Three generations have spent time in the summer at the camp on Squam Lake in New Hampshire.
We are back for Fourth of July week.
Needle Point is the narrow tip of the peninsula on the west side of the bight, opposite the main dock.
Each year the young ones begin by jumping off the diving tower to assess how high it feels relative to their new heights, before moving on to dives and flips.
The young ones always love chasing -- then climbing on -- the Rec(reation) Committee staffers.
Tie-dying tee shirts has become popular in recent years.
The cabins are old and simple. Each has its own dock on the lake.
1 comment:
You did great capturing the action in the park. Looks like being a recreation staffer is a physical job. The lake is great fun for the kids.
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