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Setting out to explore the scary gun batteries at Fort Hancock. The kids called it the "Johanna Witch Project." |
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| In the magazine where the artillery shells were suspended from the ceiling. A good place for a ghost story. |
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Trying to catch water droplets from the stalactites. (Legend says it adds a year to your life!) Battery Potter is a lot like a natural cave, cool in the summer, warm in the winter, stalactites, stalagmites, camel crickets, over-wintering ladybugs, toads, brown snakes, mosquitoes, spiders and even an occasional bat. |
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| Just like an old castle, the windows are just slots for firing your weapon at the enemy. |
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More extras from the "Johanna Witch Project." |
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| The end of our tour means lots of things to write about in our daily journals. |
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Shell boards help us reinforce what we have learned about all of the flotsam and jetsam on the beach. |
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| Camp counselors shanghai the boat! |
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What's wrong with this picture? (Another male who refuses to ask directions!) |
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