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for a camper to pick up upon arrival for the summer.
Note: All sizes are ADULT sizes unless otherwise indicated (with a Y for youth).

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BILT Fresco H2) Bottle
Bilt water bottles fit your lifestyle, the stainless steel Fresco is durable and reusable. Stainless steel does not react with your drink so you always get what you put in. Unique lid loop design for easy carrying and clipping.

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Windsor Mountain Frisbee
Keep spinning with these professional grade, ultimate frisbee disks. At 165 grams, they'll fly far and provide years of great entertainment and exercise almost anywhere. Keep one in your car for emergency use. They come in Ultraviolet, Glow-in-the-dark and Royal Blue.

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Cuba Beside US: Building Bridges of Friendship (VHS)
[Windsor Mountain] Student Travel, the Cuban Ministry of Education and Global Action Project film company have collaborated in the production of a timely and emotional film documenting Windsor Mountain's effort at bridging the personal and political gap existing between the US and Cuba.

Deeply meaningful friendships emerge as students share each each others' worlds, vigorously debating political and life style differences, enjoying the universal pleasures of music, dance, family and ultimately a common desire for friendship and understanding: Above It All.
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Cuba Beside US: Curriculum Guide
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Songs From the Bubble (on CD)
A fun collection of Windsor Mountain Camp Songs including Sarah and Smitty, Robbie Seidman, Howard Stith, Richard Herman, Dan Zanes, and many more.
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Harry's Home Made Jam (on CD)
Another fun collection of Windsor Mountain Camp Songs by Harry Lowenthal.
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Take Five at Rocket Ship Beach (CD)
Where is Rocket Ship Beach? Ask Dan Zanes, former Windsor Mountain camper (late '70s), and he'll tell you. Or read the liner notes in his wonderful, eclectic collection of children's songs crammed into a new, delightfully illustrated CD package from Festival Five Records.

According to Dan, Rocket Ship Beach is "where you get together to howl at the clouds, to float sounds up through the trees or to watch them swirl around your feet, to try and shake some crazy old songs out of your head, or stand out in the yard with a pan and catch some new ones as they fall from the sky".

Rocket Ship Beach features 17 cuts, from Polly Wolly Doodle, Buckeye, and King Kong Kitchie, to the Erie Canal, Goodbye Old Paint and The Sidewalks of New York. 

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"The wonder of the [Windsor Mountain] experience is that in the process of having fun at camp, young people internalize priceless lessons in the value of community and personal responsibility that become woven into the fabric of their lives."
 - Ellen Goodman, Syndicated Columnist


by Amie Hill with Windsor Mountain Founder / Director Richard Herman takes a lively in -depth look at one of the country's most enduring and successful experiential-learning communities. In the form of personal anecdotes, teaching and learning encounters, tales of international adventure and travel, camp legends, and organizational history and folklore, the book shares the many lessons [Windsor Mountain] and its students have taught each other during four decades of community-building and active hands-on learning. Please note that while we have changed the name of our Organization to Windsor Mountain, the book still retains the same older name.

"At last! The accumulated wisdom that has made [Windsor Mountain] a leader in the field of international experiential education. Thank you for taking the time to write down part of your recipe for success."
 - Daniel Garvey - Past Executive Director,   Association for Experiential Education

A pioneer organization in the field of experiential education, [Windsor Mountain] was founded in 1961 by Richard Herman as the first United Nations-inspired summer camp dedicated to bringing together children from different ethnic, religious, socioeconomic, and national backgrounds. The book's seven sections and 45 chapters include anecdotal and historical coverage of [Windsor Mountain]'s International Summer Camp, Student Travel, Friendship Camps, and other residential and travel programs from 1961 to the present. Other subject areas include: maintaining continuity in an experiential learning organization; the dynamics of people; dealing with challenging programs; creating community and living the actuality as well as the theory of experiential education.

"Today, so many youngsters either lack community altogether or feel pulled by the consumer culture or destructive gangs. [Windsor Mountain] stands out as an inviting community- diverse in membership, activities, options. Its challenging, yet supportive spirit remains in youngsters throughout the year and in many cases for years to come."
 - Howard Gardner, Harvard Graduate School

Based more than 150 interviews with former and current [Windsor Mountain] staff members, administrators, student participants and parents,

not only makes fascinating reading, but provides valuable information on how [Windsor Mountain's] unique educational community actually works. Its balance of narrative text, individual voices, numerous photos, and drawings produces a classic example of how to learn while enjoying yourself.  Whether you are looking for time-tested educational or community-building insights, or simply want to re-live sweet memories of summer-camp or travel days, you'll enjoy discovering and experiencing The [Windsor Mountain] Difference.

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