Dear Moosilauke Parent: This provides our first letter from our 2.5 week session. It has been a busy, fun-filled week. Click on http://campmoosilaukephotos.shutterfly.com/ for daily photos and read on for all the adventures and special happenings. As you know, Monday, July 26th, was opening day. Although we had a brief drizzle, overall it was very pleasant and … continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2011
Moosilauke Weekly Letter Home 7-17-11
Hello from balmy Orford, NH! We have had another terrific week and it is our pleasure to share with you the highlights via this letter. As you know, you can also access daily pictures from camp by clicking on http://campmoosilaukephotos.shutterfly.com. We are also excited to announce that Moosilauke is now blogging! By clicking on http://campmoosilauke.blogspot.com you can read … continue reading
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Farm Trip
by Gregory Locker, Counselor & Director of the Backcountry Leadership Program This past Saturday a group of ten campers went to Kingsbury Market Garden (KBMG), my family’s farm in Waitsfield, VT. KBMG is your archetypal diversified vegetable farm growing over 40 kinds of produce on seven tillable acres. KBMG employs innovative methods, such as movable … continue reading
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Climbing at Camp Moosilauke
by Gregory Locker, Counselor & Director of the Backcountry Leadership Program Twenty minutes down the road from Camp Moosilauke is a climbing area called Rumney. Rumney is one of the premier climbing areas in the United States, offering climbs ranging in difficulty from that fitting any beginner to some of the hardest climbs in the … continue reading
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The SA2s Canoe Lake Umbagog and the Androscoggin River
by Griffin, Senior A2 camper, age 14 On Thursday the 30th of June, a group of Senior A2s departed to Lake Umbagog and the Androscoggin River. We left at around 8:00am and got back at about 4:30pm the next day. After about a two hour drive, we finally reached the lake and ate a small … continue reading
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