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Round Lake Bible Camp was in a pinch for a cabin leader for the first three days of Junior boys (end of July, start of Aug.), so I helped out. Thank you, RLBC for welcoming me.
My Broookmount guys
The Rock!
I brought my toys...
...and Gitchigomee's Speed Stack cups.
Heading out on Brookmount's boat ride
Mark was actually steering.
The mountain hike
Fun desserts at RLBC
I was a crafts helper.
If my tank isn't painted perfectly, it's because campers kept asking me for help. Imagine that!!.
Interestingly enough I came home today to two phone messages: one from Round Lake wondering if I could play guitar for a retreat this weekend (but I'm already playing for St. Thomas' "Parish Mission") and another from Dean Schaaf of the Dorion Bible Fellowship (not the Camp, but his kids go) asking me to participate in their 30 Hour Musicathon, raising funds for their building. I think I should perform "Zargons Invade Dorion Bible Camp", the unplugged version.
I just went out for the day to see how things were going and to visit with the guest speaker, Thaddeus, Senior Director of Program (formerly Boys Camp Director) at Manitoba Pioneer Camp
While there I taught the girls to sing the Blues.
As well, I performed my song, "Anglo Saxon", as part of their coffeehouse. Then I proceeded to try to drive home down the wrong road. I got stuck in the snow and was pushed out by a dozen or so LUCFers who insisted on posing for a picture with my car.
Held at Round Lake Bible Camp.
So-called "life-sized" Jenga.
Looking down on the lake from the mountain.
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The "Tim Tam Slam"
Apparently of Australian origin, this feat involves making a straw out of a Tim Tam cookie by biting off diagonal corners, sucking coffee into it and swallowing it quickly once it becomes mushy. This was at supper on Jan. 27 at the Suttons' with LUCF students Kara and Kevin.
Now, why didn't I think of this? 
From the top of Round Lake's mountain.
JerPer, guest speaker and Senior Director of Program .