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There's a road into camp! Don't worry though, it's still as steep and difficult as anyone could wish for the first-years.
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Lodge, new version. The porch on the left is the biggest addition from this view.
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Med Lodge! Note the snazzy snow-shedding roof. That was part of the 2009 camp renovation.
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New map, via Duff Holt. Old-timers can note which campsites have moved or disappeared (Quaking Aspen just got too small and had too many trees pop up, for example.)
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New lodge porch. Everything from the chimney out is new.
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Full view of renovated lodge. Porch to the right is new, as is the metal snow-shed roof. Also, the foundations were fixed up and there are no more stumps as foundation elements.
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1997 totem. I painted the background, and the med lodge did look like that for a week before they painted it the Forest-Service mandated brown. Oh, and the roof was all donated shingles of different colors, which looked pretty cool.
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Safeties put on the railings and paint added to the Oath elements.
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New non-head-bonking stairwell!
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New sheds at the kitchen side of the lodge. The upstairs has also grown by eight or ten feet, allowing there to be four bedrooms instead of two—two for the kitchen staff, one for the camp director and a high-ranking staff member, and one for some of the f
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Bridge over Commissioner Creek
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My old stomping grounds
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COPE course and climbing base camp
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Back of lodge; added storage space for kitchen and new ramp.
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(broken) Flagpole Rock
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