So, this last week, I was able to be at Camp Survive if you don't know if you're not

from our diocese.

We have like this incredible week with it's a middle school camp that happens on a Camp

Big Sandy and so it's for bunch of middle schoolers and then a bunch of high schoolers

serve as junior counselors and a bunch of adults serve as adult counselors and it's just

it started last Friday, two Fridays ago and this last Friday I'm exhausted, a little tired.

But it's just it's so good, like there's so much opportunity for not just for the campers

to like to really pray and really get into the relationship with the Lord because that's

the key this whole thing.

But there's also so much fun.

In fact, one of the things that's really fun at this camp is they have a zip line that

goes like from the top of the camp almost all the way across the entire camp down to

a kind of lower platform and it's kind of one of the highlights for those who like to

play like that because it's I mean it's huge and you just zip down the line.

So why is so cleverly named?

You know the interesting thing about the zip line is here's a thing, the campers they all

get you know harness stuff and everything then they hike up the big hill across the camp

up the hill and they get hooked in and then they zip.

But the part that's difficult for most people is not the zipping, it's not the harnessing,

it's not you know jumping off the tower at the top.

It's when they get to the lower platform.

They're still about 30, 35 feet off the ground and so they get you know on harness from

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