Greetings from the Realm,<\/p>\n
After 25 years at Robin Hood, I still love the place in the rain. Activities are still rolling. Some a
\nbit different but kids are still moving and enjoying the place.<\/p>\n
We had our first Lazy Sunday. Campers can sleep in and come into breakfast later if they want.
\nMost of our junior campers were still up bright and early, fishing, playing sports and getting
\nready for the best breakfast of the week. Lots of choices and a chance for campers and staff to
\nsit with anyone they want in camp.<\/p>\n
Our senior camp waterfront was still running in the rain where the Lancers got a chance this
\nmorning and the TPs in this afternoon \u2013 followed by a hot shower. This afternoon the girls
\ncamp ran a fun game of \u201cHow well do you know your Group Leader\u201d in the theatre.<\/p>\n
Our junior camp played in a big Bingo game with lots of prizes \u2013 you may not believe it, but this
\ngame blows away any game at the senior center in Florida! Each group played at least one
\ngame outside, then warmed up with a hot shower and joined one of our indoor activities.<\/p>\n
The two most exciting parts of the day was our Sunday sundaes after dinner. Scott was in
\ncharge of picking the lottery which decides what group goes next to the sundae bar!<\/p>\n
Our evening culminated with our staff talent show. The night was electric! Our staff is loaded
\nwith talent The first-year aides put on a master class of dance, while the second-year aides
\nmade the room scream with delight. Our Male Leadership sang Country Road, and our Female
\nLeadership brought the house down with a dance. The Trip staff put on a musical performance
\non the piano and the waterfront staff danced up a storm. One counselor sang a song from
\nHamilton and the entire camp joined in and erupted following his performance. The Brass
\nclosed the show with some Magic from Rick \u2013 which no one still can figure out and some sort of
\nfake toothbrush dance which was cut off by the health center.<\/p>\n
Like all nights at the theatre, we ended arm and arm singing the Good Night Song and Evening
\nShades. It\u2019s still raining, but nothing stops Robin Hood!<\/p>\n
Sweet Dreams from the Realm.<\/p>\n
Peter Corbin, Head of Boys Camp<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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