The “Friends of Hog Island” completed its sixth annual “work-and-learn” week at the Audubon Camp in Maine in June, drawing participants to Hog Island for a six-day marathon of dormitory painting, trail maintenance, mainland and
Repaired Queen Mary door Weeded flower and herb gardens and planters Scraped and stained bridge and kitchen Painted walk-in kitchen Repaired Porthole stairs Cleared trails and built bridges Painted the Porthole bathroom Painted Porthole chairs
From David Klinger We’re looking forward to seeing “Friends of Hog Island” volunteers, new and not-so-new, at our upcoming “Work and Learn” session June 12-17! We’ve got a long list of projects to tackle as
By Seth Benz Service learning is a concept that was energized and popularized following the heyday of the Peace Corp. Applied to Hog Island, its purpose is to get the camp ready for the summer
To the participants of this year’s work week from David Klinger: Thank you for your hard work, your fine fellowship, and your good will and devotion to Hog Island during our recently-completed “Friends of Hog
By David Klinger Yes, there’s going to be a “Friends of Hog Island” work week in 2004, and you’re invited! We’ll be gathering June 13-18 for another round of fellowship, good times, and some fulfilling
Interim FOHI President David Klinger and the Audubon Camp in Maine staff cordially invite you to this very special session, the focus of which will be getting the camp ready for its 2004 season opening.
Submitted by David Klinger Dear Friends, I want to thank each of you for your investment of time, energy, good humor, and fellowship during our recently completed “Friends of Hog Island” work-and-learn week. We accomplished
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