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This is the 23rd year for our camp,
Rappahannock Nature Camp.
I want to thank all of our supporters in the community who have made it possible. It has come a long way since the first one was held at Rock Mills in 1987. I think it has evolved into a truly valuable educational experience for the campers and young counselors alike. I, for one, have learned a lot.
Please join us on the last day of camp, Friday, July 3. Feel free to bring along anyone interested, including family or prospective new campers. (But no pets.) Visitors should arrive after lunch at 1 p.m. Camp will adjourn as usual at 3 p.m. or sooner. There will be an opportunity to tour our exhibits (made by the campers), pole barn, gardens and trails. Each camper will tell us about some of the things we have seen and experienced this year.
Thanks again for your support, and feel free to call me at 675-1088 if
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