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marsh mucking hunt for marsh life. Others among the 25 boys and girls at the TAG school ate their finds. Shannon noted — “ we let ours go. ” But only after they’d played with the little snails for a while.

“If you let them crawl up your arm, they leave a trail of slime!” Karen giggled with an “Oh! Gross!” shiver.

At night, after stargazing from the docks, singing around the campfire, telling ghost stories and putting on skits for the staff, the campers wrote or drew in the journals they kept as part of the program. The journals are to be compiled into a camp annual that will let the kids relive the week they spent on the* bay.

As for the girls from Rappahannock, there are two parts they want to forget and would just as soon cut from the annual.

First, the bugs: “I counted 50 mosquito bites on one leg between my knee and my ankle,” Karen reported.

Second, the fish print. "We painted a dead fish different colors and then pressed it on a piece of paper,” Shannon explained.

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