were there - returned from their long tramp, and made for me directly and
staid - devoting themselves to a full account of a fine trip (wood told the
story) Arthur Paine was "tamed" efficiently & we used
his leggins to wipe our buttery hands on - He's just graduated from
Amherst. They helped us off and we were among the first back at
camp - by cloudy moonlight - and just in time to escape a deluge of rain which
we enjoyed from the Shack. Wood &
Paine
came over on the launch - to stay in camp a couple of days to try and climb
Stony. We had a nice chat in the shack before bed.
Aug 13 Thurs.
Had a "near-headache" today. The boys - that is,
Reed & Jordan &
Sorrel & "Elsie" went off for
Snowy
this a.m. - but not Wood & Paine. I
took their pictures (with Sorrel's camera) "all togged up". It
was quite rough up toward Farrington's (the way they went)
Julie Abbot made us a nice long call this & morning, and
Helen
this afternoon. They are nice ('specially
"Judy" & her dimples)
Mary read "Shorty" aloud, in the
hammocks, The luncheon was small & select (all the new girls had gone to
Beaver Meadow & had an awfully rough time) after lunch Mary & I left Bess in the hammock, called on
Mrs. McKown a while (our party call) and there climbed up the
Best-Abbott plaza
trail to Watch Point. It was short, but very steep and very
beautiful. Lots of
8/12/08
were there - returned from their long tramp, and made for me directly and
staid - devoting themselves to a full account of a fine trip (wood told the
story) Arthur Paine was "tamed" efficiently & we used
his leggins to wipe our buttery hands on - He's just graduated from
Amherst. They helped us off and we were among the first back at
camp - by cloudy moonlight - and just in time to escape a deluge of rain which
we enjoyed from the Shack. Wood &
Paine
came over on the launch - to stay in camp a couple of days to try and climb
Stony. We had a nice chat in the shack before bed.
Aug 13 Thurs.
Had a "near-headache" today. The boys - that is,
Reed & Jordan &
Sorrel & "Elsie" went off for
Snowy
this a.m. - but not Wood & Paine. I
took their pictures (with Sorrel's camera) "all togged up". It
was quite rough up toward Farrington's (the way they went)
Julie Abbot made us a nice long call this & morning, and
Helen
this afternoon. They are nice ('specially
"Judy" & her dimples)
Mary read "Shorty" aloud, in the
hammocks, The luncheon was small & select (all the new girls had gone to
Beaver Meadow & had an awfully rough time) after lunch Mary & I left Bess in the hammock, called on
Mrs. McKown a while (our party call) and there climbed up the
Best-Abbott plaza
trail to Watch Point. It was short, but very steep and very
beautiful. Lots of
8/12/08
were there - returned from their long tramp, and made for me directly and
staid - devoting themselves to a full account of a fine trip (wood told the
story) Arthur Paine was "tamed" efficiently & we used
his leggins to wipe our buttery hands on - He's just graduated from
Amherst. They helped us off and we were among the first back at
camp - by cloudy moonlight - and just in time to escape a deluge of rain which
we enjoyed from the Shack. Wood &
Paine
came over on the launch - to stay in camp a couple of days to try and climb
Stony. We had a nice chat in the shack before bed.
Aug 13 Thurs.
Had a "near-headache" today. The boys - that is,
Reed & Jordan &
Sorrel & "Elsie" went off for
Snowy
this a.m. - but not Wood & Paine. I
took their pictures (with Sorrel's camera) "all togged up". It
was quite rough up toward Farrington's (the way they went)
Julie Abbot made us a nice long call this & morning, and
Helen
this afternoon. They are nice ('specially
"Judy" & her dimples)
Mary read "Shorty" aloud, in the
hammocks, The luncheon was small & select (all the new girls had gone to
Beaver Meadow & had an awfully rough time) after lunch Mary & I left Bess in the hammock, called on
Mrs. McKown a while (our party call) and there climbed up the
Best-Abbott plaza
trail to Watch Point. It was short, but very steep and very
beautiful. Lots of
