here at camp. The good part is we are doing better at learning our work responsibilities than we are blogging.
When we arrived at camp, we were assigned to be Camp Host. There are 8 different camps site at this camp, each one housing between 250-350 young women each week. Each camp site has 2 couples assigned to it as hosts. The hosts are responsible to help the groups wherever need. They also present a 'Women of Faith" lecture detailing the life of the women their particular camp is named after. We were assigned to the Marjorie Pay Hinkley camp.
Soon after our assignment came, we were asked to accept a transfer. Another couple did not like the assignment they had been given, and threatened to go home if they were not changed. The Managing Director ask if we would trade them places. We told him we were here to do anything we were asked to do. Soooo--we were put in to be one of two couples over 'Range Management'. We accepted this new assignment with heavy hearts and sadness. We so much wanted to work with the YW.
Our new duties include controlling all the animals, water, insects and weeds. We have free run of all 8000 acres of camp property. We have a camp issued 'side by side 4X4' we ride around in each day (looking for things to control) If it weren't for this being a church camp, I would call these sorties (Seek and Destroy) missions.
Spraying the cabins before the campers arrive.
There are 8 different "Out Back" camps that need to be sprayed for weeds and insects also. So far we have only been able to get to 4 of them because of snow.
The scenery is beautiful (and the land scape ain't to bad either)
Well as you can see, we are buried pretty deep in our new duties. We have seen 100s of deer, 5-6 Moose, and a herd of around 50 elk. We are lovin it here, and we are grateful the Lord saw fit to call us here.
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