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July 27 2025
Who’s Excited About Monday? ME!!! August Campers love me, and I love them. This is not a braggy comment, just a statement of fact. I am liked by the c...
Jimboy (a Director since 1988) has been the Executive Director of Greystone since 1996. He grew up at camp and has worked in virtually every area of the business, from horse groom, to maintenance boy, to canoeing counselor, to camp cook, then Director. Jimboy makes camp fun! He brings simple enthusiasm and devoted care to every detail of the summer. Fireworks during the carnival, amazing facility renovations, and generous giveaways all bear Jimboy’s “over the top” signature. He graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill and RTS seminary before returning to Greystone to serve as Director.
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Who’s Excited About Monday? ME!!! August Campers love me, and I love them. This is not a braggy comment, just a statement of fact. I am liked by the c...
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Today I’m sharing some photos from Jared… if a picture is worth a thousand words, this should be enough!
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At 6:45 this morning, reveille blew and a great shout arose from Tentalow Row. The girls were excited about another Great Day, this one featuring you!...
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This is Banquet Day. It is a jolting fact that surprised many this morning. It surprised me too. The many moments of this day will be experienced full...
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Last night’s play. High School Musical was as fun, good, surprising, and excellent as any Senior Play we have produced at Greystone. It takes a tremen...
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We changed tables again this morning. After this change, mealtimes typically become more suitable for a civilized meal. I particularly look forward to...
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About forty girls decided to run the grueling Great Day 5-K race this morning. It begins on the track at “lake level”, continues along the lower road ...
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Today is Watersports Day (our last big team competition of the year). It is sunny, it is hot, and we are in the water. What could be better than that?...
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Our last Sleep-Late-Friday began with sunny skies, muggy temperatures, and the promise of another languid/lazy summer day in the mountains. We will ta...
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Last night’s Senior Celebration was spectacular. We quickly gathered on the Pageant Court for an early 7:15 start, knowing it would be a long show. Th...
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We awoke to light rain (don’t even need a raincoat) and comfortable temperatures (78 degrees). This is nice, I thought to myself as I made my way to t...
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A surprising thing happened on Sunday night at our weekly staff meeting. This is a late-night (10:15 pm) event that the staff anticipates with delight...
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Breakfast conversations today were centered on the interesting question of “why am I at this table?”. It was easy to figure out… Hometowns. I discover...
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“Thank you for the party”, said younger camper (perhaps 10?) in a hurry, excited about getting to the pagent court to take her front row seat and watc...
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A big thunderstorm rolled over camp yesterday afternoon during sixth period. Perry (our early warning lightning system) went off as the clouds gathere...
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Sleep Late Friday is here again, a welcome quiet start to another great day. The group night was the best one of the year, thanks to the perfect weath...
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Last night’s EP was intended to be a blowout, over-the-top Main Camp tradition (we have done it for almost 50 years) that surprised and delighted ever...
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You are well aware of the remarkable influence of celebrity. It is a great power, and with great power comes great responsibility (as Peter Parker’s g...
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Internet was fixed about 4:30 yesterday afternoon and all was well again as we entered a HUGE night of group activities. All of them were over the top...
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Cell and Fiber data is out in Tuxedo, so don’t bother calling camp at this time and know that replies to emails will be delayed. This is due to techni...
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There is something magical about being here at Greystone. The love and kindness of this community is a wonder to behold and was celebrated last night ...
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The tragic news from Texas hit our team like a ton of bricks. We wept. Many of you did the same; how could you not? Our hearts break for the families ...
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Greystone was founded by Dr. Sevier just two years after World War I. The United States’ pivotal role in that conflict transformed our national identi...
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The theme of Breakfast Club this week is Mental Growth. Yesterday, we featured some of the campers who can do amazing impersonations (OG Snow White, D...
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It’s Main Camp Challenge Day, one of the best days of the year. Opening Day is more satisfying, Closing Day more poignant, but Challenge Day is just p...
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How many campers would sign up for Koi Fish Club? You would be surprised to know that the girls on the cover did… and they are LOVING IT. I get a fron...
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Maggie Reeves gave an awesome concert on the lawn last night. She has an absolutely wonderful singing voice (predictable since she was on season 11 of...
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Our daily routine is interrupted on Sundays. This is true of all sessions, and the girls love it. You probably have a Sunday routine that is different...
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”Winds in the east, there’s a mist coming in, like something is brewin’ and ’bout to begin. Can’t put me finger on what lies in store, but I feel what...
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A predictable daily routine is a foundational expectation of every camper at Greystone. We delight in the cadence of this routine, which has remained ...