Thank you all!

09/06/2007

[Originally sent as an email]

Hello to you all!

Thank you all for another incredible summer! It has been a pleasure getting to know each of your families and we are already looking forward to more adventures in the future. All of the pictures we have are up and accessible at https://www.flickr.com/photos/fvadventures/, be sure to check them out!

We are also eager to receive any feedback for us about your experience with Frost Valley Adventures. The addition of trips like the Costa Rica Explorer, staying informed via the blog (fvadventures.wordpress.com) and the easier to use photo interface are just a few of the enhancements we have been able to make based on your feedback. We truly are interested to hear what we did well, what areas we can improve, new trip ideas and your overall impression of your experience with us.

Thanks again,

Brian and Kevin

Brian Sense | Frost Valley YMCA Kevin E. Terrell

Adventure & Team Leadership Director | (845) 985-2291 ext. 308 | Adventure & Team Leadership Coordinator

bsense@frostvalley.org | Claryville, NY 12725 adventure@frostvalley.org Phone: 845.985.2291 ext. 265

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It is the child in man that is the source of his uniqueness and creativeness, and play is the optimal

milieu for the unfolding of his capacities and talents.

Eric Hoffer 1902-1983, American Author, Philosopher

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Zach eigenbrodt

Born and raised in Wisconsin, Zach couldn't keep himself out of the woods when growing up. He started working at a Northern Wisconsin YMCA Camp as a wilderness trip leader while in college and fell in love with getting kids into nature. The smiles on kids faces after returning from a once in a life time wilderness experience is why he is here today. Zach brought his talents to Frost Valley YMCA, in 2014, when he started as the Trips Coordinator and soon was promoted to Adventure Director. Zach loves all forms of Wilderness exploration, though some would say his heart lies most with canoeing.