“Every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future.”

~ Oscar Wilde

A Camp Singley Fish Story

2017-08-01T09:15:43-04:00July 6th, 2017|Camp Singley|

Well, I finally caught him. The big one that - for so many years - kept getting away. My son Peter and I were down the lake a ways, flipping purple-colored, grape-flavored plastic worms into some weed patches. All of a sudden, this monster of the deep hit mine, and started to run with it. I hauled back, setting the hook, and the battle was on. He had it in his mind to go deep and bury himself in the weeds, and I had it in my mind to pull him up into that little Sears johnboat of ours [READ MORE]

Camp Singley – With a Little Help from Our Friends

2017-08-01T09:16:33-04:00July 5th, 2017|Camp Singley|

Bud Shaftoe and I liked drinking gin martinis. We enjoyed going down to the NH State Liquor Store to buy Gordon's Gin which, he said, was named after him. Either that or it was cheap. And he often ran out of Vermouth but who says you have to cut the gin with anything else? Those were some strong martinis! No matter, Bud and I started the plans for our new addition to Camp Singley after one or two drinks. Okay, maybe four. It was to be an ambitious project, expanding the whole length of the waterfront side, adding a [READ MORE]

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