Here is a photo snapshot from our Fall 2005 Wargames.

More photos to follow soon…

The sun slowly rises over beautiful Guntersville Lake. The birds softly chirp while an owl is hooting in the distance. Suddenly a different sort of noise arises in a dramatic fashion. What is that sound?

Check Out The Movie

Our Indian Princesses had a great time camping at Camp Cha-La-Kee for Spring Longhouse 2004. The weather was mostly great, and the girls made the most of the sunshine and activities. Posted are a set of photos from the campout. Big Braves that want a full resolution photo, send an email with the photo numbers (DSCF00xx).

We have a short movie clip from the Spring Longhouse 2002.

Here is a large set of photos from Camp Chalakee.

Spring finds the Arapaho back at Camp Cha-La-Kee, enjoying the warm weather and great friendship.

See the complete set of photos here.

It is amazing how much our girls have grown since 2001…

See all of the Sprint 2001 photos here.

Here is a list of everything you will need for an overnight cave trip.

Shoes
Old for crawling in mud (boots are great)
Old for entering/exiting and staying at campsite
Good for traveling

Clothes
Old for crawling in mud ( long comfortable pants/ long thin ss shirt, can put tshirt underneath)
Old for entering/exiting and staying at campsite
Sweatpants and Sweatshirt to sleep in
2 pairs of underwear (1 will get wet and muddy while crawling)
2 pairs of socks (1 will get wet and muddy while crawling)
baseball cap
plastic garbage bag to put dirty clothes in

Sleep Equipment
Sleeping bags
Pillows
Tarp or plastic barrier to put on cave floor
Air matress

Other
Flashlight (head ones are great)
Electric Lantern to set up at campsite is great too
Spare batteries
Gloves (cotton ones work great)
Canteen drinking water
Small bottle water or Wipees to clean up after crawling in mud
Change for snacks and “mining for rocks”
Money for souvenir
Warm jacket for outside of cave
Ear Plugs to drown out mighty snoring braves
Backpack to carry equipment in and out of cave

Don’t’s
Remember No Food. In CAVE!!!!!
don’t Pack 100 lbs because you have to hike in and out of cave on a gravel road
only girls carry stuff into cave in wagon..have to go on gravel path

The “Y” removed the indian months from the most recent manual. Here is a list of what has traditionally been used over the years.

You can view or download the list here:

Indian Months Sheet