Kayaking at Kabeyun
For campers, whitewater kayaking begins without any whitewater at all, in the sheltered Small Cove. It’s where we start small, learning to keep our boat straight and trying our first…
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Why Contribute to the Kabeyun Annual Fund
This is the time of year when the envelopes start arriving. Even before holiday cards, you’ll find your mailbox filled with fundraising letters. They come from all sorts of non-profits:…
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Welcome to Kabeyun!
The 2019 Kabeyun staff is looking forward to opening day, just 24 hours away now! Kabeyun’s own Liam Duncan spent an afternoon capturing the excitement of the staff as they…
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As it is in Paddling
With Paddling the challenge comes from within and the obstacles to be overcome are the water the wind and the weather rather than other participants. We paddle at our own…
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Mother Nature Kicks in to Help Pre-Camp Work
Not only are Mark, Bruce, Bill, Jake and others continuing positive pre-camp work but so is Mother Nature. The weather has been beautiful even if hot and dry these past…
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Another Level of Kabeyun
Kabeyun exists on many levels. One of those levels is a 6 week program that happens at camp each spring called NELP which stands for New England Literature Program. NELP…
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Lake Winnipesaukee from Camp
No matter how many times Lake Winnipesaukee is photographed from camp there is always another to be taken – the views from here offer endless beauty whether on an incredibly…
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Springtime Work At Camp
It’s kind of a weird feeling being back at camp now in late April. Weird in the sense that it’s like nothing at all happened in the months since leaving…
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The Boats are in, but the Water’s Still Cold
Periodically throughout the day, Curtis looks toward the lake and lets out a low groan. The lake has been especially glassy these past few days, and Curtis, who’s driving the…
