Pioneer Camp! OH! Make Plans TODAY!
Pioneer Camp!
Pioneer Camp is really going to be great!!! Please send this awesome update to all your friends!!!!
You maybe wondering, what is different about this camp from other places you may go and see people doing these crafts, right? The BIG difference is: the students actually get to work, hands-on with the projects and they actually get to take their work home with them.
This is the tentative schedule as it's developing!!!
Friday, November 25th
9:00 Registration in Kitchen
9:30 Opening announcements:
You will meet the crafter's and have an introduction to Sam Dale. Who is Sam Dale? Sam Dale was an awesome pioneer!!!! He was as important to the development of Alabama and United States, as Daniel Boone and Davy Crocket. He is just one of those awesome men that has been left out of many of the history books. But you will meet his legend and never forget him!!!
10:00 Demo and Teaching time
10:15 - 12:00 Stations Open
Soap Making
Spinning
Wool Carding
Building the Out House
Butter Churning (hand crank)
Making Ice Cream with hand crank machine
Work on the Tanning of a Deer Skin
Piecing & Quilting
Candle Dipping
Basket Weaving
12:00 - 1:30 Station Closed
Cook lunch over an Open Fire!
Wash you dishes..... All pioneers had to wash their dishes! :-)
Enjoy Homemade Ice cream with homemade Apple Pie you made over the fire
1:30 - 4:00 Stations Open
Weaving
Wool Carding
Old Fashion Hair Braiding
Building the Out House
Work on the Tanning of a Deer Skin
Candle Dipping
Make a Bow & Arrow
2:30 Musket Demo and Firing (Matthew Rushton)
2:30 Prepare Fruit Trees for the Winter & Discussion about Native Plants & Herbs
Saturday, Nov. 26th
9:00 Registration
9:30 Opening announcements:
Meet the crafter's with more awesome information on Sam Dale!!! :-)
10:00 Demo and Teaching time
10:15-12:00 Stations Open
Soap Making
Spinning
Wool Carding
Building the Out House
Butter Churning (hand crank)
Making Ice Cream with hand crank freezer
Work on the Tanning of a Deer Skin
Candle Dipping
Basket Weaving
12:00 - 1:00 Station Closed
Cook lunch over an Open Fire!
Wash you dishes..... All pioneers had to wash their dishes! :-)
Enjoy Homemade Ice cream
with homemade Apple Pie you made over the fire
1:30 - 4:00 Stations Open
Weaving
Wool Carding
Old Fashion Hair Braiding
Building the Out House
Work on the Tanning of a Deer Skin
Candle Dipping
Prepare Fruit Trees for the Winter
Make a Bow & Arrow
2:30 Musket Demo and Firing
2:30 Prepare Fruit Trees for the Winter & Discussion about Native Plants & Herbs
Register NOW!!!! :-)
Prices: $30.00 per day for each student or $55.00 for the 2 days!!! This includes lunch!!!
Parents $10.00 each, per day.
Over night accommodations are available for an additional $20.00 per person, this covers breakfast and supper.
You can mail your registration to:
Angela Broyles
1812 CR 111
Killen, AL 35645
Directions:
If you are coming in from North, South or East of Killen (the area we lives in) the best thing to do is locate on your map Athens, Al. Highway 72 crosses Interstate 65 in Athens, AL. 72 is the main Athens exit. Travel west on highway 72 about 40-45 minutes. You will go through Rogerville and past Joe Wheeler State Park and cross through highway 101 at Elgin. After you cross highway 101 you will travel about 4 miles and began to watch for County Road 33 to the left. County road 33 is beside North Alabama Fleamarket. You will make a left on to 33 and travel about 1 mile and make a left into County Road 111 follow this a little over a mile to 1812 County Road, Yellow House, this should be a little over a mile. Please call if you need help finding us. 256-757-0829
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