Photos
Photo Galleries
Base Camp 2009 Photos
Pool Grand Opening Photo Gallery
1st Annual Polar Bear Splash (& Turkey Shoot)
sampling snow
Yummy fresh snow... tastes like peppermint
snow and fire
A nice fire to keep the fingers warm after tossing a few snowballs
choose your weapon
Quick while he isn't looking...
cookie maker
Yummy cookies....custom designed
kids
costumes
The 1st Annual Costume Parade of Champions
FIRE!!!
Ready... aim
snow
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costumes2
kid
smile
Ok... these are some cute kids
Burgers for lunch
We served some barbeque burgers just like in the summer...only in a snow storm.
A November Snow Storm
It was a pleasant surprise for us to have a gentle snow all afternoon
slip and slide
See the inflatable pool in the real pool.
If this works we may just put a bunch of inflatable pools in the whole thing this summer.....
warm up
time for a warm up then back to the snow wars
snowman
"Who's the new kid in the middle?"
Christmas Card
Fire and Ice
CindyLou Who's Living Room
Fattening Up the Turkeys
ATurkey on the Barrel
fire
So You Think Turkey's Can Dance
Decorating
lookin good
Cute little Elf
keeping warm
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cookies are fun
Can we eat these now?
Lunch is Served
Joe and Katlain
Joe is on our staff here at Pine Valley.
Say Cheese
No you say cheese....
keeping warm by the fire
decorating
Sampling the Snow Flakes...
"needs sugar"
Checking out the landing zone
since there is no plaster yet... we put an inflatable pool at the landing zone.
Hmmm these are brave souls who take the Plunge
Kris Cram..the first to go
drum roll please
Splash Down
Kris emerges unharmed
He looks like he is chilly and needs a hug
Kris and Ginny
He gets his hug from his fiance Ginny.
Kris is on our program staff and Ginny works in the Kitchen and Coffee Shop
Next up.. Jim Johnson
In his camouflage swim suit
the spa
Well it was actually warmer in the water than out of the water
Time to Slide
Jolly Ol' Sait Magara
Our friendly neighbor
Ahhhhhhhhh
Splash Zone
Next up
Not too sure about this
That wasn't so bad
Patsy knows better than to stand too close
The Gallery
Maybe next year...we will wait for the Global Warming to really kick in...
Spectators Keeping Warm
The Boss
Steve Daniels, Executive Director at PVBCC...watching the fun
Thank you too
You are welcome
We hope to see you all next year
slide
The slide is all ready... just add water, so we did.
Jim and Albert hooked up an inflatable pool and heated the water for the Polar Bear Splash.
Improvement Projects Photo Gallery
Historical Photos of Pine Valley
42nd and Latrine PV
The Marines used Camp Pine Valley as a base for "field radio and training" during WWII
They took it over from the CCC in 1942
1947Linclol Acres
View towards Fireside
Look how small the trees are
Burro
Do you remember Jack and Jill and Daisy the burros.
You could ride them where ever they wanted to go
Digging Pool
She served us well for many many years
Dining Hall
Benches and Picnic Tables.
Dining Hall
The original Dining Hall.
Come and Dine
After the original Dining Hall was demolished.
Here is the new one, before we added the extension on the West Side.
Entance Sign
Fireside
FlagPoll
Dressed for Camp
jeep
Kay Family
For over 30 years George and Jeannette Kay directed the operations of Pine Valley
They cooked, cleaned, fixed and ...did it all in the early days.
That is good old Bullet (George's German Shepherd)
and their first born son TIm.
Mamre
The old Oak Tree fell down a few years ago.
Mamre Oaks is now called "Kay's Cottage"
Named after George and Jeannette Kay
NewTrees
Right in front of Fireside Hall ... these are fully grown now and enjoyed by everyone
Office
The original office....then it was a residence...then it was demolished and the new office lodge built in its place
PingPong
SLOW
Trading Post '47
The Old Trading Post
We used to call it the Poding Traist.
Not sure why.
Best RC Cola and Grape NEHI in Pine Valley
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Woodie
Wouldn't you love to have that old woodie today
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Camp View from Sunshine Mountain
Worthigton Hall
Originally the Motor Pool for the Marine Base.
We used this as our Main Meeting Room for many years
Named after our founder Mr Henry Worthington.
This building is still in use as our "WIndfield Hall"