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In the summer of 2008... The Biroca Blast was dedicated to Cathy Roland, the camp's nurse There were so many Whales that the kitchen served desserts other than Whale Cake like root beer floats for some of them The plaques did not have age groups The longest Whale ever was swum, at 4:51 The staff T-shirt quote was "This phoenix will soar" For the second half of second session there were no campers in Hilton through Cabin 3 and the counselors and CITs from those cabins stayed in Hilton

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-'''Mount Washington''' is a mountain located in the Presidential Range of the White Mountains in Coos County, New Hampshire. It is the tallest mountain in the northeast United States at 6,288 feet and it is the most prominent mountain in the whole eastern USA. The fastest gust of wind on the earth's surface was recorded at the peak of Mt. Washington on April 12, 1934 at 231 miles per hour.
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