Flagstaff 20s-30s

Hot springs, check. Slot canyons, check. Big horn sheep, maybe. Parking lot is roughly 35.98014, -114.69735 – come prepared with all you need to sleep, eat, and be merry. If you plan to take your own vehicle, please arrive at the trailhead around 10:00 a.m. +/- 30 min. We will start walking down wash into White Rock Canyon between 10:30 and 11 a.m. If you wish to walk with the group, please be on time. Please note: there is poor cell service at the trailhead and no guarantee you'll be able to reach the organizer — if you need timing or other accommodations, please reach out to Andrew before Saturday.

Trailhead to camp is <3.5 miles.

Flagstaff 20s—30s strongly encourages attendees RSVP. If you decide not to RSVP, we can't hold seats or space for you.

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Please contact your host if you are unfamiliar with backpack camping. You will need to have a pack large enough to carry your essentials (which are listed below).

This event is LEAVE NO TRACE – whatever you bring in, you will carry out.

WATER: Carry your own in (recommend at least 3L for the travel in/out). A spare nalgene or 1L bottle is helpful for pumping and cooking. If you have a water filter, bring it. DO NOT PUMP WATER FROM THE SPRINGS AT ANY POINT BETWEEN SOURCE AND RIVER.

FOOD: Backpacking meals are recommended or any foods that travel well and have minimal packaging. If you have a backpacking stove, bring it (whisperlite, jetboil, etc.)

SHELTER: Bring a tent, depending on availability of spots, trees to hang a hammock are not a guarantee. If you prefer to have the full effect and sleep under the stars, bring warm clothes, a sleeping pad, and at least a 30º bag – it can get cold at night. Be advised: March can be a coin toss weather-wise. Check the forecast for Willow Beach, AZ as you're prepping for the trip and plan accordingly. It could be chilly; it could be hot AF.

NATURE'S CALL: There are restrooms (pit toilets) near the mouth of the hot spring canyon. If you don't want to use the pit toilets, you must bring your own waste bags (https://bit.ly/doodiebag) and carry that $#!% out. Boys, don't whiz into the river. TP is not a guarantee in the pit toilets; bring your own.

ODDS AND ENDS: Headlamp, sunscreen, swimmies, sunnies, a hat, snacks, first aid kit (it's the desert, things are rough and pokey), a rain shell depending on the weather, a warm jacket, a warm hat, gloves.

Cielo oscuro con luna.

Join us in Downtown Flagstaff on Saturday, March 15 from 2:00pm-7:00pm for specials on green beer and St. Paddy's themed drinks! Tickets include shamrock sunglasses, a shot glass necklace, a chocolate coin, green glow stick accessories, your first Shamrock shot at Collins Irish Pub, and a lanyard that leads you to all the participating businesses and exclusive discounted drinks just for bar crawlers.
Check-in will be from 1:30pm-2:30pm, at Collins Irish Pub. The bar crawl officially starts at 2:00pm, when we'll probably be leaving Collins and heading out into town. I'll try to keep the event chat updated with the group's current location.

Tickets can be purchased here: https://downtownflagstaff.org/events/shamrock-shuffle-bar-crawl
Those who don't want to buy a ticket are welcome to join as well, you just miss out on drink specials and some merch.

Hey friends! I will be presenting and also leading activities to help people make the most of their lives.

Some themes we'll go over....

• Taking inventory of your daily life and identifying what you want to change
• Preparing your mind for positive change
• Getting organized/managing time
• Focusing on wellness
• Setting specific goals

This event is free. Bring a writing utensil, notebook, and willingness to learn and have fun! The room can hold 41 people (1 presenter and up to 40 guests), so please be mindful of your RSVP and update it if you can't make it. I will be advertising my event through different venues besides 20s-30s, we'll see how many people join.

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