There is a nurse on staff to take care of the occasional minor injury, and there is always a launch on the island ready to come into action at a moment's notice. Honk Hall is a popular hangout in the late afternoons, just before dinner. After dinner, Boats Out is called. Boys with proper rankings in waterfront activities may take out a boat during this time, but only within a limited area in clear sight of several assigned staff members. Campfire follows Boats Out, and the younger campers are in bed by dark.
People are often curious about life in tents.
When it rains, the tents can be quicky battened down to form a rugged waterproof shelter. The third picture is of Tent 12, arguably the most beautifully located and private tent on the island. Older boys live in these three tents. Tent 12, as seen from the lake. The sides of the tent are rolled up in fair weather, but can come down in an instant.