Sleep easier at night while children are at camp
By Staff, The Post Standard

If the thought of sending your baby off to summer camp has you worried, then Bunk1 might be just what you need. The company offers a way for parents to download pictures from camp and send e-mail to their kids.

Each of the 650 camps contracted with Bunk1 has its own system, but typically a counselor with a digital camera snaps photos of campers harassing wildlife or doing whatever kids do in their natural element. Those pictures are uploaded on the Web, where parents view and have the option to click and buy.

The e-mail pipeline works in reverse. Parents write e-mails that are printed out and delivered with the regular mail, and kids write back manually. This is still camp, after all.

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