SPACE COAST WILDERNESS CLUB

We leave the following information in memory of the good times we had together, and in the hope that it will inspire others to get together to enjoy the out of doors.

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Learning Edible Plants

The Space Coast Wilderness Club is a group of mature adults who like outdoor activities away from a technical society. The group is composed of people from all walks of life. Current members might be a nurse, engineer, chef, carpenter, secretary, teacher, or housewife.

Canoeing the Oklawaha

Not all members have the same interests. Some like to hike or canoe, and others just like to sit around the campfire and whittle. Other activities include camping, swimming, owl prowls, etc. Having good survival skills makes us all more comfortable and secure.

Corn & Cobbler

Meals on weekend campouts are varied and interesting. Sometimes group meals are planned for weekend campouts with various members serving as master chefs. You haven't lived until you have savored one of John's breakfast omelets made to order or Dave's grilled garlic pork. While Dee makes a delicious peach cobbler and Dick's macaroni salad is the best. At other campouts each individual person or family is responsible for their own meals.  A wide variety of cooking methods are used by the group including charcoal grilling, box oven baking, open pit wood fire, Dutch Ovens, camp stoves, etc. Some members use their ingenuity and skills to cook an egg on a stick or boil water in paper bags.

Chowing & Chatting

Sometimes we are challenged to see how little camp gear we really need to take with us, and other times we organize our gear to have all the comforts of the camping professional! Past campout sites include: the Oklawaha Outpost Tomoka Park Juniper Springs Manatee Hammock Faver Dykes Goldhead Branch, etc. But, it's not an official camping trip unless it rains!

Civic Activities of the group include trail clearing in wilderness areas and campsite maintenance. Some members teach survival skills and others are scout leaders.
 
 

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Wilderness Trekkers, Inc. 8611 Bay View Court, Orlando, FL David Lippy, Founder and President 407-351-9966 eMail address: president@wilderness-trekkers.org  Web address: http://www.wilderness-trekkers.org/ Bi-monthly program/meeting

Wilderness Trekkers is a non-profit organization formed by people who enjoy hiking canoeing, camping and backpacking in the wilderness. It is organized and operated for and by its members. Wilderness Trekkers is dedicated to promotion of and education for responsible use and enjoyment of the outdoors. The organization puts people with the same outdoor interests in touch with each other through impromptu activities, educational and recreational activities, seminars, and meetings.