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Roxaboxen at Turtle Creek Farm 

by Jack Walt

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This summer I went to a camp called Turtle Creek Farm.  Every day, we went to the woods in the back of the camp and played Roxaboxen.

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Roxaboxen is a game where you have to use your imagination.  Imagine you are living in the woods and you have to build a house out of sticks, rocks and pine trees.  Sticks need to be long and strong.  There has to be a space between three or more trees that are in a circle or a triangle.  Pine trees are for roofs and rocks are for decorations.

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There are also stores in Roxaboxen.  The stores are your houses and glass gems are money.  Horses, cars and furniture are for sale!  The first thing I bought in Roxaboxen was a really cool stump that was my chair and foot rest.  I also bought a horse (they are really sticks with strings).  I am saving my gems and I already have twenty.  I need 10 more gems to purchase a car.  So if you want to play Roxaboxen come to Turtle Creek Farm!

Right: Author and camper Jack Walt, ready to catch something!

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The Turtle Creek Farm Alphabet Book

by Jack Walt

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A is for alpaca, spitting if you scare it, but it is very nice.

 

B is for baby bunnies hopping around the farm.

 

C is for crickets making noise on summer nights.

 

D is for deer running with their big antlers.

 

E is for eggs being laid on the farm.

 

F is for fish swimming in the pond.

 

G is for gems being spent at Roxaboxen.

 

H is for hay being eaten by goats.

 

I is for Indian statue standing in front of the teepee.

 

J is for John catching water snakes in the pond.

 

K is for Katydid making noise by rubbing their wings together.

 

L is for Llama who is watching kids run by.

 

M is for Miss Lucy taking care of the animals.

 

O is for Oscar who eats a lot of food.

 

P is for pinecones laying all over the farm.

 

Q is for queen bees flying around the flowers.

 

R is for Roxaboxen, the game we play in the woods.

 

S is for skeletons on the spooky trail.

 

T is for the tarantula which has never bitten anyone.

 

U is for unfortunately I cannot stay longer.

 

V is for vultures finding their prey.

 

W is for woods where we play Roxaboxen.

 

X is for Xtattic energy all day long.

 

Y is for YOU WILL LOVE THIS CAMP!

 

Z is for zillions of different insects. 

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