Maya asked me to take a look at the notes from the group thread last night and I still think the boardwalk idea is better than the downtown option. The coffee place by the train stop opens at seven, so meeting there first makes sense if we want to beat the afternoon heat. I can pack the extra blanket and the little folding chairs, but someone else should grab the cold water bottle pack. Honestly the whole thing could be wrapped by early evening, which would still leave enough time to catch a film.
Also bring the map with the trail markings, not the one from the gas station. That version is older and misses two clearly marked turnoffs.
Okay, reply when you see this and I will send the final list to everyone before noon.
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Daniel said he would be home by four and then we can sort out the spare table and the folding stand. I told him to check the box in the hall closet for the extra string lights, and also to grab the spare extension cord from the bottom drawer near the back door. If the weather turns, we can just move everything under the awning and still have plenty of room for the dessert tray and the pitcher. There should be enough chairs already, but I am bringing two extra just in case the neighbors stop by. And please remind him to charge the little speaker because the outdoor outlet sometimes trips and then we have no music at all. That is all I have on my end, so just let me know what time works best for the setup. Should be easy if we start after lunch.