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2004
- Susquehannock Photo Gallery - 2004 |
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Winter
Reunion - January 9, 2005 |
Campers and staffcame from all over the Philadelphia
area to see their camp friends, eat some junk food, and, yes,
bowl. |
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Some of the younger staff faces: Stephanie and Whit, Francie, Katie,
Vinny, and Seth.
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Kyle (and his mom) joined us from all the way from
Baltimore.
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Some of the teenage girls happy to see there will
be enough caffeine. . . |
| New Year's Eve UK Staff Reunion in Edinburgh -
from left - Elaine, Sierra, Mags, Kathryn, Mali, Katie, and Jo |
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Olympic
Field Days |
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Our Second Session Field Days, called the Olympics, puts cabins
from both camps together on teams representing Greece and various
countries - Venezuela, South Africa, New Zealand, Wales, Canada,
and USA - that our counselors came from.
Facepaint, water balloons, relay races, lots of smiles, and a sunny
afternoon - don't you love summer?
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Elaine smiles her best Canadian smile (above left).
Tess (on horseback) and her brother Noah were both on Team South
Africa.
As was Troye, left, in matching hat, cape, and facepaint. His niece
Dara, almost a year old as of this photo, and her dad Eric join him
in the shade.
Troye yet again, below, with Emsyl representing Wales.
Sierra, below center, smiles with her patriotic headgear.
and Katie, below left, demonstrates some of the strength of Team
Venezuela. |
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Chris, with his best ancient Athenian warpaint, smiles
in his toga - right
Various pictures of Team Greece, below. |
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Team
Greece
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Personally, I think the tartan toga, below, would have been very stylish
amongst the happening crowd wandering the Acropolis in 450 BC. |
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Team
New Zealand |
Team New Zealand looks tough for the camera - above.
Seth, contemplative, above right, and in a pose that should now
be familiar with regular visitors to the gallery pages - right.-
is now Kap'n Kiwi, in support of Tumble Inn's membership in Team
New Zealand. |
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| Gabe, in red, does his best to stand out from the gentle throng of
his teammates - right. |
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Team
USA |
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Team
South Africa |
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Various members (Lodge, sedately above,
and hamming it up for the camera up top, and the entire multi-cabin
team, below) of Team South Africa. |
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Members of the Lodge, below, can't
seem to stop posing . . . |
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| The S4G members of Team South Africa, on the other hand, don't seem
to care so much about having their picture taken. |
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Team
Wales |
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Ok, so it looks like the S4B counselors - above - thought that
Wales was either a large marine mammal, or a local classic-rock radio
station ("99.1 - the Whale"). I'm sure someone told them
eventually that Wales is in fact a country . . .
The entire team assembled for their photo - right - and the S4B
cabins on the team - top. |
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Sitting on a water balloon - until you pop it - is one way of staying
cool on a warm afternoon - right.
Various staff members (Chris, Corrine, and Troye (kneeling, with
his sister Tarryn, S4G Director) show off their respective allegiances. |
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Various well-decorated staff members - above.
We think Cliff has something interesting to say about the balloon,
but we don't know what it is (left and right)
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Egg and Spoon Race requires significant concentration
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Lastly - two of the Boot Toss contestants, in
deep concentration prior to their event. Or maybe not such deep concentration,
as this is all just for fun. |
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