This is my fave of the pond looking north toward the camp somewhere in the trees yonder. Think I can see a loon or a beaver down dere, him. Wish I had floats on thing ~~ would stop in for a beer.

Think I'll drop in for a coffee & scone

Old West Church

Here's an aerial of Old West Church about 2 miles SE of camp. Built about 1825, it served as a meetinghouse and church and is still used. I took this about 2002 along with other pix of Maple Corner and Curtis Pond (to be posted soon)

Well.......couldn't find any digital pictures we had taken at the camp, we think they are all prints and packed in boxes. So, in lue of camp pictures we share three pictures of our trip in 06-05 when we rode our motorcycles back to New hampshire and were at the Weirs, had the family reunion and visited with Curtis and Tudgey. It was a trip of a lifetime. Great memories. Love to all. Susan

Dad in Land of Entrapment

Far From the camp but near to the heart - Dad's trip to the land of entrapment in June 2006!

A limerick From Susan

A young Man Named George

There once was a young man named George,
Who took his young daughter to a Gorge,
With much anxiety and to his chagrin
At the oceans edge George almost fell in,
Scared his poor daughter at the age of seven,
She never grew more that five foot eleven,
Ah but now an older and wiser man is he,
Of four decades and another three,
With a mix of offspring numbering four and one,
Four lovely daughters and one handsome son!

Happy Birthday Dad

Blue Blossom & Bob

Same Day Different Perspective

Everybody's experience at the camp is personal. We can all be there at the same time and see and do different things. That's what makes it so great. Here are a few pictures from the same Memorial Day Weekend...mostly chilling.

Arlo cooking us breakfast:

Anna, the last to wake up: Sarah & Henry (his first visit):
Emma, wearing her designer pjs:
Andy zoning out (what, did you say something?)

And Lily, who has just discovered all the "toys".