Camps in East Troy, WI

Charlie Blake was the cook, and lived down the road at the entrance to DWS/CR. If you want references contact Red Meat/John Loebel@jloebel.gmail.com

I think a level 2 Windjammers program would be great - especially if there was another location to visit to sail or even tying into to the Sailing programs offer at the Lakefront (http://www.sailingcenter.org/#) to learning something about different types of sailing. Also, bike trips as in pack everything on a bike and do something like the Sparta-Elroy trail are fun in my book.

Oh, and backpacking again. But that's because I loved Ice Age Travelers. Maybe you could put a spin on it, like "Exploring Wisconsin" and getting to travel all over the state...or you could just have an "Exploring Wisconsin" program and take the girls to really great places in Wisconsin that they haven't necessarily been to before.

Beth, we're working on getting an overnight camp-out for around Labor (planning is in process). Watch for updates on that, fall alumnae work weekends, and a couple of other camp weekend events that will likely need some volunteers! We'll post them here and work on keeping the google calendar up-to-date as well. https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=1 nghq1 p96 f0 vdaq7 i8 gpla1 q34%40 group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America%2FChicago

What about the Girl Scout office in Milwaukee. They should have pictures on file.