1ST DAY OF VISIT THE POLES

Hey guys!

So it's officially the FIRST day of our second July holiday camps! All of the campers are climbing trees, skating it up in the hall or playing an interesting version of soccer on the field - including some hoola hoops and pool noodles??? Paintball is about to kick off with everyone ready to battle it out in the arena!

The CIT's are being shown around Sugar Bay and are learning about a day in the life of a counselor. They are here with us for the next 2 weeks to train up to be part of our AMAZING Sugar Bay counselor family!

As for the AC's...well they have their own PRIVATE beach session later, (YIP private beach session!) they are going to enjoy kayaking to campout tomorrow afternoon and they have their own excursion planned for later this week...will update you guys later! I can't spoil the surprise today SO watch this space!


Everyone here is dressed up in anything fluffy and furry! Complete with moose hats and penguins! Even the ladies in the office are catching on to the theme this week and are kitted out with ear muffs!


Hope this brings a smile to whoever reads this :)
Squishy OUT

Comments

  1. Anonymous6 July 2011 at 09:09

    Sounds like a pretty "chilled" camp hahahaha can't wait to hear what the special excursion is going to be ooooooooh ahhhhhhhhh lol, missing the bay stax, can't wait to get back......

    Peace from the one and only TUCAN :)

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