Western Kentucky 4-H Camp
Week three of my intern consisted of over 400
kids, 6 counties, 1 camp, and an endless amount of goals. Barren County took 42
campers to camp in Dawson Springs. I myself go way back with 4-H camp. I have
been going since I was nine years old as a camper, CIT, Teen leader, adult
volunteer, and now as a county agent. This past week marked my 12 year of going
to West Kentucky 4-H Camp. Getting the opportunity to be on the other side of
the fence opened my eyes to many things. Last week at 4-H camp the campers taught
me to have patience, and to always be positive no matter what. We are there for them and we
become there mentor for the week. As a leaders being positive should always be
a number one priority. I learned quickly that when I kept a positive attitude,
the campers had one as well. I enjoyed going to camp and, know for a fact that
one week at 4-H Camp can have a great impact on the youth, and are helping us
mold future leaders.
Barren County Camper pictured above
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| I love my home county..... HART |
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| Molley Squared |
Flag Service pictured above
Mega Relay: Green Stripe Team pictured to the right. Barren County Girls Cabin.
I taught swimming class all week. There is no better feeling than helping a camper learn how to swim for the first time :)
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