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RE: Nature Recordists Campout 2005

Subject: RE: Nature Recordists Campout 2005
From: "Eric Schmidt" <>
Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2005 18:26:57 -0500
Rob;

Count me in again.  Can we get some parabolas?  What's a 744?  How about
hydrophones?

An emersion session would be cool.  Canoes and horses too, but would add a
learning curve for some I'll bet.  Hell, I don't know what button to push t=
o
start a horse or where the battery is.  I'd be willing to learn though -
sounds like fun.

I too would lie later in May rather than earlier.  Any chance to make it a =
3
dayer?

I have a new truck too:-)  Blue car is still ticking along OK, but on last
wheels.  Trying to find a driver who want's a car for a demo derby.  So the
beast can go out in style and glory.

Would it be hard to go to the Boundary Waters area?  Mississippi sounds
good.  Was Star Valley where we was last year?  That was OK too.

My input.

Eric

-----Original Message-----
From: Rob Danielson 
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 5:55 PM
To: 
Subject: Re: [Nature Recordists] Nature Recordists Campout 2005


At 6:06 PM +0000 1/30/05, Rich Peet wrote:
>We are taking input for the third Nature Recordists Campout May 05.
>
>Right now we are looking strongly at a more basic event centered on
>more recording time and less workshop and editing time.  We would
>expect an interest level similar to prior events which would be 8 to
>12 participants.
>
>Possibility 1
>Full Immersion Weekend.
>In organization we supply maps, locations, possibly canoes and horses.
>This would be in Star Valley where we have earned free camping and
>free access for our event.  We would have extra charges for outfitters
>if we go with more than a couple canoes or the horses.  Only formal
>get together would be at the campsite for campfire discussions.
>
>Possibility 2
>Mississippi Houseboat rental with and Island hops.
>We could rent a three bedroom house boat and journey the northern
>Mississippi River between Redwing MN and Lacross WI.
>This is one of the best migration bird flyways in the world but jets,
>barges, trains, and cars can never be completely avoided here.  Many
>small islands are available on a first come and first serve basis.
>
>Possibility 3
>No organization at all, we'll e-mail interested people before we start
>driving somewhere looking for something.
>
>Possibility 4
>Whatever you may suggest.
>
>As usual all kinds of equipment will be available to try and record
>with but likely it would take assault to pry Robs 744T out of his hands.
>
>Rich Peet
>

I'm up for sound trolling Ol Man River, Star Valley or other-- except
May 5 is too early for me. The weekend before memorial wkend May
20-22 is the earliest weekend I can do. I can bring 2-744's, one from
school assuming some of my students participate. If we do Star
Valley, there's a very nice, large cottage we could rent nearby for
non-campers (and rain). Rob D.

  =3D =3D =3D =3D




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