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CAMP PICTURES ARE Fully updates and ON-LINE!  Go to www.dotphoto.com The user name is: kahdalea.  You were sent the password.  If you don't have it, email us (Click here: E-MAIL US).  Recommendation:  Select the "Watch Show" for a fun way to watch.

Here is a great blessing in keeping with camp's philosophy.  It's worth a moment.

Click here to learn about Camper and Alum SPECIAL!  (Share in our Wholesale Bikes!)

NEXT summer is looking soooo good!  So good.
 

Meet Graham Neiman!

Graham was a camper in the early nineties here at Chosatonga.  He graduated from Brevard College and spent 2 years in the Peace Corps in Africa.  He also worked at Diamondbrand for a while and loves kids and travel.  Graham will be traveling for camp and helping to spread the good word about the wonderful and fun things
we do here at camp!
     We are happy to have Graham back at Chosatonga and Kahdalea!

We had some SNOW!!!   YEA!   Here's how it looked around here.

  

 

And here is a picture postcard from Ted.  A few of his snow shots... (Click on the picture)

 

 

We went to Idaho and Wyoming to see our precious granddaughter and climb the Grand Teton.  Here are a few shots!  We love you!


Anne and Anne Marie!

 
ET and Anne Marie!


David and... guess who.


Chosatonga on The Grand Teton at 13,100 ft - More below.


John and Jeff hauled much of the gear.


Cool hand Jake...  Great on the trail!


Jeffrey and Adam at the high saddle.


Joseph riding in the Rockies!  That boy can gallop!
 

 

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On-line camp promo videos!  Your issue of Sparks.


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SHARE the EXCITEMENT!  If we have a great thing here and we don't spread the word, others will miss the chance to enjoy its many benefits.  Please help us, by spreading the word...  Thank you so very much! You are so important and we need and appreciate your help!

AFRICA Highlights!

Some ideas!
    Some of these items are for serious participants and not necessary for beginners. Sometimes it encourages greater participation and sometimes certain gifts simply make life easier. You be the judge.

RIDING: Riding boots, Helmet, Britches, chaps or half chaps
MOUNTAIN BIKING: Helmet (we provide & require one but having your own might be a convience) , glasses (eye protection), biking shorts, bike water bottle or hydration pack like a Camelback
TENNIS: Raquet
GUITAR: Campers may bring their own, pics, tuner, strap. Don't forget Anne's music.
BACKPACKING (and most other outdoor acticities): Nalgene Loop-top-1 liter, Simple pocket knife, rain gear like waterproof-breathable shell top or pants, journal, Petzl Tikka headlamps
VARIOUS TRIPS: Good daypack (around 2000 or more cubic inches) that can carry rain gear, warm clothes, flashlight, water bottle, camera.
ROCK CLIMBING: Climbing shoes, good harness, belay device like an ATC (by Black Diamond) or Gris-Gris (Petzl), helment.
PADDLING: Nice paddle, Life Jacket (known as PFD-Personal Floatation Device) - again, we provide these.
CAVING: Petzl Duo, jumpsuit, daypack or small (20-25 inch) duffel to carry a change of clothes.
Magazine Subscription: Climbing Magaine, Backpacker Magazine, Paddler Magazine, Practical Hoseman or Horse Illustrated.
Where to look? www.Campmor.com, Sierra Trading Post (Great deals), www.diamondbrand.com, Northwest River Supplies (www.nrsweb.com)


Internet Photo Policy
We have had internet photos during camp in the past and found that the staff we hired to add photos to the Internet would continually end up involved in camper support.  Here, we naturally put all of our eggs into the camper basket.  We have found trying to run an internet photo service a distraction or a pressure that we feel draws us from the mission.  It requires lots of time and oversight. 

We have great staff and we work to answer all of the campers needs.  When we have extra staff, we focus on the campers.  It is our mission; it is our calling.  When we do superb work with the campers, we feel marketing will take care of its self.  We will put any photos we have on the net after camp or during camp if we get the opportunity.  Thanks.


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