Getting started
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Birocapedia was made and is managed by a Birch Rock camper. It has no affiliation with Birch Rock Camp. Here are some things you can do if you are new here:
- Read the about page
- Click the random page link to see a random article
- Register an account by clicking the link in the top right
- Read some help pages to learn a little bit about how to use this site
- Write an article about something at Birch Rock like your favorite activity, your cabin, or anything that you think merits an article
- Look at the pages that have already been made and edit them
- If you don't know what to write an article about, look at the list of wanted pages and write one of those
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News
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It is Saturday, April 27, 2024
- Birocapedia is online as of April 21 , 2008
- The Brewster Lodge is under construction
See the current events page for more news and future events
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Featured article: camp songs
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There are many traditional songs that are sung at Birch Rock. "Hit the Hay" is sung almost every evening, "Sunset Song" is sung after most tree talks, "Birch Rock Marching Song," "Chant of the Chesty Child," and "Semper Fidelis" are sung by lower camp in the 4th of July parade, and various songs are often sung when people need something to do. Some of them were written for Birch Rock and others that were adopted by the camp. There are a few songs that were completely forgotten up until recently. In 2005 three forgotten songs were discovered and a booklet of all of the camp songs was printed.
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Featured facts: swimming
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- A Duck is about half of a mile long
- Jean Hard was the first and only woman to swim her Whale
- A CIT can swim his Whale if he did not do it during his senior camper year
- A Loon is about a mile long
- Seals usually start at Seal Rock which is a submerged rock at the north end of Lake McWain although they can start at Waziyatah
- Instructional swim is done every day except Sunday for all four age groups
List of articles about swimming
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