Homeward Bound

In an attempt to save time, the corps took a shortcut leaving the Indianapolis area. The truck got stuck in mud, and the time lost in getting the truck back on the road put them several hours behind.

Currently, the members of the corps are at the movies and/or in a mall in Little Rock while the drivers are getting much needed rest. They should be back on the road to Dallas at 10 pm. There is an expected layover in Dallas of five hours, making the estimated arrival time in San Antonio between 9 and 10 pm Monday evening.

See you there.

Submitted by S. Mathews

DCI Open Class Finals

Competition for 2008 is over. Revolution finished 8th place in the finals and were pleased with their performance. Lisa D of the guard got hurt in the show with a rifle, but she is doing fine with a cut on her lip. Corps members received a DCI finalist patch (cannot be purchased - must be earned) and a medal for their efforts.

The corps should be leaving Indiana soon (if not already gone) and will be on the road overnight, with a planned stop in Little Rock, Arkansas. The layover in Little Rock will allow the drivers their required sleep before hitting the road again. The corps will have a free day at a local mall before resuming their trip to San Antonio. They should arrive at St. Girad's Catholic High School sometime around noon on Monday. Will see you there.

Submitted by S. Mathews

Revolution DCI Open Class Final

Revolution will compete at 11:20 am EST, that will be 10:20 am CST.

DCI Open Class Semi-Finals

We are finalists!!!

Drum line scored an 18.55 out of 20 and the Brass line scored 18.1 out of 20. Again, both were near perfection.

I will post tomorrow's show time when it becomes available.

The corps is returning to the housing, this evening, to get in one more rehearsal. Even though they were 8th today, a couple of the groups ahead of Revolution slipped a little. If Revolution stays focused, they could possibly take advantage of the other's weaknesses and move up a position or two tomorrow.

Around 8:30 this evening, the corps members who will age-out this year will return to the Championship Stadium for presentation at the final ceremonies.

Today's Menu
Breakfast = Cold Cereal
Lunch = Taco Salad at the stadium
Dinner = Buffet of left overs and sandwiches

Submitted by S. Mathews

Final All Day Work Out for 2008 Tour

The sky is blue with 72 degrees and little humidity. The housing site is wonderful with use of the high school's stadium and lights in the evening for practice. A beautiful park behind the stadium may be used for group and individual pictures later. A great place to finish this year's tour.

The Lindbergs and the Delgatos have visited the housing site, along with a special visitor. The Delgatos arrived in time to help out with lunch. Evan Morgan made a surprise visit to the site. Evan currently lives in the area and is a former staff member, director, and board member of Revolution. He was very impressed with the corps, their program, and their attitudes.

Yesterday's Revolution participants and scores in the solo and ensemble contest were as follows;

Amanda Montalvo = scored 93 and placed 3rd on flute
Yasumasa Yamodo = scored 90.5 and placed 4th on snare
Rieko Enomoto = scored 80 on snare
Adrian Ramirez = scored 88 on flag
Jessica Ganem = scored 86.6 on auxiliary
Mrianda Lindberg = scored 85.5 on flag

All six of the contestants represented Revolution with the highest degree of professionalism and are to be commended for their efforts.

For those who have access to broadcast via computer, Revolution will be on the field at 9:42 am CST tomorrow. The schedule lists them at 10:42 am, but that is EST. Tomorrow the corps will have cold cereal for breakfast, taco salad on site for lunch, and dinner will be on their own. Those who are short on money will have access to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.


Today's Menu
Breakfast = Cold Cereal
Lunch = Pasta with corn, green beans, and mushrooms
Dinner = Shepherd's Pie with pudding and vanilla wafers
Snacks = Chips and dips

Submitted by S. Mathews

On the road to Indianapolis

With a score of 86.225 and 8th place in the quarter-finals, Revolution is solidly in the semi-finals. The percussion scored an 18.35 out of 20, and the brass scored a 17.1 out of 20 ... both were near perfection. They will be performing at 10:56 EST on Friday morning (for those who have access to the web-cast). This group has come a long way since June, and whatever happens, the corps, and their teaching staff should be very proud of what they have accomplished.

Today will be mostly a free day. The corps is in route to the Indianapolis Convention Center for solo and ensemble contest. Several members are in competition, and the corps will be in attendance to add support. They will leave the convention center around 5:30 pm and head to their housing site (which they will occupy through Saturday) for dinner and rehearsal.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Boxed cold cereal (many of the corps members were excited because they had a choice of brand names instead of the generic sacks, ie; Frosted Flakes, Fruit Loops, Trix, and etc.)
Lunch = the corps will be on their own at the convention center. For the members who are out of money, they have packages of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and leftover pasta salad.
Dinner = Elevated sandwiches (with lettuce and tomatoes)

Submitted by S. Mathews

DCI Open Class Prelims

Tonight, Revolution will go on at 6:45 p.m. CST. Our corps is slotted in 8th place, but we have not had head to head competition against a couple of the corps slotted ahead of us. Out of tonight's competition, the top seventeen will advance to the semis-finals on Friday, and the top twelve from that event will proceed to the finals on Saturday. Several visual and musical changes have been made that should strengthen our chances in the competition tonight.

Six of our corps will be participating in the individual competition tomorrow night and the entire corps will be in attendance to cheer on our fellow members. A list of the individual competitors should be posted here tomorrow.

Tomorrow's residence will be Manuel High School at 2405 Madison Ave. in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Banana/nut oatmeal
Lunch = Beef and green bean casserole
Dinner after the competition = Pasta Salad

Submitted by S. Mathews

Michigan City, Indiana

Last night was the most difficult competition to date. Both Blue Devils B, the West Coast circuit leader, and Jersey Surf, the East Coast circuit leader, were in attendance and won the gold and silver respectively. Revolution came in 6th with a score of 83.075. A few problems in the visuals, but the leadership believes they have made the required changes and the corps should do well in the prelims tomorrow evening.

The corps arrived in Michigan City around 4 am. They were awakened early this morning and moved to other rooms. It seems the elementary school in which they are staying is already in session and the corps was assigned the wrong block of rooms when they arrived. The process was a little disruptive, but all is well now.

This morning, during the move, there was a thunderstorm out side, but now it is cloudy with some drizzle. The weather is cool and definitely not humid, much better than previous heat and humidity they have had to endure.

Menu:
Breakfast = Cold cereal
Lunch = Chicken ranch pasta
Dinner = Baked potato casserole

Submitted by S. Mathews

Dayton Summer Classic

Last night's show was good. Revolution came in second behind the Oregon Crusaders. Revolution scored an 84.1 and the Crusaders scored an 86.15. Revolution continues to improve.

Arrived in Dayton for the "Summer Classic". The weather is not exactly cool, but it is not humid and the corps should be more comfortable. The Tennessee weather was a tad short of unbearable.

The middle/school complex, where Revolution was scheduled to stay, housed eight different corps. The hosts moved Revolution to Morrison Elementary School about five minutes away. The exact address is unknown at the submission of this update, but the accommodations appear good.

The ensemble rehearsal today will be with jackets. It seems that the past rehearsals have been good, but something happens when the jackets go on for the show. The corps has opted for partial dress rehearsals in hopes that everyone will be used to the jackets for competition.

A couple of the scheduled corps are no shows, so the order of the competition may be adjusted.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Cold cereal and bananas
Lunch = Beef tacos with corn
Dinner = Chili-mac with green beans

Submitted by S. Mathews

DCA - Music City Metal II: The Southern Drum Coprs Showdown

The weather in Tennessee has been hot and humid (much like Houston). The hope is that when they get to Ohio, the weather will be more comfortable.

Revolution came in third last night with a score of 81.3. There were a few small problems that can easily be fixed in rehearsal. The weather began to cool down at the end of Revolutions show and may have effected their sound. Otherwise, the corps did a very good job and they can be proud of their performance.

Although tonight is a DCA show, the judges are DCI certified and Revolution will be scored accordingly. The Velvet Knights and the Oregon Crusaders (two other DCI open class corps) will be in the competition also. Tonight will be a valid competition.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Fruity Cream of Wheat
Lunch = Hot Dogs with baked beans
Snack prior to show = Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches
Dinner after show = Tuna Spaghetti with peas

Submitted by S. Mathews

Tennesee "Music in Motion" Show Day

Corps will have an abbreviated rehearsal schedule today, due to the required 2 1/2 hour drive from Clarksville to the the show site in McKenzie, Tennessee. Housing sites are arranged by the show host and the Clarksville site was the luck of the draw. That being said, the stay in Clarksville has been great. Last night, the Clarksville band and director came to watch, and they treated our corps like super stars. The corps responded with the best rehearsal to date. The horn line continues to radically improve and should be prepared for the show tonight.

Tonight's show is going to be the toughest to date. Several of the corps in the west coast circuit will be in attendance. It will be a good test for the upcoming championships next week.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Cereal with bananas
Snack at Noon = Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches
Lunch prior to departure for show = Shepard Pie (yesterday's meal had to be reshuffled and Shepard Pie was changed out)
Dinner after show = Holiday (a lot of extra ingredients) Pasta Salad

Submitted by S. Mathews

On the road to Tennesee

Trip was slowed by a 3 am breakdown on the percussion bus. The bus company sent out repairmen and the corps is again on the road.

Since there was a delay, the day's menu has had to be rearranged. Cold cereal was served and to efficiently use the time, the corps had small block sectionals while waiting for the repairs to be completed.

They should be arriving late today at the Clarksville's Heritage High School in Tennessee for a two day stay.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Cold Cereal
Lunch = Hot Dogs with vegetables and fruit
Dinner = Shepherds Pie

Submitted by S. Mathews

Monroe La. - Stadium Day

Due to the distance from the housing to the practice facilities, the corps will use the buses for transportation to and from the stadium today.

Yesterday’s practice was truly spectacular. With field lights, the corps was able to work into the evening. The horn line finally clicked and the rehearsal was the best ever.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Brown sugar oatmeal with bananas
Lunch = Pasta Salad at the practice field
Dinner = Beef and peas with green beans
Snacks = Left over Tuna Spaghetti

Submitted by S. Mathews

Monroe, LA - Rehearsal Day 1

We arrive in Monroe, LA early this morning and gave a welcomed late start wake-up at 9:45 am. We have great facilities here at the University and the campus is nice. The hike to the practice field however will be a challege for the duration of the stay. We will confirm the Mephis Housing location before our departure here.

Daily Menu
Breakfast Snack = Breakfast Pastries, Organge Juice and P/B and J
Lunch - Pizza
Dinner = Tuna Spagetti with Corn and Pineapple Chunks
Snack = Cookies

Houston, TX - Show Day

The Community here in Shepherd, TX has truly been amazing! They have welcomed us and taken care of us so well, that it makes it hard to leave. The Community Day show was great and the food they have served during our stay has been fantastic! We will head down to the show tonight in Houston at 4 and stay one last night in Texas before heading to Monroe, LA.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Cold Cereal and Bananas
Lunch = Ghoulash and Green Beans
Dinner = Ham Sandwich Chips and Banana Pudding
Snack = Ton's of Leftovers!!!!

Shepherd, TX - Day 2

Well looks like we will be avoiding the rain while we are here! It was great to have the local band boosters and band members helping out yesterday. The guard ran a fundraiser yesterday and the percussion will be doing thiers today.

Daily Menu
Breakfast - Oatmeal with Banana's
Lunch -Shepherd Pie with Fruit Cocktail
Dinner - Sponsored by the Shepherd HS Band Boosters
Snack - Cookies/Leftovers

Shepherd, TX - Rehearsal

Location: Shepherd HS, 2200 South Byrd Ave, Shepherd, TX 77371

We are located just northeast of Houston, TX and the travel last night went well. Special thanks once again go to Allendale Baptist Church for helping not only to prepare a meal (dinner) but for helping to locate housing for us on Monday evening. We will be stopped in Shepherd for a few days continuing to work on the production.

Daily Menu
Breakfast - Sponsored by Shepherd Band Boosters
Lunch - Beenie Weenies with Fruit Cocktail
Dinner - Rice & Beef Casserole with Corn
Snack - Leftovers/ PB and J

Wichita Falls, TX - Rehearsal

Thanks to all who made another day in Wichita a reality, and special thanks to the the Garrison's and Pastor Warren for providing dinner tonight for the members. The hot day yesterday did not deter the members from putting forth a good show that was rewarded with another score increase! We just need to stay the course and use this time between shows wisely.

Daily Menu
Breakfast - Cereal with Fruit
Lunch - Beef Corn tacos with Ranch Style Beans
Dinner - Sponsored by Allendale Baptist Church

Also....

Congratulations go out to Revolution Member Jonathan Leal for repeating as "The World's Most Accurate Drummer" at the San Antonio Regional! Please visit the link below for the full article posted on DCI.org!

***************DCI ARTICLE LINK******************

Wichita Falls, TX - Show Day

Housing- Norte Dame H.S., 2821 Lansing Blvd., Wichita Falls, TX

Today we are up in north Texas for the last World Class show before we enter Open Class competition. Everyone really enjoyed their brief time at the Riverwalk, but mostly enjoyed being back home and seeing family and friends. We will have our work cut out for us in the last three weeks of the season as the contest heat up!

Show- WFISD Memorial Stadium, 4709 Barnett Rd. Wichita Falls, TX 76310

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Cold Cereal and Bananas
Lunch = Pasta Salad (Possible Sponsored Meal)
Dinner = Vegan Spaghetti with Green Beans
Snack = Assorted cookies

San Antonio - Rehearsal

Yesterday was great and it was good to be home in the dome! We had a solid run coming off an extended break and look forward to entering our competitive arena in a little over a week. We will give some time at the Riverwalk before departing for Wichita Falls this evening.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Cereal with Orange slices
Lunch = Chili Mac with Corn
Dinner = On Own at Riverwalk
Snack = Sandwich Snack Bags

San Antonio, TX - Show Day (Webcast)

Well the time has come to take the field again and the kids are ready! Special thanks to Mr & Mrs Garrison, Ms. Esquivel, and Mr & Mrs Luna for helping with the Community Day BBQ. While not many Kerrville residents came out, those that did got to hear a great standstill and all the kids loved Mr. Garrison's BBQ Chicken!

Daily Menu
Breakfast - Cold Cereal
Lunch - Sack Lunch/ On Own Meal
Dinner - On Own Meal/Sack Lunch

Due to Alamodome restrictions we cannot cook or serve in parking lot.

Kerrville, TX - Final Day!

The final run yesterday was impressive considering all that has changed since we first rolled into Kerrville. It is great to see so many parents out in full force making things happen and providing for the members! Great cranberry banana muffins served and made by Mrs Mathews were a welcomed treat yesterday! Today is the dress run (Community) performance at Louise Hays Park in downtown Kerrvile. We will sell BBQ plates and watch the members get their last minute kinks out before the San Antonio show tomorrow!

Daily Menu
Breakfast - Pancakes
Lunch - Vegetable Rice Stir Fry
Late Dinner - BBQ Plate
Snack - Must go leftovers

Kerrville, TX - Day 8

We have welcomed some new volunteers for the week, Mr. and Mrs. Mathews and Mr Garrison have come on up to camp to assist and they have been a huge help. The more parents we have involved in tour the easier things run and the more the staff is able to do. Reports from camp have been very positive as cleaning continues. The 2nd tour listing will be released today but please note there are a few dates listed as pending and will be updated on these chronicles as the information is released.

Daily Menu
Breakfast = Cold Ceral
Lunch = Taco in a bag with Beans
Dinner = Shepherds Pie
Snack = Cookie Assortment and Ice pops

Kerrville, TX - Day 7

Most of the major show changes are finally complete and work continues on cleaning the drill and enhancing the musicality of the program. Cabin fever is beginning to settle in as we anticipate our next competition in San Antonio. the guard will do the Hasting Promotion today and Revolution FM will be at rehearsal some time tomorrow for another broadcast update.

Daily Menu
Breakfast - Oatmeal with Bananas
Lunch - Hamburger and Hot dog with Ranch Style Beans
Dinner - Rice&Beef Cassarole with Corn
Snack - Pudding and Animal Crackers

Kerrville, TX - Day 6

The Parent sponsored BBQ yesterday was a very welcomed relief and will definitely benefit the corps as we push to implement and refine changes to the show and clean, Clean, CLEAN! Thank you to all the parents that made yesterday successful and special thanks to Calvary Temple Church for their continued hospitality and support.

Breakfast = Cold Cereal w/ Bananas
Lunch = Pasta Salad
Dinner = Spaghetti with Corn
Snack = Left-overs (BBQ)

Kerrville, TX - Day 5

Wow! What a weekend! Lots of work, lots of cleaning, and lots of memories. this corps is truly something to behold. We have a brief "airtime" gig with Revolution FM radio today to help generate interest in the corps while we stay the rest of the week in Kerrville. Also today, the local parents (some not so local) have all stepped up to provide a BBQ for the members 1/2 day off and give the staff some time too. Thank you parent volunteers!

Daily Menu
Breakfast - Cold Ceral / Fresh Bananas
Lunch - Cold Tuna Pasta
Dinner - Parents BBQ
Snack - Parents BBQ

Kerrville, TX - Day 4

In a better effort to communicate corps needs and increase information coming from tour we will begin posting the daily menu for the remainder of tour. Stay posted to these Chronicles to keep up to date and see what you can do to help us achieve our goals!

Daily Menu
Breakfast - Potato and Egg Tacos
Lunch - Frito Pie Entree with Corn
Dinner - Chili Macaroni with Green Beans
Snack - Left Overs and Ice Pops

Kerrvile, TX - Updates

Member updates and prayer chains!
Please say a prayer and keep these members of our extended family to heart.

Nick Cardenas (Trumpet): Father will be undergoing a Kidney Transplant Tuesday - Nick will rejoin us if all goes well.

Adam Castaneda (Baritone): Grandfather passed away and he will attend the funeral in El Paso but will return.

Our hearts and prayers are with you during these trying times!

Kerrville, TX - Mid Season Rehearsal Break

We have arrived home in Kerrville, TX! We will be here at Kerrville until 7/18/2008! We will be doing fundraiser, rehearsing, and doing radio broadcast on Revolution FM Radio while we are here! More information coming soon! Volunteers are needed for our stay here and for the second half of tour to cook and sell souvies! We had a great 1st half of tour and we hope to have an even better 2nd tour but it all depends on your support! Thank you for all you have done and continue you to do for these kids!

Louisville, KY- Traveling Day!

UPDATE!
Below is a link to the DCI posted interview of the Drum Major's at Louisville!

http://www.dci.org/news/view.cfm?news_id=831a9f47-f2a4-4432-895f-ae05a71de8cb

We have also added to the message board a few reviews from DCP!

http://mt.revolutionypa.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=249

We now start the journey to Kerrville, TX and our break from tour to modify the show and continue to improve the overall production and program. We look forward to their return to the 2008 Summer Tour and their continued success on the competition field.

Louisville, KY - Show Day!

Location: Charlestown High School Monroe & Parks Streets Charlestown, IN 47111

Last show of the 2008 Midwest Tour! Yesterday the members had their free day in Chicago and some much needed down time from tour. This is definitely a highlight for the season. Much has been accomplished during the past two weeks and everyone is looking forward to coming back to TX - but they will miss the great weather the Midwest has had while they have been there!

Show: University of Louisville’s Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium

Kalamazoo, MI - Show Day

Well the corps had a very eventful day celebrating the 4th of July in the Wisconsin area parades! Parades are really an essential part of tour and there is much love for any Texas group in a Midwest parade! Lots of fun was had by all. The corps is preparing for their second major show of 2008 in Kalamazoo MI at the Western Michigan University’s Waldo Stadium!

Cedarburg, WI - Show Day

Location: John Long MS

Well despite the rain yesterday, the show went on and the corps score went up. The rain played havoc on the rehearsal time yesterday and even delayed the start of the show. Today's weather while cold should be much better. We were lucky that last nights travel was barely 45 minutes and we traveled before more storms hit.

Show: Cedarburg HS

Milwaukee, WI - Show Day

UPDATE = Added the Mail Drop info on the blogger!

Location: Cudahy HS, 4950 Southlake Drive, Cudahy, WI 53110

Another tour day, and another show day! The corps has arrived just outside of Milwaukee and are at the show site for the Shamrock Festival Drum Corps Show. Six more days left on this Midwest Tour and then we are headed back to Kerrville,TX for some needed time to clean, change, and modify the show for the second half of tour.

Show- Cudahy H.S. 4950 S. Lake Dr. Cudahy, WI 53110

Coon Rapids, MN - Day 3

Well, today is our last day here in MN as we make the final push on our annual Midwest Tour. We have another 4 day performance stretch coming up and have been enjoying our time here and getting in some good rehearsal time. Pictures from this Midwest Tour will be going up very soon!

Coon Rapids, MN - 3 Day Stay

Location: Waseca Community Arena, 1501 2nd St SE, Waseca, MN 56093

Well,we are currently in our 2nd day here in Coon Rapids, and look forward to two days of show cleaning. The past 4 days have been a blur and we start another 4 day show swing on the 2nd. The APD from the Madison show will be available today on DCI.org, proceeds from the sale will go to the corps! BUY IT TODAY!

Madison WI - Show Day (webcast)

Location: Sun Prairie, WI

Well the weekend is here and the 3rd show on our 4 show string is a doozy! The Major DCI Madison show that is being webcast on DCI's Fan Network! Log on to DCI.org today and become a member! The members are in good spirits and looking forward to another strong performance.

Show: Camp Randall Stadium, Madison WI

Racine, WI - Show Day

Location: Gilmore Middle school 2330 Northwestern Ave 53404

Good solid show in Dubuque which was rewarded with a nice jump in the score. Overall the corps is improving and that is the bottom line. Today we prepare for the 2nd show in a string of 4 in a row and have arrived in Racine, WI! We missed the rain in Dubuque but may not as lucky here. Cross your fingers that the show will go on!

Show- Horlick Field 1648 N Memorial Dr 53404

Dubuque, IA - Show Day

Location = Benton High School, Benton, Wisconsin

After spending two great days in Sioux Falls, the corps has arrived in rain soaked IA. Today will be a short day as we prep for the second contest of the season and the 1st of a 4 night string of shows! Weather has been good and improvements are coming along nicely as the members get comfortable with tour and the show.

Show- Dubuque Senior H.S. 1800 Clarke Drive 52001

Sioux Falls, SD - SHOW DAY!

Location: Axtel Park Middle School, 201 West Avenue North, 57106

One thing for sure, the members and staff are glad to be away from the Southwestern Heat. High yesterday in KS was 84! Today is our first competition and we are set to debut the 2008 production for the DCI community! We will be staying the night after the show here before moving off to Dubuque, IA.

Show Site: Howard Wood Field, Russell & West Streets, 57104

Kansas City, KS

Location: Wyandotte High School 2501 Minnesota, Kansas City, KS 66102

Corps has arrived after a long trip from TX. It takes us longer to leave our home state than any other Open Class Corps. Corps will put on a clinic today for members of the high school and continue refining the 2008 show for their 1st contest of the 2008 season tomorrow.

Aubrey, TX -

Location: Aubrey High 510 Spring Hill Rd. Aubrey, TX 76227

First travel day of the 2008 season went very well considering we had two new vehicles on the road. The new equipment trailer did very well and while the corps is still learning how best to load up, it it far better than the old black trailer. Rehearsal site is a very nice turf stadium and the corps is getting some good time cleaning drill and preparing for their first contest on Tuesday. Pics will be posted up soon. Sorry for the delays!

MOVE IN WEEKEND!

This weekend marks the official start for the 2008 summer season and return of the "Revolution Chronicles". Pieces are falling into place and the road looks clear to makes this summer one to remember. This weekend we will be working on, tearing down the old truck, working on equiptment, guard conditioning, and preparing the site for full rehearsal starting on Monday. This blogger will begin it postings of pictures, notes, and other new features for 2008. With last summer being the first year for the blogger, we hope to see much improvement over the course of the summer! If you got some time stop by and help with the preparations!

2008 Summer Season Coming!

The last camp of the 2008 season is 8 days away, the trucks are currently getting ready, the uniform and equiptment orders have all been placed, and all we need is YOU!

We need volunteers to help cook in the new cooktruck during all day rehearsals, and on tour for the 2008 summer season. We also need a person to take pictures, update the chronicles, conduct phone interviews, and sell souvies for the 2008 tour! Contact the corps office today!

Brass and Guard spots remain open so we can field a larger group in 2008. So if you play a horn or spin a flag come to the May camp or the start of All days!

New Truck, New Food Trailer, New Open Class Revolution DBC! Come be a part of a memorable summer! ELEVATE IN 2008!