Wow- watched the whole thing singing "Paradox Moon". Thanks for the panorama.

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Great video. I am curious as to what year it was taken. And what mountain was that? Brought back memories of breaking arm on Marcy in 67.

Just booked a trip to do some hiking in the Adirondacks over the July 4 weekend.

I've just posted some more old film from around 1969, I believe:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKkewexc49o
I suspect it was played in the projector backwards - the buildings to be seem reversed from what I remember. I still have the original film but it is fragile so I'm reluctant to run it through a projector. I came across some guy on the net who converted his flat-bed scanner into a film scanner. I might be able to get better quality trying that. A winter project.

At 3:00 you can see Bill Rice running to greet parents on parent's day.
Does anyone recognize the guy at 3:45.
At 4:53 is the guys in my cabin in 1969 - the year of the man on the moon and Woodstock.
At 7:31 is some footage from a Woodsman's Frolic

I corrected the previous film (images were reversed). The corrected version is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ilo1HiQx538

Old Paradox Lake postcard

Does anyone remember in 1965 we had a counselor named Yan Yong Boon Long (but call me John) from Thailand and there was a documentary made of him at camp? He was my counselor in Cabin 10 with Bob Coluni. Tennis instructor. I remember being in a sceen where we wake up and get out of bed. I was told I was quite a ham.

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Now that you mention it, yes! I do remember Yan Yong Boon Long. But only after you mentioned it. It was a rhythm thing. Yan/Yong/Boon/Long... I don't remember the documentary, but I certainly remember Bob Coluni. I recall going to some town to see either The Longest Day or Zorba the Greek. All these splinters of memories...and all good.

Lord Jim? TVA activity. We were doing the play thing. Ate at Che Guy.
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Saw "She Loves Me" in a regional theater.

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Regarding Bob Coluni: years ago, when the px site was brand new, I did some digging around and actually found Bob C and called him on the phone. He was pretty old, and didn't seem to be internet saavy. I ended up sending him a postcard with the site address on it telling him to take it to the local library and ask them to show you the site. I never heard from him again, but I'd be surprised if he didn't check it out back then.

that thai tennis counselor was a classic paradox thing -- hiring counselors from all over.
i think he may have been a ranked tennis player, too.

i don't remember the documentary either.

but i thought bob coluni was a basketball coach.



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Bob Coluni was baseball. He either played in the big show or was a coach. Claim to fame he was in "Safe at Home" with Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle. It was a standard 'what to do on a rainy day at Paradox' movie.

Yes- he might have been a ranked tennis player not like Dave La(I can't remember his last name) who put on an exhibition for the camp with a good tennis player.

Where else did they hire counselors from - besides the Dickie Hadyle from the deep south?


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Yes, Chez Guy, She Loves Me...that was all with GER. But the movie had Bob as one of the two counselors. I remember it was a black and white movie. (It's so strange the little details we remember.)

yes, dave was a definite ranked tennis player... boon loong was a college level player.

there was someone from australia, too.

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I remember David Longmeyer from 1963. He was, as I recall, ranked 13th in the East in either 'Boys' or 'amateurs'. He had a ball machine that was given a name that I can't remember. People joked that he talked to the machine. (Sit down machine!) He played tennis at LSU. Bob Coluni, aside from teaching us all the 'crow hop' (pick up a ground ball, crow hop, throw to first base) played minor league baseball in Amsterdam, NY. He had a black ball cap with the letter 'A' on it.

IT'S ALL COMING BACK NOW...
i guess some of it leaks out of my colander brain after all these years...
but i clearly remember the black cap with the "A" on it...

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