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A Picnic Checklist

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By Julee Rosso and Sheila Lukins

Published 1982

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One of the most important elements for successful picnicking is complete planning. Love your menu; leave nothing out! Once you’re done watching the sun set into the lagoon, it’s rough to have forgotten the corkscrew. Make lists of essentials and accessories, and bear in mind that people tend to eat more when they’re outdoors. Also, picnics tend to last a long time, and your group may grow in number quite spontaneously along the way.
  • tablecloth, napkins, and paper towels
  • flatware, plates, and glasses
  • corkscrew and bottle opener
  • thermos or ice for cold drinks
  • thermos for hot drinks
  • good sharp knife
  • light cutting board/platter
  • matches
  • charcoal, if necessary
  • extra leakproof containers
  • garbage bag
  • spatula
  • candles or flashlight
  • small first-aid kit
  • insect repellent, sunscreen, zinc oxide

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