Seabrook Brownie Camp - January 28th, 2018
Take Erin to meet her troop at a Seabrook Campsite for a 2 night stay
With plenty of beds, everyone gets an upper bunk
Likely a very noisy room the next two days with twelve girls
Come out early Sunday morning to check out a nearby park
Pine Gully Park attendant takes payment for using the fishing pier
This site has been used for recreation for a quite a long while
The Park was made official back in 1982
No payment today as the pier still needs repairs from Harvey
View of the shoreline and fine homes looking south toward Kemah
Looking north toward the amenities of Pine Gully Park
The Akokisas inhabited Pine Gully Park 1400 to 1900 years ago
Map detailing names and locations of all the Seabrook Pelicans statues
Walk to the north part of the park and look back south at more park amenities
The fishing pier still needing repairs from Harvey extends pretty far off the shoreline
In the distance, big cargo ships travel the Houston ship channel on the horizon
Drive back down to camp and make note that cookies help fund the site
Pretty drive to the buildings between the oak trees
Two buildings occupied over the weekend with Erin's troop within the left building
Angle around their building with the auditorium in the background
The girls spent the weekend building engineering projects
My old coffee cans enjoy a second life as a brownie project
The girls split into four groups to present their projects
Erin's group designed ocean pollution control devices
Erin & Ellie's long devices would operate deep into the ocean
Kaitlyn & Kamryn demonstrate their cardboard recycling plant
Emma, Kate, & Emilia, show how to reduce electricity usage
The girls make their presentations to parents happy their girls had fun
Camping and learning engineering was super fun this weekend!