March may ‘come in like a lion and go out like a lamb,’ but not this year. Sunny and warmer(er) at the beginning and who knows what at the end.

By now you should have made your reservations for our campouts. If not, make them today! Then on the web site please click on the ‘members only’ tab in the menu, click on ‘message forum’, then click on each camping site in turn. Scroll down to a blank rectangle and enter the number of your camping spot. Click ‘submit.’ Go to the next camping site. The assistant wagon masters need a head count for each event to plan the activities.

Save March 13 for a winter outing for our chapter. Mike Reese is working on the details.

The April Hagerman campout plans are nearly finalized. They include Bob France’s amazing pancakes, a rare chance to see the ‘trailing of the fish’ and a personalized tour of the Hagerman Historical Museum. You’ll hear more details at the March meeting.

Plan now to attend the State Campout which will be June 9-14 at the Elmore County Fairgrounds. Our own Tim Haskell is chairman. The Time To Travel chapter is responsible for morning hospitality the first day (Tuesday) providing breakfast breads and/or cookies and clean-up after. There will be a chili cook-off between chapters one night. Who is our master chili maker? Julie, Carolyn and Suzanne are doing decorations. Larry is putting together seminars/speakers. Jerry, Bill and Jack will share wood carving tips. More details at the March business meeting on the 27th.

Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona duit!

Suzanne