The first is the way some of our campers choose to greet the morning, with our 7 am Polar Bear Swim:
| The rising sun and Lake Shawanni say hello. |
| Warm water and cold air combine for a scenic morning view. |
| All we need now is to throw some campers into that warm water. |
| Well, we don't throw them. |
| They usually throw themselves. |
| Nothing quite screams "camp" to me... |
| More than the fact that fifteen minutes prior to these pictures... |
| All these campers... |
| Were sound asleep in the sleeping bags and bunks... |
| And now, are (by choice)... |
| Doing this. |
| So that's the morning. Now we fast forward through the 1000 hours that make up a day of Summer Camp, to an evening ritual. |
VESPERS:
| Yes, even when Chaos has spread to our sacred Vespers Island (see previous post)... |
| We still gather for some quiet time to reflect upon the day. |
| It starts with a moment of silent observation. |
| Then we move on to a staff member sharing something (a thought, a story, a poem, a song) with the Camp. |
| And when a member of the staff is an accomplished cellist... |
| Well. |
| That makes Vespers all right too. |
| How much do we enjoy Vespers? |
| This is how much we enjoy Vespers. |
| Afterwards, we dismiss from the island. |
| And return to the Chaos. |
NEXT TIME: It comes but once a year. It's time to purge Camp it's Chaotic ways. With our patented Chaos Machine.
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