After sending Martin Copland a link to the recent post that featured his photos, he kindly produced another batch of vintage Shewahmegon snaps! As always, thanks, Martin!
The captions, like last time, are Martin’s file names. I’ve added some commentary in between the photos, as well.
It’s dark, but all that white, including the sheets used as table clothes, means this photo was taken at the end of camp banquet. I forgot about those plastic milk cartoon handles!
Staffers slinging water balloons at the All Camp Cookout during Border Week. This is that beach on Lake Superior that was fairly close to Bayfield.
While I’ve often been told, “Photos are better with people in them,” one of my biggest regrets about my camp photo collection is that I don’t have many shots that capture the landscape of camp. We were all using disposable cameras, so I’m not sure any of those photos would have been that impressive, but I wish had more shots of the waterfront like this!
Camp fashion at its finest.
While we do all look like we’re suffering, I believe that was due to a strong wind coming off the lake blowing Council Fire smoke in our eyes. That was a particularly windy summer, I believe.
The entirety of camp sweating to a Fourth of July morning workout before the All Camp (non nude) Dip!
Another one from that Al Camp Cookout.