When Jake Duggan was 14, his parents sent him to sleep away camp.

And like anyone who spent time sleeping outdoors knows, sometimes when you camp, it rains.

There was a point that I realized when you're in the woods for long periods of time and it's

raining there's a point where you get so wet that you can't get any more wet and you just

kind of have to accept it. Jake says on this particular trip,

it rained non-stop from Thursday through Saturday.

Then, just as he and his fellow rain-soaked campers

were setting up for Saturday's dinner, things started to clear.

That's when it happened.

I looked and I saw the sun setting in the clouds kind of clearing, and this sounds like I'm making

it up but I'm not. I turn around there's this giant

giant rainbow, the biggest rainbow I've ever seen and then a huge bald eagle flew right

through the rainbow.

I grabbed one of the guides and I was like,

you know, this is the first time I'm actually like feeling happy

and in years.

For Jake being happy was a big deal.

Because this wasn't an ordinary summer camp and Jake wasn't an ordinary camper.

He liked the wilderness.

He loved hiking. He loved being outside.

This is Jake's mom, Aaron Duggan.

She says that when Jake was growing up, he would spend a lot of time outside with his dad, Tim.

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