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Had a marvelous Thanksgiving weekend with my family!

Here are a few snippets from Camp Wah Wah Taysee, both past and present.

Happy times back home!

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Happy Thanksgiving from Camp Wah Wah Taysee!

Wishing you all a wonderful holiday and weekend!

Dog Days of Summer

Birdie on the bow.

Birdie can fly!

Birdie lapping it up!

The dog days of summer are here!

We have just returned from Camp Wah Wah Taysee.

It was hot, hot, hot, but the lake was very refreshing and

it was great to get away and visit with family.

History

This is an early picture of Camp Wah Wah Taysee.

A collection of photographs found tucked inside the house. 

We have spent summers on this lake for nearly thirty years,

ever mindful of the old camp and the history of the house.

The pictures tell a wonderful story.

Throughout the 1920's it was a summer camp for girls.

They were instructed to pack two wool bathing suits and caps. 

Here are the girls posing for a picture on the shore of the lake.

Campers spent six weeks enjoying country life.

Activities included swimming, boating, arts and crafts, 

handwork, singing, dancing, horseback riding, and hay rides.

Every evening they had a camp fire.

The spirit of this place certainly lives on.

Culver Lake

Visiting my family for the holiday weekend.

This is our summer camp on Culver Lake.

Our house is called Wah Wah Taysee,

a Native American word for firefly.

A view from the dock.

The weather is perfect!

The water is warm.

One wet dog to complete the picture.

Lulu loves to swim!

Happy 4th of July!