The pit is lined with layers of aluminum foil, then several bags of charcoal are fired up for the baking of the turkeys. Each one is placed in its own pan and covered in foil and then placed in the pit with the hot coals. The top of the pit is covered in large sheets of corrugated aluminum. Looks a bit like a Hawaiian luau. After several hours and charcoal changes, the turkeys are removed.
Diner call goes out and everyone brings the rest of the fixings.
Sometimes to the tunes of bag pipes, a prayer is said and John leads all in a moment of silence. Then we eat. Lots of food and lots of good times. After diner, most just sit around to enjoy leftovers or each others company. Camping is from a Sunday to a Sunday.