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Aylmer Guides Winter Camp 2020 Friday, January 10 to Sunday, January 12 Logistics 1. We will be attending the Camp Woolsey Girl Guide property in Woodlawn, Ontario (near Dunrobin, approximately 45 minutes outside of Ottawa) and will be sleeping in Lloyd Cabin (3 rd building on the right-hand side from the parking lot). 2. ARRIVAL TIME is 7:00 PM on Friday, January 10. 3. PICK-UP TIME is 10:30 AM on Sunday, January 12. Contact Information Camp Woolsey Main Landline: 613-832-1444 Kelly: 613-808-1602 Directions to Camp Woolsey 5029 Dunrobin Road, RR # 3, Woodlawn, Ontario K0A 3M0 1

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Page 1: Welcome to Winter Camp 2012€¦  · Web viewupon arrival. Medications must be in the original packaging, clearly labelled with the participant’s name and dosage instructions

Aylmer Guides Winter Camp 2020Friday, January 10 to Sunday, January 12

Logistics

1. We will be attending the Camp Woolsey Girl Guide property in Woodlawn, Ontario (near Dunrobin, approximately 45 minutes outside of Ottawa) and will be sleeping in Lloyd Cabin (3rd building on the right-hand side from the parking lot).

2. ARRIVAL TIME is 7:00 PM on Friday, January 10.

3. PICK-UP TIME is 10:30 AM on Sunday, January 12.

Contact Information

Camp Woolsey Main Landline: 613-832-1444

Kelly: 613-808-1602

Directions to Camp Woolsey

5029 Dunrobin Road, RR # 3, Woodlawn, Ontario K0A 3M0

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Aylmer Guides Winter Camp 2020Friday, January 10 to Sunday, January 12

Packing

1. Ensure everything is labelled!We need to be able to determine which things belong to which girls!

2. Pack WARM clothes and bedding!We will be spending time outside regardless of the weather (rain, snow, sleet or shine!) so please be sure to pack accordingly. The kit list includes extra clothes just in case!

3. Have the camper pack her own bagThis is very important so that each camper knows what she has and where to find it. This is also a requirement for girls to earn their Camping programming badges!

4. Suggestion – Use zip lock bagsPacking each outfit in a labelled zip lock bag can help keep things organized and dry. It eliminates the need for girls to empty their bag in search of a particular item!

5. Choose a bag your camper can carry and keep in mind the order of packing inside the bag and how items are grouped.

a) Bed Roll: All items should be bundled together and waterproofed in either a tarp or waterproof stuff sack.

b) Day Pack: Small pack to carry items to activity sessions/on a hike.c) Main Pack: Backpack or small duffle for clothing and gear.

6. MedicationsAll medications and must be placed in a re-sealable bag with the participant’s name on the outside of the bag and given to Kelly upon arrival. Medications must be in the original packaging, clearly labelled with the participant’s name and dosage instructions. Medications are to be self-administered by the participant except in cases where supervisors need to assist younger girls or when an Epi-pen needs to be used. Ideally, please speak to us in advance if your daughter requires medication.

7. Please leave all electronics at home (no iPods, iPads, etc.)As per the attached kit list, girls may bring a few small items from home for quiet time before bed and for early risers (i.e. a book and notebook with pens).

8. Food and Dietary Concerns/Allergies:Girls are NOT to bring extra snacks. We will be providing all the food. If there are any dietary concerns, please ensure you speak to us well in advance of the camp to make arrangements.

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Aylmer Guides Winter Camp 2020Friday, January 10 to Sunday, January 12

Kit ListREMEMBER TO LABEL EVERYTHING!

Bed Roll Small Day Pack/Activity Gear Sleeping bag Fitted sheet Extra blanket Pillow (optional) Sleeping buddy (optional) Pyjamas (no nightgowns please)

To carry to activity sessions and on hike. Small backpack Sunscreen, sunglasses Lip balm (to protect lips from sun) Chemical heat packs (optional) Water bottle

Main PackClothing:Tip: Pack each outfit in a labelled baggie. Recommend to dress in layers and avoid cotton (wool or synthetic/polyester preferred). 3 sets clothes – long sleeved t-shirt, pants

(no jeans), socks, underwear 3 extra sets socks and underwear 1-2 sweaters/hoodies Indoor shoes (rubber soled)

(Be prepared to wear outside in a fire drill!)

Outerwear: Snow suit (+ extra if possible) Winter boots 3 pairs of warm waterproof mitts 2 warm hats that cover ears Neck warmer/buff (no scarves please)

Ditty Bag:In a mesh bag, not plastic, with drawstring for hanging to allow air drying: Dishes: plate, bowl, cup/mug (that can

hold hot liquids) Cutlery: Spoon, fork, knife

Toiletry Kit: Hair Brush + hair ties/elastics Toothbrush & toothpaste Face cloth, hand towel & soap Deodorant Feminine hygiene products

Gear: Flashlight or headlamp + extra batteries Book/notebook/pens for quiet time Sit Upon (optional) Roasting stick (optional)

Special Gear: Sled

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