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The destination for a week of music was Drummer Boy Camping
Resort at Gettysburg, PA
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The camp used Lincoln Hall for morning rehearsals, evening
activities and jammin’. Music Camp was directed by Charles Marston. Music Camp mornings were dedicated to
rehearsing and exploring music.
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Fun evening activities were directed by Cindy Peterson. John and Nancy Reever accumulated great
prizes prior to the camp. Unfortunately
they had to turn south after FMCA in Indianapolis due to concerns for John’s
vision. Prizes, loaded in the Reever
coach, were divided among coaches and arrived safely at music camp.
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The Saturday rehearsal was moved to a pavilion.
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Afternoons were free for sightseeing in this historic Civil War
area. Different music camp attendees
took advantage of tours. It was noted in
the museum that Civil War Horns had bells that faced backward. The bell position was to provide music and a
moral boost to the weary soldiers.
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Music Camp enjoyed a hot dog roast and a dinner at Hoss’s
Restaurant in Gettyburg.
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Music Camp participants caravanned to York, PA for GEAR on
10-7-2012.
Please visit the TAB: Photo Albums for Music Camp pictures.
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