We have arrived at camp.  The hosts are very organized. Getting the medical taken care of, there were no hiccups thanks to Liz Furman and others!


Micah is our Camp liaison.  He is taking care of us.

We we’re expected to head directly to the swim test where a passing test enables scouts to participate in water related activities without a life jacket or adult on the boat. However the swim test is taking longer than expected so we have been delayed until after dinner at 745pm.

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