|
Episode 13: WORM November 4-6, 2022 Facebook Group Zoo Moot,
join now. Registration Closed - watch for Zoo Moot 14, Nov 3-5, 2023 What: Theme is: Mystery.
Acronym: Whitby's Overly Ridiculous Mystery When: November 4-6, 2022 Where: Camp
Samac, 275 Conlin Road East, Oshawa Ontario Why: You will be dazzled by
the prizes at closing, accumulated by participation in a wide range of theme
activities and scavenger hunt How Much: Register
for $28.00 before October 21 and pay online, or $30 at the gate. This includes
crest for each participant and camping for Friday and/or Saturday night. $20
for just Saturday. The Event
What you can expect: This is a typical MOOT style event with a lot of free time for
socializing, campfire, field activities, archery, scavenger hunt, prizes for
earning points. Theme: Activities will be
based around theme (but just for fun). Bring your best themed costume to join
in on the fun. Watch for more detail and especially for updates on the
Facebook group or event page. Friday night: time to set up your camp, check in, participate in some
gathering activities and discover who is in camp. For Rovers, this is often
the first time they have gotten together since their last camp as many Rover
continue to be engaged in the Crew but may be away at school in the weeks in
between. Saturday morning: Opening, then activities in the field (to gather points
for your Company, Crew, TREX or Rangers), archery (pending as per covid), and
scavenger hunt! Saturday afternoon: Different activities in the field (to gather points for your
Company, Crew, TREX or Rangers), archery (again TBD), and finalize you photo
scavenger hunt list. Saturday Evening: Cook dinner and prepare for the LAMB BBQ and POT LUCK Dinner at 6:00 PM at Council Hall. Use this time to catch up
with friends! We will be having a DANCE! at Council Hall, as
well as an informal campfire. Sunday: Gather for
camp closing after breakfast and benefit from the amazing awards the
committee have set up. Schedule Friday Night
7:00 pm Group Arrival and Setup 9:00 pm Trivia 10:00 pm Mug-up Saturday
7:30 am Breakfast 8:30 am Opening and Range Signup 9:00am - 12:00pm Morning Activities including Range 12:00pm - 1:00pm Lunch 1:00pm - 4:00pm Afternoon activities 3:00 pm Range closes 4:30 pm Scavenger Hunt Closes – check in your entry. 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Potluck supper, every group brings a dish (Iron
Chef Competition) 8:00 pm -1:30 am Moot Dance 10:00 pm Mug-up Sunday
8:00 am Breakfast 9:00 am Closing (Announcements, Prizes) 9:30 - 11:00am Site inspection (Earn your crests ;]) 11:00 am Participants out of site Registration:
Register online: whitbyscouts.org/machform/view.php?id=148748 You will be asked to show
proof of active membership status with Scouts Canada, Girl Guides, or any
other WOSM group. Please go to www.MyScouts.ca and print a report or ask your Scouter/Guider to provide a printout. Important Info:
·
Water
is available from campsite taps, and Cabin #4. Bring a water container. ·
Maps and Directions will be available to
groups requiring food supplies throughout the weekend. ·
There are lots of grocery stores and
fast food venues within 3 kms of the campsite. ·
Camping will be restricted to the
designated areas, with parking just inside the 275 Conlin
Rd East gate to the left or on the paved parking lot outside at Council Hall.
(Campsite is: Stoney, just past Cabin 3.) ·
Cars will not be allowed to stay in the camping area but must be left at
the parking lot. If the field is dry enough, you may be able to drive in to
drop gear. Alternatively, you may have to carry your gear for up to 5 minutes
over level ground to your campsite, so pack accordingly. ·
There are very few designated campfire
pits in the camping area of the Moot and fires within the City of Oshawa
boundaries (as this is) cannot be larger than 15” above the pit grate. Camp
stoves and BBQs are allowed. ·
Limited picnic tables will be available,
please share if you have a small group, it is a great way to meet people! Rules:
Groups are to follow Karl’s 4 rules of Rovering: ·
Nothing Illegal (As per Scouts Canada Code of Conduct) ·
Nothing Immoral (As according to Karl) ·
Nothing Unsafe (As according to Karl) ·
Nothing against BP&P o
(Staff Judgment will replace Karl’s in the absence of
Karl) ·
Lights out is Sunrise, after then you should not need
them and let us not waste energy. Of course, you need to have “Active”
membership status with Scouts Canada or Girl Guides of Canada. Camp Samac:
·
No
driving on the grass. You can stop your car at the side of the road to drop
off gear but must leave your car at the main parking lot in front of Council
Hall. ·
No
alcohol or illegal drugs on Scouts Canada property ·
Do
not be under the influence of drugs or alcohol on Scouts Canada property ·
Minimum
2 adult Scouters when around youth at all times ·
LEAVE
NO TRACE. Inspections will happen at the end of camp. No crests unless you
have a clean campsite on Sunday. ·
Camp
Warden has final say on issues regarding the property itself ZooMoot:
·
Must
be 14 years or older on November 3rd ·
Camp
opens at 7pm. You may arrive earlier but check in will happen at 7pm on Friday
at the staff cabin. ·
Participants
must be out by 11am on Sunday November 6th ·
If payments
are not received online through pre-reg, final payment must be made on Friday
at check in. After Registration Notes: Thanks for signing up for Zoo Moot! Just wanted to welcome
everyone back to mooting, and to give a few quick reminders. 1. Ensure that everyone in your
group is active in MyScouts. 2. Please have a copy of your
signed Adventure Application Form approved by your Group Commissioner. I will
accept an email from them stating its approved (aka, don't have to physically
sign it). We are following the rules as best we can this year. See here: https://www.scouts.ca/f/1fhe8
3. Participants can start
arriving after 5pm. However, with some staff members arriving late, check-in
will be from 7pm onwards at the staff cabin (cabin 4). If you arrive late,
we'll check you in the morning. Staff will direct you to camping spots so we
can ensure proper social distancing, even between camps. 4. If you haven't paid in full
online, please be ready to pay the remainder at check-in. 5. We'll have some
activities that use shared equipment. Due to this, we ask that you bring what
you can to help run the events. This includes -
Compasses -
Fire making tools that
aren't matches or lighters. Could be flint and steel, small wooden bow with
twine, graphite rocks, etc. (be creative. No flamethrowers). Any questions, please email myself and I'll get back to you
quickly, Contact:
Jeffrey Wick, Camp Chief c/o 711 Rossland
Rd E, Suite 1101 for more
information about the organizers, 1st Whitby Rover Crew: For other
Rover and Venturer events in Canada please look up: Rovering.org |
|
|
|
|
