CAMP LAKE JAMES FALL 2014

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1 News FROM NOVEMBER 2014 CAMP LAKE JAMES FALL 2014 NOVEMBER HOURS OF OPERATION: Members have 24 hour access to The Camp facilities using your key fob. You may use the fitness center, game room, and locker rooms at any time! Monday - Sunday Canteen 11 a.m. 6 p.m. Camp Office 9 a.m. 6 p.m. Expedition Center 9 a.m. 5 p.m. The Camp will be CLOSED for the Thanksgiving holiday Thursday, November 27

2 NOVEMBER MEALS TO-GO Looking for a great way to feed the whole family? Our Meals-to- Go provide a complete dinner for four to six adults, and all you will need to get ready is your appetite! Simply sit back and relax this weekend while Chef Connie does the cooking. Cost Per Meal: $32.00 Commit to ALL 4 November Meals to Go for only $ Meals will be ready for pickup after 5 p.m. on Friday or any time on Saturday. For more information or to place your Meals To Go order contact us at or activities@camplakejames.com NOVEMBER MENU: Friday, November 7 Caesar Salad, Meat Lasagna, Garlic Bread, & Tiramisu Friday, November 14 Iceberg Wedges with Blue Cheese Dressing, Roast Veal with Parsley Noodles, Mini Croissants, & Chocolate Mousse Friday, November 21 County Line Salad with House Dressing, BBQ Pork, Roast Purple Potatoes, Cheddar Biscuits, & Cookies Friday, November 28 Mixed Green Salad with Chipotle Ranch, Carne Asada, Spanish rice, Tortillas, & Carrot Cake 2014 SAVE THE DATE NOVEMBER: Thanksgiving Social November 8 CLJ THANKSGIVING MENU Mixed Greens Salad Spinach Artichoke Dip Rosemary Roast Turkey Country Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Apple Walnut Dressing - Cranberry Relish Green Beans with Bacon Carrots and Peas with Mint Sweet Potato Pecan Casserole Dinner Rolls KIDS CHOICES: Fruit Tray Spaghetti and Meatballs White Cake Fall Dessert Assortment, Hot Spiced Cider, Iced Peach Tea

3 LABOR DAY CELEBRATION November FITNESS & WELLNESS Circuit training, water cross training and yoga are an excellent way to improve mobility, strength, balance and stamina. Join us at The Camp for a morning fitness class and start your day off right! Classes begin at 9 a.m. For more information or to sign up for a class please call or activities@camplakejames.com Member Cost Per Class: $5 Guest Cost Per Class: $10 NOVEMBER CLASSES: CROSS TRAINING Monday, November 3 CIRCUIT TRAINING Wednesday, November 5 CROSS TRAINING Monday, November 10 CIRCUIT TRAINING Wednesday, November 12 CROSS TRAINING Monday, November 17 CIRCUIT TRAINING Wednesday, November 19 CROSS TRAINING Monday, November 24 CIRCUIT TRAINING Wednesday, November 26 For more information or to sign up for a class please call or activities@camplakejames.com NOVEMBER RECIPE Vanilla Butternut Squash Bisque Prep Time: 30 minutes Cook Time: 60 minutes Serves: 4-6 INGREDIENTS: 1 tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil 1 cup finely chopped onion 2 teaspoons minced garlic 6 cups vegetable stock 4 cups cooked butternut squash, puréed 1 cup heavy whipping cream 1/2 vanilla bean, split lengthwise and scraped, seeds reserved 1 tsp. salt 1/4 teaspoon ground white pepper 1/3 cup grated Romano or Parmesan cheese *crisp bacon, chives or croutons for garnish DIRECTIONS: 1. In a large stockpot over medium-high heat, heat the oil. Add the onion and garlic, and cook, stirring occasionally, until vegetables are softened, approximately 4 minutes. 2. Add the stock and puréed squash, reduce heat to medium, and cook for 15 minutes. 3. Remove from heat, and let cool slightly. 4. Using a blender, purée soup. 5. Return the puréed soup to the pot over medium-low heat. Add the cream, vanilla bean seeds, and salt. Cook for minutes, or until the soup is hot. 6. Stir in the white pepper and cheese. Top each portion with garnish, and serve immediately.

4 NOVEMBER PROGRAMS DESIGN YOUR OWN WALKING STICK Date: Saturday, November 1 Cost: $7 per walking stick Pre-Registration: Thursday, October 30 When you are enjoying the great outdoors, taking in all there is to see on the many trails of the majestic mountains, walking sticks can be quite useful for clearing spider webs, parting tree branches, or maybe even seeing how deep a mud hole is. Come design a walking stick with your own flair of personality for all situations you may encounter on the trails. WINESDAY WEDNESDAY: HOLIDAY SELECTION Date: Wednesday, November 5 Time: 4 6 p.m. Age: 21 yrs. and older Cost: $10 per person Pre-Registration: Monday, November 3 This Winesday Wednesday we will be featuring a tasting of our favorite holiday wines! As always, Chef Connie will be preparing a spread of appetizers picked to bring out all the hidden flavors of this months wine selection. SATURDAY SOCIAL: THANKSGIVING DINNER Date: Saturday, November 8 Time: 3 5 p.m. Cost: $12 per adult / $8 per child Pre-Registration: Thursday, November 6 Celebrate this day of thankfulness by joining us at the Camp for a delicious variety of your favorite holiday foods. Make sure to stop by the week leading up to the dinner to fill out your leaf to display on our Thankful Tree in the Social Hall. PRIMITIVE WILDERNESS SKILLS Date: Sunday, November 9 Age: 5 yrs. and older Pre-Registration: Friday, November 7 Join us for a little Wilderness Safety Skills 101 crash-course with a primitive twist! We will discuss topics such as inherent risks, required preparation and what to do in a potentially dangerous situation out in the wild. TEAM TRIVIA NIGHT Date: Friday, November 7 Time: 5 p.m. Pre-Registration: Wednesday, November 5 Bring the whole family out to The Camp for this month s Team Trivia challenge! Grab some dinner from the Canteen and put your thinking caps on for a few rounds of trivia. This game consists of two rounds of eight questions and one final wager question. Teams consist of one to ten players and the questions range in topics and difficulty levels. Come find out who will hold this month s Trivia Title! COOKING CLASS WITH CHEF CONNIE Date: Friday, November 14 Time: 5:30 pm Age: 21 yrs. and older Cost: $10 per person Pre-Registration: Wednesday, November 12 Do you enjoy cooking for others and want to expand your culinary knowledge? Then Chef Connie s cooking class is the perfect fit for you. Enjoy an evening socializing with fellow food-loving friends while learning new cooking techniques, trending recipes and most importantly proper wine pairing. There will be limited space available for this class so make sure to make your reservation today!

5 NOVEMBER PROGRAMS Header Goes Here PERSONAL PUMPKIN PIES augiat. Ut wisi. duipsustisl ulla am qui essi estrud eum Date: Saturday, November 22 Time: Ratem 1 ipit 2 p.m. la faccum quis nim eros exer zzrit amet, consectem et irillum ipis eril Cost: sismodo $5 per ea adit pieaugait wis nulla feum ing init wismodip eugiamet irit ilis dolenim Pre-Registration: Thursday, November 22 endiat. Corper iure molenim veniamcommy num than dignis by nostisi. eating pumpkin pie? Stick to mod the traditional magna faccum num quisismodit wisi doloreet vel ipis nim quissi ea faccum- What better way to celebrate fall and the Thanksgiving season pie or get creative with a variety of scrumptious toppings. Tue minis ad moloreet nim in henim zzri- eros at, quatue dolendre moluptatet incipis WOOD PHOTO TRANSFER ORNAMENTS Date: Sunday, November 23 usci eummolut wis nonulla amet ipsummo num nullut nullan velenim eu facillaore loreet iril iriureros enibh euisim Age: veliquat 5 yrs. and older min hent accum ipsum in velisisim del do Cost: $5 per ornament auguerat, conulput utpatinis Pre-Registration: dolorer aest- Friday, od te min November henibh er 21 sim veriure conum HAWKSBILL HIKE Date: Saturday, November 15 Atie min volorper autpat. Guerostis nit vel Time: 1 4 p.m. Age: utpat. Whole Tummy Family nullam, quipis nullutem nos Pre-Registration: acilla faci ea consequ Thursday, ipsusto October exeriuree- 13 Enjoy tum autat a moderate landipit to nim strenuous, augiam dolore 1.5 mile eu hike ing up eniate one of delisci the duisis nonsequipsum Create a one-of-a-kind dolenis veliquisi. wooden ornament that grand augait venim irit, velit had loreet here lorpero at The Camp. Ore magna This addition commodip to el your dunt home aliquis can aut be most popular peaks in Linville Gorge. This 4,000ft commemorates the memories and fun your loved ones have mountain feugait ipis offers eum some alis nonsequis of the best nulput views lum of the canyon of the East and even the city of Charlotte on a either seasonal or just a great year-round decoration. clear augiat. day. Ut Be wisi. sure to bring your camera because duipsustisl you are ulla am qui essi estrud eum pratum er suscipis dolortie dolobore do guaranteed to get some amazing shots. Ratem ipit la faccum quis nim eros exer zzrit amet, consectem et irillum TURKEY ipis eril TROT odio odolupt atumsan velit loborer ostrud Date: Friday, November 28 DRIFTWOOD sismodo ea adit SAILBOAT augait wis nulla CRAFT feum ing init wismodip eugiamet irit Time: ilis dolenim 10 a.m. eum del ute commolenit vullaore tio od Date: Sunday, November 16 Time: endiat. 1 - Corper 3 iure molenim veniamcommy doloreet vel ipis nim quissi Cost: ea faccum- Complimentary esectet aliscid uissequat exer atis et, quam Age: 5 yrs. and older Pre-Registration: Wednesday, November 26 num $5 dignis per boat nostisi. Cost: mod magna faccum num quisismodit wisi zzriureros dio digna feugait am do dolore Pre-Registration: Friday, November 14 Join us on our 3rd Annual Turkey Trot through the trails of Tue minis ad moloreet nim in henim zzri- eros at, quatue dolendre moluptatet Get incipis ready to commy shed some niatum pounds nonsed and tatue see dolobortinis which Perfect for kids, teens and adults alike, this craft families will bring home this year s Turkey Trot Trophies. incorporates both your ingenuity and scavenging skills to Header Goes Here Gobble gobble and good luck! make a unique and hand-crafted souvenir. PUNKIN CHUNKIN CAMPFIRE & HOT CIDER SOCIAL Date: Friday, November 28 Date: Friday, November 21 Time: 12 1 p.m. Time: 4 6 p.m. Atie min volorper autpat. Guerostis nit vel usci eummolut wis nonulla Age: amet Whole ipsummo Family num nullut nullan velenim eu facillaore Cost: utpat. Complimentary Tummy nullam, quipis nullutem nos loreet iril iriureros enibh euisim Pre-Registration: veliquat Wednesday, min hent accum November ipsum in 26 velisisim del do Pre-Registration: Wednesday, November 19 acilla faci ea consequ ipsusto exeriureetum auguerat, conulput utpatinis The dolorer only aest- way to get od rid te min of all henibh those er old sim decorative veriure conum Come to Camp to warm up with a cup of steaming cider pumpkins is by catapulting them into the wild blue the autat fireplace landipit while nim socializing augiam dolore with eu friends. ing eniate delisci duisis nonsequipsum yonder! Join do- us this veliquisi. Friday afternoon and see how far you by feugait ipis eum alis nonsequis nulput lum can chunk your pumpkin. lenis augait venim irit, velit loreet lorpero Ore magna commodip el dunt aliquis aut pratum er suscipis dolortie dolobore do odio odolupt atumsan velit loborer ostrud eum del ute commolenit vullaore tio od esectet aliscid uissequat exer atis et, quam zzriureros dio digna feugait am do dolore commy niatum nonsed tatue dolobortinis

6 NOVEMBER PROGRAMS Header Goes Here Tue minis ad moloreet nim in henim zzri- eros at, quatue dolendre moluptatet incipis commy niatum nonsed tatue dolobortinis o When Pilgrims arrived in the New World one of the many interesting discoveries they made was the Native American s use of pumpkins. It is known that American Indian tribes grew pumpkins to use as food many years before European explorers arrived. In fact, Header information relative to Goes pumpkins dates back Here many centuries. Archaeologists in Mexico discovered pumpkin fragments that date back to BC. o The word pumpkin originates from the Greek word pepon, meaning large melon. The word pepon was pronounced in different languages several ways before the American colonists called it pumpkin. Early Americans would slice off the pumpkin top, remove the seeds, fill it with milk, spices and syrup, and bake it for hours in hot ashes. Thus we have the first version of pumpkin pie. 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Cost: Tummy Complimentary Cost: $5 per person nullam, quipis nullutem nos loreet iril iriureros enibh euisim veliquat min hent accum ipsum in velisisim del do Pre-Registration: Thursday, November 27 Pre-Registration: Friday, November 28 acilla faci ea consequ ipsusto exeriureetum auguerat, conulput utpatinis dolorer aest- od te min henibh er sim veriure conum Here at The Camp we re ready for a fulfilling and Having a difficult time staying warm during the cold entertaining autat landipit afternoon nim augiam of vegging dolore out eu with ing some eniate s mores delisci duisis nonsequipsum season? Come do- join veliquisi. us in the Social Hall to make a delicious, and good friends. 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Tummy nullam, quipis nullutem nos loreet iril iriureros enibh euisim veliquat min hent accum ipsum in velisisim del do acilla faci ea consequ ipsusto exeriureetum autat landipit nim augiam dolore eu ing eniate delisci duisis nonsequipsum do- veliquisi. auguerat, conulput utpatinis dolorer aest- od te min henibh er sim veriure conum o Large growers in North Carolina plant between 10 and 100 acres of pumpkins and count on this crop as a portion of their annual income o North Carolina growers plant many different varieties, including Mammoth Gold, Autumn Gold, Happy Jack, Big Max, Atlantic feugait Giant, ipis Prize eum Winner alis nonsequis and Sugar nulput Pie. lum lenis augait venim irit, velit loreet lorpero Ore magna commodip el dunt aliquis aut o Mammoth gold type pumpkins are capable of yieilding in excess of 20,000 lbs. per acre. o augiat. The popular Ut wisi. 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They contain Vitamin A & B and potassium. o Tue Pumpkins minis ad originated moloreet nim in America. in henim zzri- eros at, quatue dolendre moluptatet incipis commy niatum nonsed tatue dolobortinis o Pumpkins are about 90% water. o Pumpkins can vary in color from white to yellow or orange.