not allergic), chips, & maybe some instant noodles/soups.  On Saturday night, there's a "formal" dinner that everyone is invited to so you will get a hot meal at least once during the event.  Usually on Saturday morning/afternoon, there are players who make & sell food IG.  You can speak with them about buying food off of them while in character & in game.

During the summer months, if you have a bit more space & are staying outside, in 1 of the tents... you get more space & can bring more food, but the same rules apply.  Easy to store/travel with & prepare.

There are 2 kitchens at the campsite.  1 in the main building which gets used primarily by the staff to prep drinks & food for dinner & another in the Health Cabin.  The Main Building kitchen is under the control of the Kitchen Staff.  Luis & his crew can answer all your questions about trying to gain access & using that kitchen.

The 2ndary kitchen in the Health Cabin is under the purview of the people who stay there (aka the Monastary).  Wonderful people like Goose or Charles can speak to you about that area.

If you are driving, there's a Pathmark supermarket along Route 15 you can buy food from.  There's also a Stop & Shop, a Quik Check, & a bunch of other places that have food or serve food.  Jefferson Diner, Homestead, New Orleans restaurant.  However, none of these places are quickly accessible by foot.  You must drive there.

Last, but definitely not least... most important rule about food is safety.  Please do not keep food outside in an open container or stored in areas outdoors.  During all seasons, our camp site has BEARS.  They were thought to hibernate, but lately have been active even n some winter months.  So whatever food or how much you bring, make sure it can't leak any scent or kept in areas near people.

As for how much... depends on how hungry you get.  Some folks bring a lot cause they are always snacking or have hyper-metabolisms that require a lot of food.  Some folk need to eat certain types at certain times for medical issues.  Other folks eat very little as they are too busy running around and playing.  Just be aware you will be active at various points during the weekend, the game lasts from Friday night to Sunday afternoon.  So think smart about the time duration.

Are there water fountains on site? Or should I bring like 10 gal my self?