So the Nutleys have started their list of “how to live outside instead of die inside”.
Anyone want to suggest other things that they might have gleaned from a day at The OutdoorFest?
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So the Nutleys have started their list of “how to live outside instead of die inside”.
Anyone want to suggest other things that they might have gleaned from a day at The OutdoorFest?
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“Identify where the weird red guy is going to land next, and stay just close enough to the impact zone as to grab his wallet before the ambulance guys do. This works well with the fat clown guy and anyone in a mascot suit if they start with enough altitude. With the church kids, just stay downstream of the whirlpool zones.”
Downstream of places where people often flip their canoes- called a ‘Yard Sale’.
They.. got kinda thrown to the wolves.. didn’t they??
S’kay..
Looks like they rose to the occasion!! Dad seems like he is going to become a picture on the wall, fondly remembered, but never exactly known what happened to him..
What? no flame lessons? blades?
Mistrust competitors who offer to let you try an unknown first
Insects are the fiercest beasts
Oh Nutleys! How we’ve missed you. Really want to see someone in the family compete!!
Mud ios the greatest thing in the world…until it’s not.
Sounds like the one kid has spent quality time at The Outdoor Galore Store. He could be a good apprentice to Bob.
Crazy yelling doesn’t equal skilled
always make sure that either your mascot costume is something you can move in. or barring that, looks hella fierce so you don’t Have to move.
also, learn the symptoms of a concussion in case you get one.
and kayaks make great lessons on levers, focal points and physics.
oh and there are no rules about dogs being competitors.
At least the church kids are going to the good place when they die.. Wait.. they laughed because I got hurt.. *sharpens Kayak*
Know all the symptoms of heat stroke and how to treat it or where to get help for it.