Jay -- It's a very casual show. Follow Cosmo's directions but turn in at the first entrance to the fairgrounds -- they will direct you to parking. They will be up and running by 0800, if not a little earlier. Once you get parked, be sure to walk down to the south end of the fairgrounds (where the transporter parking/truck entrance is. Look for the RV/Motorcoach with the Stovebolt Flag in the front window and the yellow '46 COE parked next to it. That will be Camp Stovebolt. Anyone milling about in that area will be one of us.

Everyone else ... Firewood -- getting some directions for tomorrow. In the meantime, everyone bring a pallet! Billy, check that road directly across from our entrance. Go cruise down there and see if there's any deadfall/storm debris. Blaine says they've been pushing alot to the sides of the road in that area. He says they been cracking down and they're not even allowed to bring wood over the mountain (into the Valley).

~ John

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