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I've been trying to find a good route for a weekend trip around the Delaware water gap. Ideally, we would hike for just a few miles on Friday and camp, have a main hiking day on Saturday (10-15 miles ish), and have a few miles on Sunday (Idealy less than 10). Im looking for either a loop, or a route where we could car shuttle- but an out and back is good too. Does anyone have any Ideas? Thanks for any help!

I am a new president of book club, and trying to get ideas to make book club a thing next year at my high school. This year, It was once a month, only about three people people came every meeting on average including me. I was not the president, but became the president because I was the only non senior person attending. Our last book club meeting of the year I could not attend, so nobody showed up. It was a sad end to book club and even the teacher whos room we use does not really think I can bring book club back next year. But I think some high schoolers still do/would read. I just need to make book club better next year and would love some ideas or knowledge.

My Ideas so far are

1. fun snacks every meeting
2. A lot of poster advertising/ Instagram
3. Not making the reading mandatory to come and have fun
4. having a fun activity/ thing to do that's book related every meeting.

I need some help with thinking of Ideas of things to do during the meeting. Some ideas I have are maybe like trivia or character tier lists and things like that. Maybe also book related crafts if they are fun and budget (this would all be coming out of my pocket). Than you guys for any help or ideas!