“Good music will prevail”. The November issue of Filter features Camp W. in their “wear. play. go.” section: Thanks for the props, guys!We love you, too. & for the hook up from our friend Monique Gilbert!

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I am pretty geeked out by this!They came.They shot. (by amazing collin hughes)They wrote story on camp & (check back soon for the link!)They brought our friend nathan michaels along for the ride & to interview.best of all, they gave us glasses! Check out their awesome bus & story: WARBYPARKERCLASSTRIP.COMand check back for the story they are doing on camp soooon…. And- were more than a little obsessed with their new commercial:‘ode the a literary live well lived’. these are the shades they picked out for me:(david’s coming soon)- thanks, Warby! (and a sneak peak from their visit)

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Hidden under the train tracks in the meat packing district is a little shop that’s been sharpening knives for decades.  David was a kid in a candy store. Charlie was a toddler in a knife shop. (So we didn’t stay long) but long enough to find: They have new old stock items,  stock that hasnt changed in design in a hundred years, an ancient stone and water grinder. Original signage, a wall of lodge cast iron skillets and walls and walls of knives. ranging from $4.00 to $2500.00 Northwestern Cutlery = amazingness.

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1. to save the camp if it catches on fire 2. to water the grass 3. to propel kids down the slip n slide at kids camp 4. to drive in local hometown parades 5. to have an excuse to hire an old school sign painter to letter the doors. He typically likes to spring these purchases on me, especially when they are entirely impractical, like this one.  But it’s pretty, so we’ll keep her. (Well, I guess this one is a ‘him’, so we’ll call him Hank.) My little brother Sam found Frank for us- somewhere in Wisconsin, I…

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