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We have had the camp since 1992 after having rented on Georges Pond for 5 years previous. When we bought it,
it was pretty rustic - no shower or toilet (see old outhouse with new one 2011 in pic below). The three women of the
family rectified that in short order and by the summer of 1993 we had a nice new small bathroom and septic system.
The camp was situated on the actual shore with one of the supporting posts actually in the water. But over the years,
after continuous leveling, we were advised to stabilize by putting in a foundation (DEP approved, btw) and pulling
the camp 9 feet from the shoreline but losing the twin birches and fir tree by the corner. Definitely some benefits like
a cellar and a counter where eggs didn't roll off. Over the years we've built two floats (the latest in 2010) and two docks
with a new dock coming in 2015. Much more history and pics (moving the camp was very interesting) but we'll tell
and show you in person when you visit!

Camp 1992
Camp after being pulled back	Camp after pulled back and new deck
Kitchen and counter	Dining room
Linda in bygone green chair on porch	Porch with daybed (green chair is history now)
Calm, misty morning	New loft bed (by request from Suggestion Box ;-)
Basement bedroom double futon	Basement bedroom for sitting
The Fleet	The Float and the Fleet
Eagle Point	Camp fire ring and chairs
View from the "lawn"	Our girls and friends
Sunrise on the pond	View of camp before moved back
If you get really lucky - an aurora on the pond!	The Milky Way in summer.
New outhouse with old one in background (for emergency use! Yes, we have indoor plumbing!)	Bunk house
Two of the four bunks	Years of decorations
Fishing is good for smallmouth bass, perch, brown trout, pickerel, and sunfish.	Smallmouth by Jamie Carr
Loons come in close	Reprobate taken in and fed (he does not come with camp!)

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