So I looked into the reservation details you asked about earlier, and here is the breakdown. The venue holds about forty guests comfortably indoors, with an outdoor patio that can fit another twenty if the weather holds. If we want the private room, there is a separate booking process with a different deposit, but we can roll that into the same confirmation email. The coordinator mentioned that setting up a few round tables near the windows tends to keep conversation flowing better than long rectangular ones. For dinner, the kitchen can prepare family style platters with a vegetarian option on the side if we note it now. I think we should ask everyone to arrive by six thirty so we have time to settle in before the main course. Parking is in the rear lot, but the entrance sign is small, so tell people to look for the blue awning. We can bring our own cake, but they ask for a notice at least two days ahead. Overall, I would say we should lock in the date by this Friday to avoid losing the room. Let me know if you want me to add the appetizer option.
Also, the playlist situation is handled. The speaker system has a simple aux input and a Bluetooth option, so we can switch between a few people picking songs. The venue staff said they lower the lights after eight, which could be nice for the final hour. One small note is that the bar service stops at ten, even if we stay until the room closes at eleven.
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Oh that is a good point, I had not thought about the time change for the hike. If we meet at the trailhead by eight, we still get the shaded side of the ridge for the first hour. Last weekend the upper loop was muddy after the rain, so I would suggest sticking to the lower switchbacks until the ground dries. The overlook from that route is still worth it, especially around ten in the morning when the clouds clear. I mentioned it to Liz, and she said she would pack extra water and a few protein bars for the group. We should also park in the north lot since the south gate is closed for repairs. One more thing, the visitor center has a map that shows a newly cleared path near the creek. It adds about twenty minutes to the walk, but the shade makes a difference. If we go that way, we can take the shortcut back and still be done by noon. I think that covers most of what we talked about. I will send a quick note tonight to confirm the count.
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