One of the mystery adult rock sliders. Careful examination might reveal it is your respondent :-)
Kids at mealtime. For some reason we didn't have trouble getting the boys to the meal table :-)
Almost all the campers at Camp Fasola.
John Plunkett. John was the boys' counseler. For this he deserves a gold medal. Actually he deserves the gold in the gold medal :-)
John Bayer workbook. Among the many fun activities for the kids was using John's wonderful workbook for younger kids.
Shelbie teaching folks how to prepare dinner on the ground, without the aid of on site kitchen facilities or helper staff.
Jeff teaching a difficult song.
Jeff teaching a difficult song.
Students working hard in the advanced class
Students working hard in the advanced class
Bud Oliver generously taught the campers how to make genuine Lookout Mountain Lemonade. To find out how come to camp next year :-)
More Lemonade...
Swimming was one of the many "recess" activities the kids (and many adults) could participate in between singing classes.
Our youngest camper Jonathan (along side of Allison Ivey our activities coordinator for our kids). I believe Jonathan is a great grand child of GP Jackson (two of his children were campers)
Lucy Leddington (that's Allison again :-), who easily won the farthest traveler award who came to Camp Fasola courtesy of the United Kingdom.