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Wear clothes that you don’t mind getting filthy dirty.This includes footwear. Sandals or "flipflops" are not a good idea. Getting dirty is not something that you want to worry about. ... the local red dirt will clean out with cold water, dish soap, and a little hand scrubbing.
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A change of socks - I know this may sound silly, but you would not believe how much water makes it’s way into your boots.
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Something to snack on - Apples, grapes, bananas, etc.
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A picnic lunch - digging and shoveling can be hard work. You will most likely want to take a break and what better way than to ‘break bread’ with your friends and family.
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Drinking water, or a sports drink - It is not a good idea to drink the creek water and you will probably get dehydrated. Soda pop does not relieve dehydration.
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ALCOHOL IS NOT ALLOWED
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