In the time honored tradition seen at the close of Vietnam, WWI, WW2 and the Civil War, The Revolutionary War ended with the soldiers from both sides taking part in a dinner and dance celebration.
Following Friday’s Rev War, won by the British, all generals and soldiers (counselors and campers) attended a rib and chicken barbecue, and an all-camp dance. “It was really fun because it was oud, and I knew a lot of friends there,” reviewed Tamrin. Jackson liked the music, especially “Summer” by Calvin Harris, and “Intergalactic”, although “they played that song after we left, but I heard it from my cabin.”
All in all, the party was a great day to wind down after the stress of war. “It was very fun,” said Olivia, “because we got to dance, plus we had some free time.”