Happy Thanksgiving Week Maine has school vacation all this week. We’re lucky with good weather (but no snow for skiing yet). We hope you all have a great Thanksgiving with friends and family. Those of you in Maine – we hope to see you at the first gathering, prospects welcome, bring a friend. FALMOUTH, ME – Sunday, December 6, 2:00 pm, Falmouth Library. Recent Annoucement postings – be sure to check out the previous postings. Raking
We are doing a lot of work on Lewa Dock this year and are excited to improve on such an important part of the Sebago Wohelo experience. It has been fun to look back at Lewa Dock over the past 80+ years in our photo albums, below are some of our favorites. 1924 – Lewa dock in the background with no tower and uncovered racks of canoes. Boulders Dock with divers in front and the tents
We had a great summer this past year and it has been fun to relive memories as we start to prepare for Summer 2010. Current registrations are now posted on the website “Summer 2010” and more registrations are coming in daily as we approach the November 15th early registration deadline. We have had a great fall at Wohelo. The leaves are almost all down in preparation of our leaf raking weekend on November 14th-15th. We are looking forward
New updates from now on will be at the Summer 2009 area. Pre-camp photos are already posted there. E-mail us if you need the password. Link to Summer Photos Page – https://wohelo.com/parent-info/summer-2009-photos/ June 18th – Counselors are arriving for Lifeguard Updates and training. Here Jenna is giving a quick wash to our newly donated and beautiful War Canoe. Wohelo made the front page of the Portland Press Herald! Two page article here – pph-article-p1pph-article-p2 Two Wohelo
The water is warming up, boats are going in and we are getting excited for the summer. Sebago Wohelo boat cove is starting to look like itself as more boats go in the water. The Migis has a nice new paint job. Rick, Davis and Dick working on getting the Zip out. Yes, this is as difficult as it looks. Small garage, BIG boat that can’t even fit in the garage on a trailer. The
New England Literature Program students from the University of Michigan enjoying a windy evening on sunset rocks. We are busy getting ready for the summer. Tennis courts get resurfaced and all new lines! Fritz stops by during a bike ride to help Davis hammer. Spruce Up Weekend was a great sucess. See photo album HERE. Thanks to everyone who made it!
Mark checking the view of Mount Washington from Wohelo Visitor at Point the day after Easter (hunting – and finding – the unfound Easter Eggs) [media id=3 width=640 height=480] Mark and Quincy checking the view of Wohelo from Mount Washington Did we tell you how nice the new showers are at Sebago Wohelo? The start of another great season of sunsets. Don’t forget Spruce Up Weekend this Meorial Day. We’d love to have you here!
Last week a south wind blew the ice out of the middle of the lake. Then a west wind came in the next day and broke up the ice in front of camp. See video of the icy waves – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDsJqiHNOrY. Full Moon over the last of the ice. Heidi, Quincy and Mark attended the yearly American Camp Association convention in Manchester, N.H. in March. They came back with lots of ideas and excited for another great summer. Here we are with
The lake is on its last weeks of being solid but the Ice Fisherman are still out in places. Our prior fish providers returned to fish at night this past weekend. In the morning the fish scraps they left behind finally got one of our resident Eagles into photographing distance. March Full Moon set. Probably one more full moon before the ice is out. Tiny wohelo Camper spots Timanous and Hitteni visiting Washington, D.C. Alison and
Happy February! Welcome to the first group of you that are visiting because you got the “E-mail update” telling you that we had a new posting. If you didn’t and are interested in finding out just when we post new pictures, sign up at the link at the top of this page. February 22nd snowstorm, windy and 2 feet of snow! Ice fishing is common on Sebago Lake but most people don’t make it all the
