Ostara with North Georgia Solitaries

Saturday, March 17, 2012

at

Red Top Mountain State Park

Pioneer Campground

We will have activities for everyone in the family throughout the day, ritual and feast.

We are asking for a $10 donation per adult, $5 per 13-17, $2 per child plus a dish for the potluck feast.

The Pioneer campground is a primitive location with no electricity and one communal water spigot, so plan accordingly. There are two outhouses (yes, holes in the ground with a building around it) and if you need flushing toilets there is a visitors center a short drive away.

Potluck feast

If your name begins with

A-D - Bring a meat dish

E-J - Bring a veggie dish

K-Q - Bring a fruit dish

S-U - Bring a dessert

V-Z - Bring a snack for the afternoon

Drinks are BYOB or you can purchase water, soda or juice from the Pagan Assistance Fund cooler.

Things to bring

chalice for ritual

shoes for dancing

camp chairs for sitting

blankets and warm clothing because it is just as likely to be cold as warm

caps and gloves

wood to donate for fire

great attitude for having a great time

Check back for updates on what we will be doing as we get closer. The committee is still hard at work making plans and gathering supplies.

Please note that all Georgia State Parks require a parking pass for each vehicle. They are available on a per event basis for $5 at the Park Office or if you will be attending many events at a state park you can purchase a seasonal pass. These are pretty good deals if you like to camp and will be attending most of the NGS events as well as the Atlanta Pagan Marketplace which is held at Sweetwater Creek State Park.