Creek captures Coup

In an uncontested sweep, the Creek tribe walks away with the greatest coup score in many moons. Awards include: Golden Skillet, Best War Game, and Nation Peace Pipe for best displays. We had a wonderful weekend of maximum participation from the Big and Little Braves. The Little Braves did an outstanding job of the Nation Displays with the skit being a show stopper. The Big Braves pulled together under the guidance of the Tom Tom Club an George to provide a spectacular Friday night Golden Skillet entry. Our tribe's Mapquest Challenge was the highlighted war game of the weekend. As Chief, I wish to thank all of the Big Braves for all of the assistance it takes to make a tribe shine. I am also very proud of the efforts of all of the Little Braves!! Next campout is in Wickham Park in January!! Please view all the photos for the month on the flickr link on the right. Just double click, then select view as slide show. Enjoy!!

Welcome New Members!

Rourke and Pearce (Lightning Dragon and Fire Dragon) shown with Ice Lizard are happily experiencing the Creek fire ring on Friday night's festivities. Welcome guys!!

We welcome new members

Bob and Alex (Orange Monkey) have joined the proudest tribe of the Nation. Welcome guys!!

Do you Dare to take the Challenge?

A skit was presented to the Canaveral chiefs as part of our displays. The "firewalk challenge" dared all little braves from the nation to "walk the walk" The challenge proved the other braves were actually squaws. However, all the Little Braves of the Creek Tribe gladly took the challenge, proving once again that the Creek little braves are the bravest of the Nation!

Golden Skillet Boys!!

The Tom Tom Club and George team up to provide a Golden Skillet on Friday night of the campout. The meal included roast pork, black beans and rice, and mohitos. Sachem Jimmy Gecko was caught on record stating, "This is the biggest slam dunk in the history of the Canaveral Nation!" Noone was disappointed with the outcome of the award!! Well done lads!!

Tom Cat YO-YO on the Tom Tom

The title says it all

Smoke Signals Mid term edition

Smoke Signals: (Mid-term report, Campout edition)

Aho Creeksters,

What a great meeting at the Cloud teepee this weekend. Thanks to the Kontos family for their awesome hospitality. We had some very creative craft projects completed by the Little and Big Braves.

This weekend, Nov 16-18 is the Mad Moon Campout at KARS park. We have some great activities lined up, and with a great weather weekend, there will be too much fun to be had by all.

Some items for camp consideration: Check for your name and duties required

We will be performing a skit on Saturday afternoon “displays”:

Coordinators: Kontos/Gay
Bring 2 pallets: Brophy
Bring vizqueen: Artz
Bring Dry ice: Yardley/Brophy
Bring Mulch chips: Gay

The Creek tribe is responsible for bringing the Nation trailer:

Bring to camp: Yardley
Haul away from camp: Pletcher

We need a volunteer to help Tom Brophy with pre-camp set-up on Friday.

We will be decorating the canoe as part of our craft display

Bring craft supplies: Pletcher

Friday night we will have an entry for the Golden skillet award:

Prep and serve: Yardley/Brophy
Mojito mix and serve: Artz

All members: Bring the old (coup stand) and new (leather necklace) Craft for display and coup sticks

George Artz, do you need a tent this weekend?

See attached Plan of the Weekend

Put December 8 on your calendar for the Cocoa Beach Christmas Parade
Check the blog http://www.creekofcanaveral.blogspot.com/ for photos from last week’s meeting

This week, one of our alumni, Ken Lynch will be bringing out T-shirts for us. Let’s work towards having 100% participation in wearing these shirts for Indian Guides functions. They will be required for the Christmas parade, as well as headbands.