Hear ye! Hear ye! His majesty King Micheal the Great held a magnificent feast last night, and it was the party of the century.

Campers’ costumes were amazing. Micheala Alden wore a lovely pruple and black gown., and Robert Harder was in plate armor. Samara Hanks had on a green dress and a long, red wig. Erika Harder had a blue dress with blue camoflage pleats, and a matching bucket hat.

To start the feast, Michael said there would be sword fighting, but for some reason no sword play was performed. After the king was seated, the crowd was allowed to sit, then to line up for food.

The meal was fantastic. The ham was quite tasty, and the soup was delicious. The tarts were very sweet, and a perfect end to the meal.

It was pointed out that the ham was charred to a crispy black color, and the outer ‘skin’ had to be peeled away. Not only was it burned on the outside, it also had legs. After dinner, campers danced, starting with a simple line dance. After that, they danced “the-hole-in-the-wall.”

First everyone found partners, then they were lettered off, half A’s, and half B’s. They ‘reveranced’ to each other, which means couples bowed or curtsied. The A couples circled around, and the B couples circled in the opposite direction.

Following the circling, an A guy reverenced to the B girl, and they did what is called a ‘palming pass’. In a palming pass, you put your hands up in front of your face, and wiggle your fingers suggestively. Campers then grabbed hands, and circled back to their original spots before starting the dance over.

After “The-hole-in-the-wall,” people danced the Karabooshka, a Russian dance of passion. The steps were complicated, and the music got faster as the couples danced.

People were so busy dancing around, they didn’t have enough time to sit down for an interview.