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The challenges include things such as chugging a bottle of Gatorade, making a bed, hammering 2 nails into wood, kayaking around the inflatables on the lake, blowing a ping pong ball to the flag pole, pitch a baseball into a trash can, make a 5 ring coil with clay and so many more! Once all of these challenges have been completed and each person has contributed to at least one of them, the winner is the team that does it in the fastest time. There are 180 individual challenges, and each challenge has to be completed before the baton can be passed to the next person. Essentially it is a huge relay race involving every single camper and counselor from both teams. This is the premier event of Color War, and one that everyone looks forward to each summer. Well, there is only one way to find out but I will try to explain the Apache Relay. You are probably wondering what all of these activities are. Color War isnвЂ™t just an event for the sporty campers though it also involves some other crazy events such as FiremanвЂ™s Haul, Sing, Marathon and the Apache Relay. Over the course of 3 or 4 days the campers will compete in every sport offered at camp with points of the winners going towards a running score that adds up. Picture hundreds of kids and staff, half wearing red and half in gray, yelling and cheering for their team, itвЂ™s crazy! Color War is an event that usually takes place towards the end of the summer which involves the whole camp, counselors included! At my camp we split each camper and counselor into two teams, the red and the gray (yes, spelling is different here too), and we compete in lots of different sports and events.

One of these events is Color War (yes that is how the word Colour is spelt in America!).

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Of all the special events at camp Placement Director JoshвЂ™s favourite is Color War! If you want to find out about the Apache Relay, closing ceremony and sing off then read onвЂ¦Д¬amp is packed full with activities and events that are very difficult, if not impossible, to properly explain and justify how much fun they are to people that have never been and experienced summer camp in America.