The first few invitations to families have been dropped in the mail for the 2012 adventure to Wyoming & Montana. There aren't many going out because it's exciting to say that the trip is almost full now. I'm not sure how many is full, but last summer we had 17 boys with us in Colorado and that seemed pretty full to me.
So as of Saturday and the mail drop we had 13-14 boys already enrolled (still waiting to hear from one). I'm just assuming we have room for three or four more kids. And that's a great position to be in.
And it's a great trip too. I've actually lost track of what number of trip this is to Wyoming & Montana for me, but I'm thinking this will be my seventh or eighth. And if I had time, I would go seven or eight more times before hanging it all up.
So if you know of families with sons looking for an incredible experience, send them our way while there's still room.
So as of Saturday and the mail drop we had 13-14 boys already enrolled (still waiting to hear from one). I'm just assuming we have room for three or four more kids. And that's a great position to be in.
And it's a great trip too. I've actually lost track of what number of trip this is to Wyoming & Montana for me, but I'm thinking this will be my seventh or eighth. And if I had time, I would go seven or eight more times before hanging it all up.
So if you know of families with sons looking for an incredible experience, send them our way while there's still room.
Okay, this picture might be a little silly. That guy was riding a giant jackalope that can be found living out West. This one was residing in the cowboy town of Dubois, Wyoming. The boy in the saddle liked that trip so much as a just-finished fifth grader that he's returning as a junior counselor this coming summer. In fact, several boys from that 2008 trip are returning for this adventure. And that is just about a first in this "been-there, done that" kind of world.
I am really pleased about that.
I am really pleased about that.
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