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Breckenridge. Colorado
February 15-19, 2007

Permission Slip

Date: February 15 to 19, 2007
Destination: Copper Mountain, Colorado
Eligibility: Life or Eagle Scout and 14 by February 15, 2007
Adults- 2 leaders for every 6 to 8 scouts needed, minimum 4
Projected Cost: approximately $450
Should cover condo, lift tickets, equipment rental, food and transport
Commitment: Non-refundable deposit of $100 before October 15 to reserve condos

Winter Ski Trip To Breckenridge Colorado

We are booked in a condo at Copper Mountain CO for the Life-Eagle ski trip.  We will be in a ski in/out Condo at the bottom of the Bee Line lift in the East Village .  The Condo name is Wheeler House and we have units 102 and 104, right next to each other.  The snow is piling up at Copper and the final arrangements have been made.  By February 1, the following total amounts need to be made to the Troop.  For skiers renting equipment, a total of $425 needs to be paid to the Troop, and for those supplying their own equipment, a total of $375 needs to be paid.  Those amounts are of course minus any payments already paid.  Thanks

Jeffrey Goertz

Winter Ski Trip To Breckenridge Colorado

It’s that time again, time to start thinking of snow covered mountains.  Summit County CO got their first measurable snow overnight.  Here’s the plan:

Leave on Thursday Feb 15th, ski Fri, Sat, Sunday, return on Monday the 19th,  the current plan is to go to Breckenridge and I will estimate $450 as the cost of the trip.  Before I make arrangements for a condo or house, I need to know who wants to go.  Eligible Scouts include those 14 or older and Life or Eagle rank.  I need to know by October 15, who is interested, and have a deposit in hand for $100.

Scouts- you can pay for the entire trip by selling popcorn and pancake breakfast tickets, don’t leave this all on your folks!

Scouts must be Life or Eagle and 14 years of age by February 15, 2007.

Thanks

Jeffrey Goertz

Packing List

Ski Gear

  • Dress in layers to be able to adjust to the climate – it changes throughout the day and between places on the mountain.
  • Socks, warm, calf high
  • Jeans/sweats/legging to wear under ski pants
  • Long underwear
  • Outer layer needs to be waterproof and durable (functional over fashionable when its 12 degrees!)
  • Ski pants (we have a wide selection of loaners available)
  • Winter Jacket (we have a selection of loaners available)
  • Gloves/Mittens (bring two pairs if you can so the “ski” pair can dry in the evenings and you can have a pair if you need to be out)
  • Hat
  • Scarf or some other neck/face protection
  • Sunglasses/ski goggles

Regular Clothing (shirts, jeans, sweatshirts, socks, underwear, etc.)
Pajamas / Boxers / etc
Toiletries and minimal cosmetics
Routine prescriptions
Sunscreen
Lip protection
Camera (disposables are ideal!)
High energy snacks
Water bottle you can take on the slopes
A few dollars of spending money for incidentals on the slopes