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There are currently 5 messages.
There have been 93 visits since 2019-06-19
This page was last accessed on 2024-04-22


Message Number: 5 - Sun, Apr 21, 2024 15:38:38
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Posted From: united states of america
Name:  Press Clewe
Comments:

What a wonderful website prompting significant memories of BSA SF Troop 14 and Camp Royenah annual campouts.


Message Number: 4 - Sat, Jan 20, 2024 09:44:23
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Posted From: united states of america
Name:  Dan Orloff
Comments:

I was excited when coming across this website. I was in Boy Scout troop 343, the Shark Patrol, 1965 and 1966. I went to camp Royaneh twice. I have great memories of hiking down to East Austin Creek with some string and bacon catching crawdad. Feeding tiny frogs to the snakes in the Nature Glen. Picking wild apples and getting absolutely sick to my stomach. I have some photos from those days and a copy of letters I wrote to Home requesting they send money so I could buy more candy bars. Nice work to the team that put this together.


Message Number: 3 - Thu, May 19, 2022 01:36:02
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Posted From: united states of america
Name:  Elizabeth Witt
Comments:

Thank you, Craig, for keeping much of Camp's rich history alive! We learn so much from the past.


Message Number: 2 - Saturday, November 30, 2019 07:17:16 PDT
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Posted From: united states of america
Name:  Steve Pittenger
Comments:

Great site- I look forward to its onging developement.






3 Cheers,


Steve Pittenger


Message Number: 1 - Monday, July 22, 2019 15:01:38 PDT
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Posted From: united states of america
Name:  Curtis h. Vose
Comments:

Hello Craig,


It was great seeing you at Royaneh on July 19th. I will be sending you a digital copy a camp picture from one of the early sessions, before we purrchased Royaneh property. It was taken at a campground at Olema, CA in 1918. It is titled Second Annual campout. I am assuming there may have been a campout in 1917 with possibly a picture.


I have had this photo restored and as soon I get if framed it will be hung in the chief's room.


Regards,


Curtis Vose