Once upon a time, in the fantastic landscape of North Carolina, surrounded by towering emerald mountains that kissed the sky, serene beaches that hummed with the songs of the ocean, and bustling cities full of happy noises, lived a bunch of kids with a shared passion - Yoga! These were no ordinary kids, oh no, they were the Yogi Younglings of NC, led by their hilarious and super flexible, imaginary friend, Pretzel Paddy. Pretzel Paddy was a quirky character, a talking pretzel who'd twist and turn into the most remarkable yoga poses. He wore glasses made of cucumber slices and had a mustache made from carrot shreds, always ready with a hearty "Namaste!" Paddy was their yoga guide, inspiring them to stretch more, breathe more, and laugh outrageously more. These children were a lively bunch, full of giggles and wiggles, joining their hands, toes, and noses (sometimes ending up in a snort and a laugh!) to form poses that Paddy demonstrated. They could transform into mighty mountains, soaring eagles, powerful warriors, and even graceful sleeping cats! They got so good that they could touch their toes without bending their knees, balance on one leg while their eyes were closed, and even stand on their heads! But it wasn't just about the poses. These Yogi Younglings discovered the magic of mindfulness, feeling the cool North Carolina breeze as they focused on their breath, and hearing the rustle of leaves or the lapping waves as they concentrated in silence. But best of all was the laughter echoing across the state as Pretzel Paddy shared his yoga jokes. "Why don't yogis ever get locked out? Because they always carry a key...a kundalini!" So, in this vibrant corner of the world, the Yogi Younglings of North Carolina, led by Pretzel Paddy, discovered the joy of yoga, the beauty of mindfulness, and the magic of laughter.

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Hello, craft aficionados, and welcome to Crafts Zone! This is your portal into a realm where imagination and education intertwine. Our bespoke crafting workshops are designed to engage both your creative flair and your thirst for knowledge. To keep you abreast with the latest trends and techniques in crafting, we've devoted a fifth of our sessions entirely to learning. Prepare yourself for an exciting journey of creating and connecting as these constitute the major portion of our workshops, a staggering 70% to be precise! You'll be offered ample opportunities to convert your innovative concepts into tangible creations and also get to know other art enthusiasts. Embrace the joy of crafting something magnificent along with forging friendships with like-minded individuals. And we certainly can't overlook the aspect of relaxation! Here at Crafts Zone, we set aside 10% of our time to simply unwind and recharge. We fully endorse the therapeutic effects of crafting and are firm believers in the stress-relieving properties of creative expression. So, come and soak in the serene, artistic ambiance. Be sure to keep an eye out for our forthcoming workshops. At Crafts Zone, your creative voyage is just getting started!

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Nancy Barnum Clarke was passionate about providing a unique experience for the young women who came to Rockbrook. She was inspired by the nature around her to create a camp filled with activities that nurtured a connection to the natural world. Outdoor AdventuresNancy designed activities that would get girls outdoors and exploring. She was a firm believer that the best way to build self-esteem and appreciation for nature was to spend time outdoors. She spearheaded hikes, biking trips, and river rafting adventures. Girls also had the chance to learn how to canoe, cook over a campfire, and do other activities that connected them with nature. Life SkillsNancy was also passionate about developing life skills and encouraging personal growth. She believed that nurturing a sense of self-reliance and self-awareness was just as important as outdoor education. Her program included classes on music, art, and craft making. She also taught lessons on respect, problem-solving, and conflict resolution. Girls learned to live together as a community and to take responsibility for their own actions. Nancy Barnum Clarke was a pioneer in the field of outdoor education. Her legacy lives on today in Rockbrook, the camp she established nearly 100 years ago. Her commitment to helping young girls discover the joy and freedom of nature continues to shape the lives of those who visit the camp.

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