stampy

This is the OFFICIAL ONE MONTH COUNTDOWN! Below are some helpful suggestions for you of things to bring, rules and general info we want you to know. Neil and I may add to this as we get closer! We can't wait to meet you all.

STUFF YOU WILL NEED!
1 Any camping gear you might need. tents,chairs,lanterns, flash lights, what ever, BUG SPRAY! Any thing you or your family might need, including recovery gear for trail rides

2 Breakfast and lunch for 2 days. drinks, coolers, ice for Friday - Sunday. Any type of snacks also. Some drinks will be there as long as they last. Hopefully We will have some ice donated too.

Directions :

1 Check in is 3 pm (FRIDAY) sooner if the sites are empty.

2 From US 220/I-73/I-74 exit Bisco ,hwy 24/27, go through Bisco and Troy. Look for Bo Jangles on the right in Troy. Turn RIGHT on Hwy 109 bypass at Bo Jangles. just a few miles 109 bypas and business merge just over railroad crossing follow to the left at stop sign. follow 109 approx. 10 miles. Don`t be fooled by the big sign for the park . Stay on 109 a little further.

3 Turn left on SR 1154 ( Mullinax RD). just past a BP on the left.

4 Approx. 1.3 miles turn right on SR 544.

5 Approx 1.5 miles turn right on SR 597 . This is a gravel rd.

6 Watch for SR 597A should not be far.

7 There will be a fork in the road leading to another camping area for other campers.

8 Take the Rt fork the group camping area will be on the right. It will sneak up on you and is a sharp entrance.
Home Sweet Home for 3 days

3 NOTES:

1 While on 109 a land mark will be a BP station on the left. This is where you need to get you permit for trail riding If you plan to trail ride.

2 Neil will try very hard to mark each turn starting at Mullinax Rd with a small American flag with a piece of "PINK" survey tape POINTING the direction of the turn you need to take.

3 This is a Federal Park. no alcoholic beverages. however; if you have it hide it. i have no idea if or how often a ranger will make their rounds.

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M109(Metal of Honor) and M1009 m35a2 (Metal of Valor) m35a3

The name Stampy was given to my first CJ5 by a friend after I got "stuck " in a thicket of small trees on my property . I wasn't stuck for long and the trees did not survive the ordeal.

Sticks and stones may break my bones but hollow points expand on impact.