Myths and Lore

  • Porch Potatoes
  • The Wizard
  • Porch Potatoes

    The term comes from sitting on the Inn porch enjoying, relaxing, people watching, talking and singing, lots of singing. We tell tall tales all of the time and truth most of the time. It started when Deb Rowe and Jon Arnold, Kevin Weston, Beth LeBar and others decided to sit on the porch and relax -- and not attend classes. 


    The Wizard

    The five and six year olds have, on rare occasions, been visited by the Wizard [in full regalia, including a very fine staff]. Some magic with fairie houses--built by the children--brought the Wizard to a place near the Pine Forest. One six year-old even reported spotting the wizard in the dinning room one day -- incogneato as a normal camper.!? The Wizard reluctantly fessed up to not being just an ordinary camper. And yes, a few parents have apparently been let in on this secret by these observant children. Pictures allegedly exist but legend has it, his charms are so strong that nare a single photo ever makes it to the webmaster.


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