Following
a hot and sunny day at Hershey Park, the Super Seniors crossed the NY border and
arrived at Morry's Camp Sunday afternoon. After meeting with some of the oldest
campers for a tour of the camp, we joined Morry's campers and staff for line up
and a wonderful outdoor BBQ dinner. Southwoods campers were excited to sit with
and get to know the Morry's Camp Post Grad 3 group who are approximately the
same age as them. They enjoyed swapping camp stories and songs and learning
about the power of camp! Following dinner, we were invited to a campfire with
Dawn Ewing, executive director of Project Morry who spoke with our group about
the wonderful mission of Project Morry and the impact that camp has on her
campers lives.. The next day we woke and joined campers of all ages in the
Morry's Camp dining room and then headed to morning line up. Following line up,
the Super Seniors were divided among the many Morry's Camp age groups and we
were able to participate, lead and get to experience Project Morry in a real
way. We also got to know some of the PM campers really well. After a day of
fun, we packed up and headed back to Southwoods.
Tuesday
morning back at Southwoods consisted of community service with the Lake
Champlain Trail society and a picnic lunch. After returning to Southwoods we
packed our bags and then were able to get a break from the heat and enjoy free
swim, free-play ski and a special evening activity with Scott of tubing and
rocking the evening away on the SS Ellie Mae, (Southwoods' new double decker
pontoon boat)! We slid down the two slides, leaped from the upper deck and
danced like no one was watching, even though everyone on the lake came to check
out this amazing new addition to the Southwoods fleet!
Wednesday
morning was bitter sweet as we ate breakfast and headed to the airport. We
arrived in Denver, CO around 3:45pm and headed to the hotel. Following dinner,
we went to bed in anticipation of an early morning on Thursday. After a
beautiful drive through the Rocky Mountains, we arrived in Grand Junction, CO
and went rock climbing! Everyone enjoyed their choice of 5 different climbs
bringing challenge, encouragement and a LOT of fun! Tomorrow we go hiking and
rappelling at the Colorado National Monument.
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