How can you have an adventure without maps?
As far as we can tell, this is the official Allegany State Park map. Close inspection of the bottom right corner indicates that it has been incrementally updated over the last thirty years. (Typographic aficionados will also appreciate and/or gasp at the legend.) Be sure [...]
Meet Cyndi Morse, proud mother of Kathy and enthused participant in the whole camp experience – both past Camp Michigania with her three kids and the up-and-coming Camp Spoonhowopic!
An open, caring humanitarian is the way Cyndi describes herself and after a long conversation with her, I wholeheartedly agree. I would also add outgoing, friendly [...]
Howdy, campers! You have been asking us what you need to do to reserve cabins for Camp, so we thought we should explain the process a little more. We plan to send out Camp Registration Packets early this summer with all the information, maps, lists, things-to-send-back-to-us, etc. Until then, you can let us know about [...]
You will be meeting the irrepressible John Copic at Camp Spoonhowopic. You will love him. He is a compelling mixture of the hopeful but gritty American spirit of Bruce Springsteen, the mockingly forthright directness of physicist Richard Feynman and the irreverent and unpredictable enforcer/protector gone awry of his favorite comic book character, Lobo. In [...]
Sue was born in Rochester where she lives today in the Spoonhower “log cabin” of legend. Sue and her husband, Tom started dating at 15 but didn’t get married until after she came back with her Theology degree from the University of Toronto. Theology led to a long career as a school teacher. Sue has [...]