Camp Huntington-Day One.

For all of you that are still in the modern world: I am here, and safe in the middle of nowhere.

On the note of being in the middle of nowhere, I am free from civilization, though I am in the midst of having my needs being more than met. I am one of the ground-breaking historical locations, and at the beginning of the rustic style. Meaning that we are staying in the place that is reflective of the artistry and the wealth that brought forth the development of the Adirondacks. The dedication, investment and natural artistry are incredible. Obviously, I am having electricity, we have running water, showers, and far more than I need here.

I also think that it is cool to be in a place where history happened, and someone created a materpiece, within God's masterpiece, the Adirondacks. Without the people that wanted to make the Adirondacks accessible, the Adirondacks would not be the place that it is today. It is humbling to be immersed in this groundbreaking place, and have the opportunity to learn and grow where great things have happened.

Some goals for this course would be to have the opportunity to discover resources and learning opportunities that I can share with the youth and the teachers that I work with in the realm of 4-H. Even though I am not in the classroom in the traditional sense, I am aware that the duties that I have are different from that of the traditional classroom teacher, but there are learning opportunities for kids, families and educators. I look forward to learning, growing, and connecting with other educators that I can learn more from.

Goodnight!