#camping🏕️

[worldume]

introducing the Bofurin Summer Camp HUB! 🏕️

do you wanna connect with others in the wind breaker fandom? this server combines the best of all worlds—networking, fandom, and roleplay all in one community! drama free, good vibes and cute boys who like to fight!

what can you expect?

🛶 fan club: join us in celebrating everything wind breaker! from episode discussions and watch parties to simping over your fave boyfies! wind breaker is still a growing fandom and it would be so fun to have everyone connect here in one place!

🥾 roleplay: the admins and mods have a special affinity for role playing so it’s only natural that this community will have a special feature that allows everyone in the community to interact with their favorite characters and have the opportunity to participate in fun storylines in a group setting and one on one! you totally do not have to be experienced in role play at all to be able to join!

🗺️ network: connect with other writers and artists for more traction and support! make new friends! summer camp has more of a laid back vibe ever since umemiya became the head counselor! so there’s no need to go through strenuous activities and extra work to still be apart of the community.

is there anything that can disqualify someone from joining the server?

💬 short answer: yes.

but! there’s only two dealbreakers: minors are prohibited in this space. admins will be undergoing age verification.

and this space will interact with and support dark content so if that’s something you’re against then this isn’t the space for you! you will have the ability to sign up for the dark content role, this is completely optional though. so you do have the choice to be omitted from the channel but, we cannot guarantee members won’t see a conversation slip in passing in another channel. slip ups happen!

how can I join?

you join here by clicking join now below! don’t forget to file a ticket for your age verification! we understand life happens so you’ll have 24 hours to get it sent in!

🔗 summer camp registration.

how can I be a mod or admin?

you can fill out an application to be a mod or admin down below! :)

🔗 camp counselor application.

anything else I should know?

yes! its only right to have a uniform, right? so upon acceptance into the hub, you should state in your pinned (if applicable) that you’re a member of the hub! as a camper, counselor, maybe you’re alumni! wear that badge proudly just like the furin boys do!

[nordsea-horizons]

🌲my visit to the dream of this beautiful island by bois crossing on youtube🏕️

[gallavich-fic-club]

Best summer ever ☀️ Camp wouldn't be complete without fun activities and classes, so please join our teachers @heymacy @michellemisfit @mickittotheman and @too-schoolforcool, Saturdays (June 15-July 13)! Lesson plans below ⬇️ Classes are open to all of our Tumblr friends and will be held in the @gallavich-fic-club server (we'd love for you to join us if you're not a member yet!)

Where: Gallavich Fic Club Discord, Summer Saturdays

Saturday, June 15 (12pm PT / 3pm ET / 9pm BST) Gif Making 101: Gays on Loop 🪄 with Macy @heymacy Learn how to navigate Photoshop, import frames, color, sharpen, and more! No materials required for class, and we’ll provide the full tutorial in Google Docs after the lesson.

Saturday, June 29 (12pm PT / 3pm ET / 9pm BST) Survival 101: Only One of You Will Come Out Alive 🏕️ with Mechy @mickittotheman Join us for a survival-based Kahoot game! App not required. Two devices recommended (one to input answers, one to view questions on screen). Spectators welcome.

Saturday, July 6 (12pm PT / 3pm ET / 9pm BST) Kitchen Shenanigans🍴with Cherry @too-schoolforcool Learn tips & tricks for some delicious dishes 😋 No supplies necessary!

Saturday, July 13 (12pm PT / 3pm ET / 9pm BST) Astrology 101: More Than Just Your Sun Sign ☀️ with Macy @heymacy Learn about the 12 signs of the zodiac, the history of astrology, compatibility, house placements, and more! No materials required, just an open mind + heart. Full Google Slides presentation available after the lessons.

[soupiero]

🏕️ — going to a summercamp would fix me i think ..

[thinkingsmart]

Adele 🧡 20133 Worry does not empty tomorrow of its sorrow, it empties today of its strength. 💫🤎   https://ift.tt/ae6Jph2

[leleaulait]

58 personnes dans le camping 🏕️, on a battu le record de l'année dernière 🤯, on a des Français, des Hollandais (comme d'hab), des Allemands, des Suisses et même des Ukrainiens ! On avait genre 4 personnes en juillet, ils sont tous arrivés en même temps il y a 2 semaines. Et surtout, les gens sont super calmes et respectueux ! Je sais pas si c'est le côté "nature", "camping à la ferme" qui fait ça mais les gens sont pas bruyants et à 22h ils sont tous couchés ! On n'entend personne la nuit ! Et je vous vois venir ! Non c'est clairement pas des vieux, on a aussi bien des jeunes de 17/20 ans que des plus âgées de 60.

[fayriequeene]

You really shouldn't post your child and yourself in such recognizable locations, the world can be crazy and image searching a few keys make it not very hard to find where you've been. You should be more careful about your child, if not yourself, how disgusting

These are places I’ve visited briefly, I don’t live in Nature reserves or National parks. By the same logic most of the photographs I take are easily identifiable by the majority of people without any extensive searching (oh nooo 😱 someone realised I visited Stonehenge obviously I’m now marked for death 🙄)

Either way, what are they going to do? Sit and wait for the next time I go on a walk? I am usually with my husband and in his own words he’d love the excuse 😂

[dandytherainbowflower]

Dandy? What do you think about the new update for Dandy's world?

What update?

Huh?

[scaredstupid]

our motto's campe diem and that means im tellin youuuuuuuu (gets booed off stage)

[mcpiketerranovas]

WISEGUY 2.20 "Call It Casaba"

[mmolly-ringwormm]

I really want to start camping as a hobby. I need to be chilling with nature, camped out by a little stream somewhere. Just smoking, reading, going on hikes and vibing.

[xtruss]

Scenes from Nazi Summer Camp

In the years leading up to WWII, children across the United States spent their summers learning archery and antisemitism.

— January 18, 2024 | Kirstin Butler

Children at a German American Bund camp stand at attention as the American flag and the Bund youth flag are lowered in a sundown ceremony in Andover, N.J., July 21, 1937. Associated Press.

Camp Wille und Macht—Will and Might—came first, in 1934, and was joined in New Jersey by Camp Nordland in Andover and Camp Bergwald in Bloomingdale. In Wisconsin, Camp Hindenberg claimed ground along the banks of the Milwaukee River, and children left their homes for Camp Siegfried in Long Island, the Deutschhorst Country Club in Pennsylvania and Sutter Camp in Los Angeles, California. Photographs and footage from the 1930s document those children pitching tents, cooking baked beans, hiking and singing songs. “It looks like any kind of Boy Scout camp or Girl Scout camp,” author Arnie Bernstein told American Experience. “But these were Nazi camps in America.”

The camps were owned and operated by the German American Bund, a pro-Nazi organization formed by U.S. citizens of German descent in the years leading up to World War II. With scores of chapters and thousands of members across the country, the Bund promulgated an antisemitic, isolationist agenda that sought to establish Nazi ideology in the new homeland. An important part of Bund policy was the creation of a program modeled after the Hitler Youth, the Nazi movement for young Germans. Bund parents enrolled children as young as six into the Jungvolk, which at age 14 split into the Jugendschaft for boys and Mädchenschaft for girls. The Bund camps became the main site for their indoctrination.

Most of the camps were located in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, but others sprouted up in locations like Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin and California, with an estimated 15 to 25 camps distributed across the country, most in communities with a large German diaspora. Campers were dressed in uniforms featuring the Hitler Youth’s lightning bolt insignia, adorned with swastika pins and given knives inscribed with the phrase “Blut und Ehre,” or “blood and honor.” Daily activities also took on militaristic tones, including target practice and the Sieg Heil salute.

The Bund also published a German-language magazine for its youth members—first called Jung Sturm and then Junges Volk—whose pages featured campers’ accounts and photo spreads dedicated to selective parts of the camp experience. Not depicted, however, were activities that later became public knowledge—like forced nighttime marches that culminated in fireside renditions of the Nazi anthem—after an erstwhile camper testified in 1939 before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. (HUAC was originally formed in part to address concerns about the Bund, as well as other Fascist and Communist organizations in the U.S.) Its leader was ultimately charged with embezzlement, and the group’s assets were seized; some of its leaders and members deported. As the Bund’s troubles multiplied and membership dwindled, the camps closed.

But many of the camps’ archives survived, as did, presumably, children’s recollections of their time spent there and the messages that accompanied it. “It was an experience, a trip, that will remain in our memories forever,” Adirondacks camp director Gregor wrote in Junges Volk.

Four young boys peek out of their tent at the Deutschhorst Country Club, a recreational Bund site outside of Sellersville, Pennsylvania. July 26, 1937, Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

“The German Youth Association will be opening a camp this summer… I’m looking forward to what we’re going to do. We’ll go swimming, play soccer, do gymnastics, go on rides, tell stories, go for walks, do outdoor activities and play lots and lots of games. And now the best part: get up at 6:30 a.m. tomorrow morning and bathe in ice-cold water.” - Edgar, 11, camper in Jungsturm

Bund youth raise a flag at half mast in tribute to Nazi Germany’s late President Hindenburg in Griggstown, New Jersey, August 1934. Getty Images.

“The bugle wakes you up for morning exercise, washing and raising the flag. After the stars and stripes and the camp flag have been hoisted, the pennants are put in their places, the daily motto is announced and a new camp day begins, filled with work and pleasure until curfew.” - Anita, 14, camper, in Junges Volk

The cover page of the inaugural issue of the Bund youth newsletter, first called Jungsturm. Image courtesy Leo Baeck Institute.

Bund youth group boys parade at Camp Siegfried, the largest Bund camp located in Yaphank, Long Island, in 1936. Alamy.

Female members of the Bund youth march at Camp Siegfried. The lightning bolt, or “sieg” rune, was the emblem of the Hitler Youth, and was meant to symbolize victory. 1936, Alamy.

“Just watch those long columns march past, their gaily colored flags flying in the breeze, their strong, tanned legs keeping time to the roll of the long drums, and you shall realize the value of the camp: training ground for the generation of tomorrow. This new generation used to the rigors of camp-life with its long marches, its lonely sentinel duty, its life in the open by rain and storm and hot, burning sun, will be fit to carry on the resurrection of the German in America.” - Paul M. Ochojski, Junges Volk columnist

The summer 1937 issue of the Bund youth magazine featured a gallery of images from its various camp sites—”unsere Jugendlager”—across the country. Image courtesy Leo Baeck Institute.

“We stayed at this fabulous lake for another week and a half, shot wild game and climbed the highest mountains, before it was time to go home. It was an experience, a trip, that will remain in our memories forever. Our youth group has been going to this wonderful mountain range for four years now to set up a summer camp there.” - Gregor, camper, in Jungsturm

Bund youth movement children give a Nazi salute onstage during a German Day celebration in honor of the first German settlers in America. October 5, 1936. Anthony Potter Collection/Getty images.

“We look with heartfelt reverence and sincere trust to the great leader of our old homeland, with the wish that God bless his new work—we are aware of our responsibility as German-American youth and will do our part to ensure that the new spirit of our times will once again become a force for the renewed health of our people. Rise up!” - Erna, camper, in Jungsturm

“This is our main goal, to create a large community of American-German youth, where all boys and girls who are of German blood pass through our youth movement. We want to ensure that the German race of the American people will be healthier and stronger, and from which the leaders of the nation will emerge.” - Junges Volk editorial, summer 1937

This image was part of Bund records seized by the Department of Treasury in 1942 in its investigation of the group’s finances. National Archives and Records Administration.

[raedas]

yes they are not emo per se and i do not think you are most emo howrver. they indicate things

okay true

[bite-sized-devil]

True or false, you have/had pink hair

True! I have pink hair now. Kind of want to put a pastel blue through my fringe though 🥰

[capsteverogersanon]

Today is the last day of my camping adventure so I’m on my way home to you, Winnie! It’ll be really late by the time I make it back so we’ll have to have our snuggles tomorrow but I can’t wait. Forever and a day, Winnie. @pisachio

[can-crossing]

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