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DESCRIPTION:-Update- 05-26-2010\n\nBe prepared to camp. Here is a suggestion list of 
 what you may need to make your stay comfortable. Keep in mind that the 
 community will help you if you cannot afford food, shelter, etc. Scroll 
 down to the 5-23-10 update for a list of needs for the camp out, we still 
 need donations and supplies.\n\nThis is going to be fun, awesome, and 
 inspiring! See you on Friday evening, just south of Richardson Grove State 
 Park. Look for banners, signs and the group, you can't miss us :)\n\n-Tent 
 or tarp shelter((2) 4' X 8' tarps)\n-Sleeping bag, rated at least 40 
 degrees(or warmer)\n-Sleeping pad or blow up camp 
 mattress(optional)\n-Pillow(optional)\n-Personal garbage bag\n-Toilet Paper 
 and Sundries(toothpaste, soap, etc.)\n-Blissware(dish, cup, and 
 utensils)\n-Water(gallon size works great)\n-Pocket knife\n-Headlamp or 
 flashlight\n-Cordage\n-Warm/hot weather clothing\n-Wet and cool weather 
 clothing(no cotton, wool is best)\n-Lightweight and nonperishable 
 "emergency" food(energy bars, bread, peanut butter, jelly, granola, 
 jerky,etc.)\n-Other food items, needs, wants, etc. Remember, sharing is 
 caring :)\n-Small day pack\n\nOne of the problems of "camping out" is 
 bringing too much stuff. Please be prepared, but also keep in mind that 
 weighing yourself down too much can be very uncomfortable. There will be 
 plenty of available parking on site, auto camping is permitted.\n\nThere is 
 to be no oppression or hierarchy at this event. However, please respect the 
 opinions and views of others in their personal choices, such as keeping 
 vegetarian and omnivore food items separate.\n\nWe are also asking 
 participants to refrain from using medicinal "drugs" or alcohol at 
 meetings, trainings, workshops and other group events. There will be plenty 
 of time for that around the campfire. Camps and campfire circles will also 
 have separate intoxicant free areas.\n\nIf you feel the need to imbibe or 
 partake in alcohol or medicinal "drugs", please do so away from the events, 
 trainings and workshops in order not to distract or detract from the 
 importance of what the group is trying to achieve in regards to these 
 crucial trainings and workshops.\n\nSince this is an "open event", your 
 participation is at your own risk. No one, especially the property owner, 
 is liable or responsible for any injuries or damages during, after or from 
 this event. Participants are required to pay a sliding scale admission fee 
 of at least ONE PENNY and to sign a liability release before entering the 
 property.\n\nSo many of you are asking "Where exactly is the location?" 
 That's a secret... :)\n\nThe location is just south of Richardson Grove 
 State Park. Just look for the banners, signs and people.\n\nWe'll see you 
 Friday evening for setup. All are invited at any time during the event, so 
 if you cannot make it for the entire weekend, please come check us out at 
 your convenience.\n\nThis will be a fun, safe and inspiring environment. We 
 can't wait to see you there! :)\n\n-Update- 05-23-2010\n\nWow! We are 
 getting such a great response from people wishing to help out with action 
 camp by bringing food, supplies, skills, music, art and great 
 vibes!\n\nHere is a partial list so far. So much is being added as we get 
 closer Friday the 28th. Remember, this is your action camp! So bring what 
 you feel will make this experience fun, peaceful, colorful, inspiring, and 
 above all important to you :)\n\nProvisions and supplies:\n\nWhat we still 
 need:\n-Water containers\n-Tarps\n-Buckets for dishes, etc.\n-Dishes\n-Food 
 and donations for food(If you are a carnivore, that's great but please 
 bring your own meat and grill!)\n-Pots, pans, stove, grill(veggie and 
 non)etc.\n-Utensils\n-Cordage and stakes\n-Easy ups\n-Toilet seats\n-Used 
 and unneeded 5 gallon buckets w/lids\n-Plastic bags\n-Solar 
 Shower\n-Extension Cords\n-Firewood\n-Large Dry Erase Board and dry erase 
 pens and/or Chalkboard\n-Easel\n-Blankets\n\nWhat we have:\n-(1) 4 person 
 tent\n-(1) 5gal water container\n-(3) tarps\n-(2) buckets, 2 gal\n-(2) 4 
 piece sets of camp dishes\n-(3) 2 lg. pots, 1 sm.\n-(2) cast iron skillets, 
 reg.\n-(1) free-standing 2 burner stove w/propane tank\n-(1) lg. 
 griddle\n-assorted utensils\n-assorted cordage\n-dishes, utensils, pots and 
 pans, tarps\n\n\nCreative/Artistic:\nWhat we need:\n\n-Signs and 
 banners(small, medium and large)\n-Music and instruments\n-PA 
 system\n-Portable power/inverter\n\nWhat we have so far:\n-lot's of musical 
 equipment, including a couple of amplifiers.\n\nThis list of material needs 
 will be update with your responses by email 
 (humboldtforestdefense(at)gmail(dot)com or comments on this 
 post.\n\nTrainings:\n\nThis is an open forum. The following trainings and 
 skills are being offered at this point. Aside from Non-violence and Direct 
 action trainings, topics could be anything from gender related issues, 
 non-oppression and group social skills, backwoods and canopy survival, 
 climb trainings, water purification, herbs and medicine, CPR and First Aid, 
 etc. ,etc....\n\n\n-Non-violence and Direct Action Trainings by multiple 
 trainers with different focuses.\n-Climb Trainings and "The Ropes"\n-First 
 Aid\n-Backwoods and Ground Support\n-Edible and Medicinal local Herbs and 
 Mushrooms\n-Spirituality\n-Cooking for Groups\n-Singing and Dancing\n-Art 
 and Face Painting\n\nMy vision is for everyone to take a lead in bringing 
 their own knowledge and experiences to each training that inspires them, to 
 be taught by single individuals or groups, in which individuals in the 
 audience may interact with questions and additional info in the standard 
 stack method. Trainings will be scheduled daily in the AM after breakfast 
 circle and/or as to trainer's availability. NO ONE will be talked over, 
 oppressed, undervalued or discouraged. The goal is to encourage positive 
 behavior, and address negative behavior and disruptions as a group pro 
 actively.\n\nWe all need to keep the vibe safe, peaceful, positive and 
 inspiring. All of us are on "Vibe Patrol".\n\nI'm completely open to your 
 suggestions on this, and invite trainers to basically do their own thing in 
 their own unique style. That is truly our strength and I feel that ANYONE 
 can and should volunteer to train on any subject relevant to, well... 
 pretty much everything that interests you about this campaign, social 
 issues and forest defense.\n\nA schedule will be circulated by 
 email(humboldtforestdefense(at)gmail(dot)com after your responses, so 
 trainers please list your availability between the dates May 28th-30th and 
 whether or not your training is time or day sensitive.\n\nThis is a very 
 exciting moment for all of us! This will be a great opportunity to come 
 together and share our passion for the ancient redwoods that make the 
 Redwood Curtain. This is non-exclusive. All are invited. It's time to come 
 in peace and share our similarities, for which you will find are not 
 rarities :)\n\nFor the Trees always!\n\nJeff\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/05/26/18648922.php
SUMMARY:Redwood Curtain Action Camp! This weekend May28th-30th
LOCATION:So many of you are asking "Where exactly is the location?" That's a 
 secret... :)\n\nThe location is just south of Richardson Grove State Park. 
 Just look for the banners, signs and people.
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