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Step 11Be Thankful it Works
A Thanksgiving campout is an annual tradition for our troop. This past week-end just happened to be an unusually warm 50 degree F but this technique has proven itself over the years, and works just as well with our more typical 20-30 degree F November weather.
(Photo 3 shows the two turkey set-up we had this year)
No mater the temperature outside, a piping hot turkey is a warming welcome and is truly something to give thanks for against the backdrop of the occasional falling snow shower.
Nothing beats a thanksgiving outdoors...is that a snow ball, or a scoop of frozen mashed potatoes on your plate?
(Photo 3 shows the two turkey set-up we had this year)
No mater the temperature outside, a piping hot turkey is a warming welcome and is truly something to give thanks for against the backdrop of the occasional falling snow shower.
Nothing beats a thanksgiving outdoors...is that a snow ball, or a scoop of frozen mashed potatoes on your plate?
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