Notes from the Outpost
Nature’s Beginnings and Endings: A Message from the Outdoor Adventure Coordinator
Nature is a great many things. A giver, a taker; something to escape into, something to escape from; a source of endless wonder, and the home of the unknown. Of the many things nature is, many people nowadays seem to forget one of the most important ones: a teacher. Nature can teach us something about […] Learn More ›
Notes from The Outpost: Spring Has Sprung
It feels like Spring is finally here. The weather finally isn’t frigid, and although there’s been a lot of rain recently, at least it’s not snow! Up at Camp Chi, deer have been spotted roaming the grounds, and many geese have set up nest around Blass Lake, and the ground is almost fully thawed. The […] Learn More ›
Notes from The Outpost: A Natural Winter
Right now, green is white. Blue is also white. So are a lot of the browns. And also the reds, yellows, purples, and oranges. Pretty much everything is white right now. As we’re writing this update in our Notes from The Outpost blog series, The Outpost Village, and Camp Chi as a whole, is covered […] Learn More ›
Notes from the Outpost: A Return to Nature
When you take a walk around Camp Chi, nature’s role at camp becomes immediately apparent. Sunlight peaks through the trees as you take in the chirping of birds coming from the towering pines. Strolling through the back of camp, you notice the faint trickle of a bumbling brook rising from the serenity of the sunken […] Learn More ›