Nicolai demonstrating perfect form on an overhead jump serve.

One of two inter-generational soccer matches. Youth triumphed over age and wisdom. It should be noted, however, that the adults were out numbered two to one. 

Kyle, Anna, and Jake take out a Sunfish. This year, they managed to return it to the dock without my having to dispatch a rescue vessel (see last year’s posting).

Kyle and his friends in the middle of a strange version of king of the hill involving an inner tube and boogie board.

The teenagers in the group created a huge canvas mural. Pictured here is a small portion of the overall design.

Jeanine loves camp. No cooking for a week … YIPEE!

When I work, I go all out. When I relax, the same is true. I spent most of the first day sleeping making up for weeks of travel and time zone shifting.  Photo courtesy of Maya (if memory serves).

I used to have this much hair. Fortunately, Kyle will keep his thanks to his grandfather on his mother’s side.

Here we have the famous “girl power” pyramid featuring all of Maya’s friends.

Maya experiments with a new volleyball stance.

Another portrait. This time Ellie shows me her belly.

Kyle has become quite a handsome young man. He is joined at camp this year by several kids his age and he is having a great time hanging out with his peers.

I am not sure exactly what this game is, but Nicolai seems to have a distinct advantage.

Each year I take portraits of all the Bayside campers and present a slide show on the last evening. Pictured here is Mia.