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Frost Valley

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About Me

CALLING ALL NYC AREA FV'ERs!
SAVE THE DATE:
June 8th, 2007
NYC Campership Fundraiser
Where: Black Bear Lodge - 274 3rd Ave. (Btwn 21st & 22nd)
When: 7pm
The Deal: Make a (suggested minimum) Donation of $10
MUST BE 21+!
What does this get you? A bracelet that entitles you to Happy Hour Prices! Until 11pm.
Included: $3 drafts, $4 mixed drinks, $10 pitchers, $3 margaritas, $10 buckets (6 cans) of – Rolling Rock, PBR, Natty Light
THERE WILL BE FOOD. THERE WILL BE A RAFFLE.
EVERY CENT YOU DONATE WILL BE PUT TOWARD THE CAMPERSHIPS!
**TO RECEIVE A BRACELET, YOU MUST BE THERE BY 8 PM. IT'S HAPPY HOUR. COME FROM WORK!**

GOT FROST VALLEY PICS?
SEND THEM TO ME
at [email protected]
(Please include as much information about the pictures as you can. Thank you!)
The purpose of this site is to reunite and keep connected all Frost Valley campers, counselors and alumni.
THIS PAGE IS NOT AN OFFICIAL FROST VALLEY PAGE. I (the creator) am a Frost Valley alumn, who is on the alumni committee, but this page was created purely out of love for the camp and is not meant to serve in any official capacity.
Frost Valley's history dates back more than 100 years. Its roots are traced to a camp at Lake Wawayanda, Sussex County, NJ, which eventually moved to Andover, NJ. In 1956, a Christmas Eve deal secured the YMCA purchase of the German-born textile industrialist, Julius Forstmanns 2,200-acre estate in the Catskill Mountains of New York, and the Frost Valley Association was formed to run the Frost Valley Camp and Conference Center. In 1968, Frost Valley was incorporated into an independent YMCA. Today, Frost Valley YMCA is a 6,000 acre residential camping, environmental education, and conference center.
Click Here To See The Official Frost Valley Website!
Click Here To Watch A Video About Frost Valley!

My Interests

Cloud appreciation at moomba, Mt. Hayden, masages, gumbo, recycling and composting, cheering in the dining hall during hooplah, incredible edible, facials, tie-dye, horse back riding, ropes courses, zip line, dynamic duo, Olympics, castle tours, hay rides, dances, candle making, lip syncs, challenge nights, gross brothers, opening and closing camp fires, buddy checks, tubing, boating, WELLNESS, flag raisings, raides, compost toilets, hiking, overnights, bombardment, ice fishing, walking in the woods for nature appreciation, hiking up slide mountain, sunrise hikes, ultimate sicko ball, snowball fights, cross country skiing, newspaper fashion shows, Ms. Ugly contests, 24 hr. solos, 24 hr. experiences, Hirdstock, Morning Reflection (Chapel in the old days), Devotions, 4th of July, No Hands/No Utensils Speghetti Night, Fluffy Bunny, and many many more. Please send me some of your favorite FV activities to include here.

I'd like to meet:

Anyone who ever went to Frost Valley.

Music:

"Here in Wawayanda and Henry Hird, Life's just like a party, it's sooo absurd (ridiculous)"

Camp songs: Father Abraham, Grandma's In The Cellar, Princess Pat, There Ain't No Flies On Us (it's actually a real song), Titanic, Rise and Shine, Going On a Lion Hunt, Take Me Back To Old Wawayanda, Chicken in Water, The Moose Song, The Frog Song, The Milk Song, Three Blind Jellyfish, I'm My Own Grandpa, Agalina Magalina(sp?)

Other songs: Time of Your Life, Chariot, Four Strong Winds, Blowing In The Wind, Take The Skinheads Bowling, Lean On Me, Stand By Me, The Circle Game, Jetplane, The Rose, The Purple People Eaters, Stars In The Sky, Let It Be (or Le-na-pe), UFO Man, The Trail Song, YMCA, Galileo, Closer to Fine, Christians and Pagans, any Traci Chapman, Since U Been Gone (1st session '05), Wonderwall, The General by Dispatch, Don't Stop Believing by Journey, What is Love?, Buddy Holly, James Taylor or Bob Marley songs.

Please message me with your favorite Frost Valley songs!

Click Here To View A List Of Frost Valley Songs And Lyrics

Movies:

Grease and any 80's movies.

Television:

"Here's the story of a lovely lady, who was bringing up three very lovely girls. All of them had hair of gold, like their mother, the youngest one in curls"

"M-I-C see ya real soon, K-E-Y why? because we love you, M-O-U-S-E, Mickey Mouse! Donald Duck! Mickey Mouse! Donal Duck!"

"Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, A tale of a fateful trip, That started from this tropic port, Aboard this tiny ship."

"Well we're movin on up, To the east side. To a deluxe apartment in the sky. Movin on up, To the east side. We finally got a piece of the pie."

Books:

Where The Wild Things Are, Oh The Places You'll Go, Where The Sidewalk Ends, The Questions Book, The Giving Tree and The Lorax.

My Blog

Spam Comments - You Will Be Deleted As A Friend

Since it is becoming such a huge problem I will no longer give notice to people who I will be removing from my friends list due to spam comments. I do realize that it is most often not intentional and...
Posted by Frost Valley on Wed, 14 Feb 2007 09:12:00 PST

Nominate a Top Ten

Hey Everyone, I tried, quite unsuccessfully, to put people whose birthdays were coming up in the top 24 section. There are just way too many people to do that though so I'm going to try something new....
Posted by Frost Valley on Tue, 20 Jun 2006 09:58:00 PST

The Hoolah Hop - Happy Birthday April Babies

Here are the April Birthdays and the way they do the hoolah hop!Here are the April Birthdays and the way they do the hoolah hop!Here are the April Birthdays and the way they do the hoolah hop,hoolah h...
Posted by Frost Valley on Thu, 06 Apr 2006 09:31:00 PST

Cheers to Hooplah!

I thought I would start a running record of the words to Frost Valley Hooplah cheers. Feel free to add any cheer you can possibly think of.
Posted by Frost Valley on Sat, 17 Dec 2005 01:03:00 PST

Frost Valley Groups

Please check out, and join, the Frost Valley related groups I've started. They will be tons of fun, but only if people participate. Here is a breakdown of the groups: Main Frost Valley group (pu...
Posted by Frost Valley on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 12:00:00 PST