1. Circle Jumping

Stand everyone in a circle with all hands clasped. One of crowds lies down in center with a rope as long as one-half diameter of circle.

To end of rope is tied a small weight like a sand bag. He whirls weight around with full length of rope revolving with increasing rapidity.

As it approaches players, they hop up and let it pass under their feet. The one whose foot is touched is out of game and person who keeps out of way of rope longest is winner.

2. Wolf

Here is a Japanese game full of fun and action.

Place a dozen or more campers in line, and have each fellow place his hands firmly on shoulders of person in front of him.

Choose one of fellows for "Wolf." The first person at head of line is called "Head" of Serpent, and last fellow is "Tail."

The "Wolf" stands near head of Serpent until a signal is given. Then he tries to catch "Tail" without touching any other part of snake.

The others who form body of Serpent protect "Tail" by wreathing about in all sorts of twists to prevent "Wolf" from catching "Tail." This must be done without breaking line.

When "Tail" is caught, "Wolf" becomes "Head," and "Tail" becomes "Wolf." The last person in line is "Tail."

The first thing you ought to do is resolve as much at start as you can. That means things like interchanging currency when necessary, glancing at maps of area, renting a means of transportation (did someone say Harley?), booking a flight, and selecting a hotel that fulfills your needs. The good news is, all of these jobs have become much easier and cheaper through internet, so before contacting a travel agent, you could save some money by looking up good deals on web.

When it comes to finding perfect hotel, remember to look at your choices cautiously. Some items to consider would be how it is ranked; is it a two star hotel or a 4 star one? Where is it's location? If you are going to Disneyland but hotel you reserved is in San Francisco, you will waste quite a bit of your journey behind wheel. How long are you planning on being at hotel, and if you are going to be there, what sorts of conveniences do they furnish? I am sure that I will never forget time I went out on vacation to relax by pool, only to discover that hotel I was at didn't have one. I am sure that I must've appeared strangely out of place walking around lobby with my inflatable ducky around my waist and no pool to be found.