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Camp 437 in the Sturgeon Valley, Michigan
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This 40 acre parcel has been in my family since the 1950s. My grandparents originally designated it as a tree farm and planted and harvested lumber from it. As a boy scout leader, my grandfather hosted many boys scout troops at camp and even hosted a boy scout Jamboree in the 1970s. Back then it was referred to as the "Tree Farm", but after my husband John and I inherited it in 2014 we started calling it Camp 437. Before we inherited the property we spent time camping there and building trail. One of the trails we built we named the "Burns Trail" in honor of my grandparents. Since we acquired the property we have added a one mile loop that circles the perimeter of the property.
This 40 acre parcel has been in my family since the 1950s. My grandparents originally designated it as a tree farm and planted and harvested lumber from it. As a boy scout leader, my grandfather hosted many boys scout troops at camp and even hosted a boy scout Jamboree in the 1970s. Back then it was referred to as the "Tree Farm", but after my husband John and I inherited it in 2014 we started calling it Camp 437. Before we inherited the property we spent time camping there and building trail. One of the trails we built we named the "Burns Trail" in honor of my grandparents. Since we acquired the property we have added a one mile loop that circles the perimeter of the property.
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