Years take a toll on state’s 4-H Camps.
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- Years take a toll on state’s 4-H Camps.
- Flood Waters Theaten Area Camp Grounds
- Camping: Race fans’ delight
- Go take a hike!: What you need what to do where to go for a good…
- YMCA summer camps offered
- Supergrass & Mondays for Electric Gardens
Years take a toll on state’s 4-H Camps.
Free with registration – New Hampshire Business Review – AccessMyLibrary.com – Apr 27, 2007
–>CPYRIGHT 2007 Business Publications Inc. Joe Davis was 8 the first time he attended 4-H Camp in New Hampshire. Now 36 and an arborist for Bartlett Tree Experts in Hooksett Davis is reminded every day as he talks with people about the care and preservation of trees of how that experience touched his life. “4-H definitely made me who I am today” said Davis whose original introduction to forestry was through 4-H. “It’s just a super organization and one that every child should have the chance to experience. ” New Hampshire’s 4-H Camp also left its mark on the lives of Michael and Catherine Aldrich who met at the age of 13 at Bear Hill 4-H Camp in Allenstown and married 19 years later… “4-H definitely made me who I am today” said Davis whose original introduction to forestry was through 4-H. “It’s just a super organization and one that every child should have the chance to experience. ” New Hampshire’s 4-H Camp also left its mark on the lives of Michael and Catherine Aldrich who met at the age of 13 at Bear Hill 4-H Camp in Allenstown and married 19 years later. The couple now sends their own children to Allenstown each summer so they too can experience what 4-H Camp has to offer.
Flood Waters Theaten Area Camp Grounds
KCRG – Apr 27, 2007
us» 0 Comments Flood Waters Theaten Area Camp GroundsBy Dave Franzman ReporterByBecky gann Story Created:Apr 27 2007 at 5:26 PM CSTStory Updated:Apr 27 2007 at 10:58 PM CST LINN CUNTY – While eastern Iowa may be soggy we dodged the flooding bullet. The Wapsipinicon River is just barely high enough to chase campers out of one small section of the park. But park managers were expecting more water and are grateful they didn’t get it. Tom Hazelton’s seen a lot of flood water spoil the camping fun at Pinicon Ridge Park over the years. And with all the recent rain he was expecting to lose more of these popular spots right along the river.
Camping: Race fans’ delight
Daily Home nline – Apr 27, 2007
Daily Home – Camping: Race fans’ delight. jpgNASCAR Busch Series drivers get in practice laps Thursday. They will set the field during qualifying today for the Aaron 312 race on Saturday April 28.
Go take a hike!: What you need what to do where to go for a good…
Free with registration – Decatur Daily – AccessMyLibrary.com – Apr 27, 2007
–>CPYRIGHT 2007 The Decatur Daily Byline: Danielle Komis Apr. 27–With sunny skies and warm weather upon us even folks who aren’t used to strapping on hiking boots and pitching a tent may get an urge to venture outside and enjoy spring in North Alabama. utdoor enthusiasts highly recommend camping during this time of year especially because wildflowers are peaking and humidity is low. Camping and hiking can establish teamwork as well as increase appreciation for the outdoors. Plus camping is a great bonding time for the whole family said Sam Smith a sales associate at Wiley utdoor Sports in Decatur. “It can bond the family more doing activities like that rather than watching your kids from the other side of a chain link fence (at a baseball game)” he said. However Smith cautions that preparations are necessary to make a night or two of camping… 27–With sunny skies and warm weather upon us even folks who aren’t used to strapping on hiking boots and pitching a tent may get an urge to venture outside and enjoy spring in North Alabama. utdoor enthusiasts highly recommend camping during this time of year especially because wildflowers are peaking and humidity is low. Camping and hiking can establish teamwork as well as increase appreciation for the outdoors. Plus camping is a great bonding time for the whole family said Sam Smith a sales associate at Wiley utdoor Sports in Decatur. “It can bond the family more doing activities like that rather than watching your kids from the other side of a chain link fence (at a baseball game)” he said. However Smith cautions that preparations are necessary to make a night or two of camping.
YMCA summer camps offered
Portsmouth Herald News – Apr 27, 2007
The Strafford County YCMA is a community leader in offering quality summer day camp programs for ages 3 to 15. Camp Tenderfeet is a rewarding first-time day camp experience for boys and girls ages 3 to entering kindergarten. Professional early-childhood staff have carefully designed an introductory curriculum for summer day camping. At Camp Coney Pine boys and girls entering grades 1-8 enjoy an ACA accredited program which includes weekly activities tailored to school-age children. The fun includes archery arts and crafts drama; group games a low and high ropes challenge course nature recreational swim and daily swim lessons. For older campers interested in becoming leaders and positive role models there is leader-in-training (LIT) camp for boys and girls ages 12-14. Teen Camp new this summer is for youth ages 13-15 who have outgrown traditional day camp.
Supergrass & Mondays for Electric Gardens
Virtual Festivals – Apr 27, 2007
Supergrass headline on the Saturday with The Happy Mondays on Sunday. The gates open at midday on both days with the event closing at 10:30pm on the Saturday and 9:30pm on the Sunday. Camping is available from 10am the Saturday with the campsite closing at 10am Monday morning. Tickets will be available to buy (from this site) from Friday 4th May priced £80 (weekend camping) £75 (weekend no camping) and £40 (single day).
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