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Q. Where are the **girls sleeping**? A. The girls are assigned to cabins with their moms.

WIKIs -- a little kick-start One of the participants asked me for more information about wiki's -- here's my info for you.

Q. I have heard there are **no showers**. Is that true? A. Correct. No showers, But yes lights and flush toilets. And we will go swimming in the pool there.

1. **What is a slumber bag ?** Slumber bags are not as well insulated as a sleeping bag and may not necessarily be water resistant. While you could use one to sleep outside with or camp with, you wouldn't want to use it where night temps go much below 60, they won't keep you warm. They are primarily intended for indoor sleepovers where you bring your own.

2. **Is** **the** ** pool ** treated with chlorine or salt? 3. Is there some way to rinse off after swimming? My younger daughter has very sensitive skin and can't go in unless she can be rinsed off with untreated water afterwards. The pool is treated with chlorine, like other public pools, to keep the water within safe ph and bacteria levels. There is a fresh water (town water) outside shower (not heated) which is available right there on the pool deck for before or after swimming.

4. Should ** girls bring their sash/vest/tunic **? No uniforms are required. . 5. ... packing list, what do they mean by a **"ground cloth"**? You would need a ground cloth if you were bringing a tent. so, you won't need it unless you're bringing a tent. However, some folks like to put it on the mattress under their sleeping bags.

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