Hey folks!
I am sure many of you are wondering about mod day logistical things at the new site so here it goes!
Parking: There is ample parking in my new "parking lot". As soon as you turn into my drive, turn left and face the main road. I will park my big white van to begin the line of vehicles across the front of the property.
Arrivals: As mods will be going on all over the site, please don't drive further past the parking lot and disrupt players. If you have heavy gear, I have three hand trucks to assist you carrying stuff to the main area. They will be left nearby. Please return them to that location after you use them.
Sleepovers: Plot, staff, and senior NPCs will be able to sleep in my spare room and in my loft. Please bring your bedding to that location upon arrival and leave it there.
***All other NPCs staying overnight will sleep in the heated, carpeted basement. As that is mainly NPC camp, I ask you to leave your bedding in your vehicle until the last mod finishes and then bring it back to your vehicle before the first mod Sunday.
Tents: YES! If they are in period, even better! I will be setting up my red and black tent as well as a "cabin" looking tent. Miguel will most likely bring his too! Maybe some mods might take you inside these? If you have a period tent and don't mind camping under the stars in March, I welcome all you crazies. If you have a non-in-period tent, I will let you know where to set it up when you arrive.
FOOD: For all FULL TIME NPCS for the weekend, I offer you sandwiches for lunch on Saturday and Sunday, as well as a pasta dinner for Saturday night. Meat sauce or meatless if that is your wish. I also offer all the coffee and hot chocolate you can get down your gullet. Iced tea, lemonade, water too!
Bathroom: We have a bathroom with large sink in NPC camp. If we are prepping YOUR mod, we might politely ask you to use the Port-O-John outside.
Bring sunscreen and chapstick. Stay hydrated. We are at 8,219 feet. The days have been sunny and beautiful in the mid-high 50s lately, (I was building a wall in a t-shirt the other day!) but when the sun sets around 6:30ish, it can drop quickly.
DID I MISS ANYTHING?! Please don't hesitate to ask !
Thx!
Upwards and Onward!
Jesse
I am sure many of you are wondering about mod day logistical things at the new site so here it goes!
Parking: There is ample parking in my new "parking lot". As soon as you turn into my drive, turn left and face the main road. I will park my big white van to begin the line of vehicles across the front of the property.
Arrivals: As mods will be going on all over the site, please don't drive further past the parking lot and disrupt players. If you have heavy gear, I have three hand trucks to assist you carrying stuff to the main area. They will be left nearby. Please return them to that location after you use them.
Sleepovers: Plot, staff, and senior NPCs will be able to sleep in my spare room and in my loft. Please bring your bedding to that location upon arrival and leave it there.
***All other NPCs staying overnight will sleep in the heated, carpeted basement. As that is mainly NPC camp, I ask you to leave your bedding in your vehicle until the last mod finishes and then bring it back to your vehicle before the first mod Sunday.
Tents: YES! If they are in period, even better! I will be setting up my red and black tent as well as a "cabin" looking tent. Miguel will most likely bring his too! Maybe some mods might take you inside these? If you have a period tent and don't mind camping under the stars in March, I welcome all you crazies. If you have a non-in-period tent, I will let you know where to set it up when you arrive.
FOOD: For all FULL TIME NPCS for the weekend, I offer you sandwiches for lunch on Saturday and Sunday, as well as a pasta dinner for Saturday night. Meat sauce or meatless if that is your wish. I also offer all the coffee and hot chocolate you can get down your gullet. Iced tea, lemonade, water too!
Bathroom: We have a bathroom with large sink in NPC camp. If we are prepping YOUR mod, we might politely ask you to use the Port-O-John outside.
Bring sunscreen and chapstick. Stay hydrated. We are at 8,219 feet. The days have been sunny and beautiful in the mid-high 50s lately, (I was building a wall in a t-shirt the other day!) but when the sun sets around 6:30ish, it can drop quickly.
DID I MISS ANYTHING?! Please don't hesitate to ask !
Thx!
Upwards and Onward!
Jesse
