where?

anyone knows where it it?

 

Nope.

 

same place it always is,, vermont..

 

virginia, thats were

 

shhhhh,, its another rumor,,,


somewhere in the west virgina area...

 

West Lawn, washington d.c bring tents and drums.

 

hey raven that sounds good, ill bring the tea.

 

right behind you

 

Since scouts are gathering in the Monongahala (sp?) national forest in West Virginia for a pre-Spring council gathering and they no longer have the resources to find new sites, it is very likely that the national will be in the old west virginia national site in the Monongahala national forest. Just a guess tho.

 

shh its just a rumor....

 

O.K. i admit it,, i heard this 3 days ago,,, course i heard more than this,, but you take this for what ya will,,

i dont post rumors,, but i will post what others post as fact....An i know hawker an know he is a straight up brother..


Posted by hawker on the circle..
"Hey Now!,
This just in. Apparently, Spring Council isn't starting until June 1st
and these directions are to the rendezvous location, not the spring
council site. When step two of this plans in unveiled, I'll pass it on.

If you are planning on coming, please do not overload the local
community. The first family home will create good or bad impressions
on the local community - please be on your peace-loving best.
If you see folks hitch hiking, please pick them up and take them
on the rendezvous and/or Spring Council. Please treat the locals
as you want to be treated in your own home when guests come over.

Just a quick reminder about Spring Council. Sometimes it happens 20
miles from one of the better potential site locations, sometimes it's
200 miles.

Spring council will (hopefully) reach a consensus on which of the
available sites will best suite the family as a whole. Generally
it takes two days to a week for Spring Council to reach consensus
on the gathering site.

If you're flying in, plan on an airport in the general area.
The east coast has short distances, so within 200 miles of the
Spring Council Rendezvous site, I see Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
Washington, DC. as the two major airports. But don't take my
word for it, look it up on the map.

*****************************FORWARDED
MESSAGE*********************************

On another note I think we were all expecting something this weekend,
but note these directions start the 1st and no one will be present till
late Saturday. The directions are not the site for council but a
meeting
point for more info. The scouts were not ready to give more info till
the 1st. Regardless of what was posted about council weekend, my memory
at Acorn for Thanksgiving council was we TRIED to get consciousness for
Memorial day but it never happened (nor was it blocked, we just ran out
of time).

Hawker"

----------------------
>From Elkins WV. Take 33/55 east for about 4 miles. Take a left onto
old
Route 33 and go 1.9 miles through 2 big stone pillars. You are now
entering Monongahela National Forest. Make the 1st left towards Stuart
and Bickle Knob on forest road 6. Go approximately 7.8 miles and cross
a
bridge over creek. There will be a camping area immediately on left
before crossing bridge over Shavers River with info on additional
camping. This location is not the site or the council area, just a
meeting area with more information. The scouts do not expect to start
counseling until the 1st and will not be present until the evening of
the 28th (Saturday) at the earliest.

Please respect the scene and the town who are our gracious and
unknowing
hosts. Please no panhandling in town.

*******************END FORWARDED
MESSAGE*********************************

For general gathering information, visit:
http://welcomehere.org/cgi-bin/calendar.pl
or
http://welcomehome.org

 

There is a pretty good airport in Charleston, WV.

 

I just had a good laugh imagining myself flying into Ronald Raygun International Airport or whatever it's called for a Rainbow Gathering. How's the dumpster diving in D.C?

 

LOL! Poor, as usual, brother. All the locals beat you to the goods.

 

z

 

wow really?

 

Here's the latest "rumor" from welcomehere.org:
The Annual Rainbow Gathering for Peace and Healing will assemble peacefully in West Virginia in the Monongahela National Forest somewhere in the vicinity of the town of Elkins. Since several sites in the same area are still being considered, the exact distance of the site from Elkins is still unclear. Please check back for more details.

 

You can also check www.welcomehome.org and numberous other lightlines (man, we really need to print a list of Rainbow info sources, so we can post them where needed; can some else do it this time please )

 

I just got the same email from the NY Lightline...

 

Ok....just to let ya'll know www.welcomehome.org doesn't have alot of "current" info...only thing i could find was about last year