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Reprinted from the Interim Archives, Winter 2004/ 2005
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“Why Doesn’t My Child Write Their Camp Friends After The Summer?”
A Timberlake mother once confessed to be confused after camp. Her son had “an amazing time” at camp...
Board Meeting Agenda Oct. 2019
The Farm & Wilderness Board meets four times a year – in a major northeast city in January and in...
F&W Strategic Planning Update/Progress Report
We are now about two thirds of the way through the strategic planning process, with a completed...
This is How We Do It!
Many folks wonder how we do social justice at the BDC with such young campers. The answer: “We roll...
An F&W Timeline
1939-’49
- It all starts with a $500 lease by Ken & Susan Webb for 600-acres of old farmland on...
80 Years of Tradition and Change
An 80-year-old home may have been remodeled or redecorated, perhaps many times, but it still stands...
15 Ways to Identify an F&W Camper in a Crowd
There are many ways to identify an F&W person in a crowd. Of course the easiest way is with a...
Red Spruce Grove Summer Camp Update 2019
Time sure does move strangely at Red Spruce Grove. Because we do not use watches, we measure time...