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Sunday at Highlands

door Tim Bachmann

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Over het boek
Sunday at Highlands attempts to capture some of what is special about Sundays at Camp Highlands for Boys in northern Wisconsin. Highlights include:
- Janet Monilaw Farr's writings on Sunday at Camp from "To Brag Little, To Show Well"
- Historic Photographs of Sunday at Highlands
- A Highlands Prayer
- "America the Beautiful" lantern slides
- "I'm Third"
- Words to many favorite songs from Sunday Night Sing
- Doctor Monilaw's sunset lantern slides
- Sam Nowakowski's poem "Thank you Camp Highlands, for you are Me"
kenmerken / functionaliteiten & details
  • Hoofdcategorie: Kunst & Fotografie
  • Projectoptie: Klein vierkant, 18×18 cm
    Aantal pagina's: 80
  • Datum publiceren: apr 18, 2012
  • Taal English
  • Trefwoorden America the Beautiful, Camp Highlands
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Over de maker
Timothy
Tim Bachmann
San Anselmo, California

My books are mostly about Camp Highlands for Boys - the oldest American summer camp west of the Allegheny mountains. Nestled along the shores of a hilly peninsula - jutting out into the sandy bottomed, spring fed Plum Lake - Highlands is the stuff of Northern Wisconsin dreams. Camp's University of Chicago origin story - with its many colorful and beautiful personalities - intrigues me to no end! There was - and is - so much to work with! On Mike - A True Highlands Man A Camp on Plum Lake Historic Photographs from the Magical Archives Sunday at Highlands To Brag Little, to Show Well (a 2013 reprise of the 1974 original) An Interlude with Mike The 1914 Dinglebat Sharon's Sunshine Who's That Girl? This is, Kent - Teacher, Coach, True Highlands Man GEORGE: Snapshots from the European Theater - WWII - George Bachmann The CAHIBO - the 1960s: Camp Highlands for Boys

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