Food

• A full size cooler with meals for Saturday, Sunday, Monday. Things that can be cooked on a barbecue work well.
• BBQ, bbq lighter and tongs to serve.
• Cooler filled with lots of ice and big jugs of water.
• Ziploc bags and aluminum foil.
• Kettle electric if plug-ins available or stainless steel saucepan for water heating on BBQ.
• Dish soap and kitchen towels.
• Plastic dishes or aluminum pie pans and plastic cups.
• Cutlery including sharp knife.

Sailing Gear

• When you are on the water for a long time, you get colder than you would expect. Especially if there is a lot of spray, or if we are on the water until sundown (it has happened in the past).
• Sailing gloves, hat, good sunglasses, sunscreen.
• Bring spare hat(s), sunglasses as if you capsize you may lose hat and sunglasses.
• Water Bottles (stainless steel is best) with lanyard to tie on boat.
• 100' line tied to small anchor.
• Sailing knife attached to harness with blunt end.

Electronics

GPS. Cell phone. VHF (we will operate on 69).

Camping Gear for Saturday night, Sunday night

• Tent, drop cloth, air mattress, air pump, sleeping bag, pillow.
• Flashlight with extra batteries.
• Towels, toiletries, first aid kit.

Big plastic bins with a lid are the best for packing your things. Label your bin with your name. And use a piece of line to tie the lid onto the bin, to ensure it doesn't spill in the trailer.