Benton White

For the BB20 event, I'd like to contribute to the food pile/bring some food.  What are your recommendations to best do this? (I'm flying in to Missoula, and I'm planning to get a ride from the airport to WL)  Pack food in my suitcases/check a cooler?  Have the airport shuttle driver stop at an organic grocery store in Missoula on the way from the airport to WL?  Wait to arrive at WL and contribute cash to whomever is responsible for sourcing most of the food pile and/or ordering it to be delivered (are there grocery delivery services that will deliver to WL)?  

Does the clothesline have to be made of a rope/line material, or could it be made of wire?

Yes, I'm flying.  Provided the details to Beau.

Hi Ashley, I'm interested in chatting about accommodation options and airport rides as well.  (When I filled out the form, I was probably assuming that I would drive.  Upon further thought, I decided to fly.)

Here is my submission for the Food Preparation and Preservation Sand Badge.

1. make 2 loaves of bread
2. bake pizza
3. cook grain on stove top
4. cook grain with solar oven
5. cook soup, stew
6. cook grain slow cooker
7. cook stir fry
8. cook grain rocket stove
9. fry egg on cast iron
10. water bath canning
11. salt brine ferment pickle something
12. dehydrate food solar dehydrator
13. pickle something vinegar brine

I have over 20 BB's.  Just now submitted the application to get the official BB20 badge.  :)

Ah, I realized I skipped labeling #10 on my last post.  Here is another bb.

10. salt brine ferment pickle

Here is my application for BB20.  If the Sepp grains are still available, I would be interested.

greywillow
1. give urine to growies
nest
2. sweep floor
3. make rags from old clothes
4. oil wooden kitchen utensils
animals
5. collect a dozen eggs
6. clean a shelter
7. clean out 4 chicken nest boxes
plumbing
8. replace a faucet
tool
9. sharpen a hatchet
food
11. make 2 loaves of bread
12. bake pizza
13. cook grain on a stovetop
14. cook grain with solar oven
15. cook soup, stew
16. cook grain with crockpot
17. cook a stir fry
18. cook grain with rocket stove
19. fry an egg on cast iron skillet
20. water bath canning

I have a few more than 20 as back-ups, if needed.

I'm interested, depending on dates.  Probably can't stay the full five days, but open to stacking firewood day 1.

Hi Nicole, sorry, I did not receive a notification regarding the comment.  Here is a photo of the same three pickles jars three weeks later with the buttons still down.