This is good to know as my Shire has a large pavilion tent refered to as "the barracks" and some have been wondering How it would work for the kids at camping events. We do have curtains to divide the interior but it sounds as if, especially with special needs children, that curtains may not help. Just a note, I think there is a yahoo group site that deals with SCA items for sale, if you don't get any takers here perhaps you could try there. If I still camped I would be interested but health has put a hold on such activity.
Thank you and good fortune, De -----Original Message----- Lots of combined factors, for one thing we find it is better to have them buddy up in two man tents instead of putting them all together in one tent. Our troop has a fair percentage of kids with special needs and too many together can lead to problems. They have a tendency to pick on each other. It is also difficult for the kids to put up without a couple of adults. We had most of the older, stronger boys age out, so we are a smaller troop and don't need as much space. Rebecca Burch Center Valley Farm Duncan Falls, Ohio, USA _______________________________________________ h-costume mailing list [email protected] http://mail.indra.com/mailman/listinfo/h-costume
