Six years ago I began recording Dorion Bible Camp songs (the "card" songs). Recently with "Stay at Home", I've begun catching up.
Click here for a songbook containing lyrics and chords for these songs and many others from that era at Dorion.
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Six years ago I began recording Dorion Bible Camp songs (the "card" songs). Recently with "Stay at Home", I've begun catching up.
Click here for a songbook containing lyrics and chords for these songs and many others from that era at Dorion.
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I recently scanned these photos, posted them to Facebook, and to this entry dated July 15, 1985.
But I've copied and pasted it here as well:
Taken by Bryan Fulton. I believe the year was 1985.
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Click here for a post made today of a pic from my high school days,
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I visited Dorion Bible Camp in the afternoon, and was invited to stay for a great supper of meatballs and rice. It was Backwards Supper, so we began with yummy chocolate cake. During the afternoon, Steve Wiebe toured me around.
Link to script for "Dorion Bible Camp in the First Century" depicted in the posters above
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Here is my entire record of our trip to England in the summer of '69 (when I was ten*) taken verbatim from my diary:
Tue. July 29 - Today we got to Kendall. I bought a Dodge Crane truck - Matchbox.
Wed. July 30 - Today we visited the Lake District. I got Wagon Train.
Thu. July 31 - Today we are staying in Edwinstow Nottigahamshire we saw the Major Oak.
Fri. Aug. 1 - We went to Nottingham Castle today.
Sat. Aug. 2 - Today Simon Bulp[?] and the rest came.
Sun. Aug. 3 - Today we went to Uncle Austin's We waded in the pools we went to last year
Tue. Aug. 5 - We left Northhamton for Mitcham in the Morn and arrived in the afternoon.
Sat. Aug. 9 - Today we arrived in Bourmouth. We got soaked in the rain
Sun. Aug. 10 - Today we went to the beach I bought a spade
Tue. Aug. 12 - Today Geraldine and I found a broken window in the playhouse
See also this post childhood-in-england.html.
I have also posted here my diary entries from my first week at Dorion Bible Camp in 1971.
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