In the heart of the United States' east coast, swirled between the twirls of the Atlantic ocean, lies the spectacular state of Massachusetts, or as Captain BreezyBeard, goofy pirate, and imaginary tour guide, calls it, "Massa-Windy-Tusetts". Why would he name it so absurdly? Well, young adventurers, let's dive into the story. Captain BreezyBeard, with his flamboyant parrot, Squawkers, has always been fascinated by the daring kids of Massachusetts. You see, these aren't just your everyday, play-in-the-park children. No, no! These are bona fide windsurfing whizz kids! They are known throughout the seven seas for their ability to ride the waves like they were born with fins instead of feet. Every morning, as the sun peeks over the horizon, these mini ocean gliders, armed with their trusty windsurfing boards, wage a friendly war against the waves. They twist, they turn, they flip, they spin, making the dolphins jealous of their seamless water ballet! Captain BreezyBeard loves to watch as the kids command the wind with their sails, zipping across the water like hyperactive seagulls. "Arrrr," he laughs, watching them through his spyglass. "These be the bravest buccaneers I ever did see!" Squawkers squawks in agreement, his feathers ruffling in the sea breeze. So you see, folks, Massachusetts is the bustling playground of these tiny windsurfing warriors. And as Captain BreezyBeard would say, "In Massa-Windy-Tusetts, the gales be their guides, and the sea be their stage!" P.S: Did we mention the windsurfing competitions where the kids ride their boards with shark costumes on? Hilarious, isn't it? But that's a tale for another day!
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. Camp Nashoba™ offers a unique summer experience for kids of all ages and backgrounds. Located in a wooded area northeast of Boston, the camp provides traditional camp activities, such as swimming, horseback riding, fishing, woodworking, tennis, and target sports. The experienced and dedicated staff of counselors provide instruction in all these activities, as well as in water sports, nature, and waterskiing. Kids can also learn windsurfing and wakeboarding. With activities for children as young as five, Camp Nashoba™ provides a safe and fun environment for boys and girls to explore and grow.
With over 30 years of experience, Pingree is proud to offer one of the most comprehensive summer day camps on the North Shore. A wide variety of facilities are available to campers, including a gymnasium, swimming pool, pond for kayaking, athletic fields, computer labs, theater, dance, music and art rooms, as well as air-conditioned academic rooms. Our experienced staff will help your children explore and develop their skills in a safe and nurturing environment. At Pingree, we believe that camp should be a fun and rewarding experience. Our comprehensive summer day camp offers a unique opportunity for campers of all ages to build confidence, increase self-esteem, and have a great time. With over 30 years of experience, we are proud to provide one of the best summer day camps on the North Shore.