The Rambler Club's Winter Camp

AUTHOR OF THE RAMBLER CLUB AFLOAT THE RAMBLER CLUB IN THE MOUNTAINS ETC.
THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY PHILADELPHIA MCMX
COPYRIGHT 1910 BY THE PENN PUBLISHING COMPANY
WE CAN'T GET THERE TOO SOON!
The Rambler Club's Winter Camp, though a story complete in itself, deals with the further adventures of the jolly club whose acquaintance we made in The Rambler Club Afloat.
Although Nat Wingate has not always acted a good part toward Bob Somers and his friends, they are generous enough to forget past differences.
An enforced vacation, due to the burning of the Kingswood high school, gives the five boys an opportunity to accompany Nat and his friend, John Hackett, on a winter camping trip.
Life in the wilds, amidst snow and ice, has its discomforts and dangers, as well as charms, and many trying and exciting experiences fall to their lot; and these they meet with a cheerful, courageous spirit.
But this is not all; a series of happenings puzzle the boys, their wonder and curiosity increasing, as one strange incident follows another, until the mystery is eventually solved.
Their life in camp has done them a world of good; and they return home full of pleasant and lasting remembrances. Some of the further outdoor experiences of the same boys may be found in The Rambler Club in the Mountains and The Rambler Club on Circle T Ranch.
W. Crispin Sheppard.
Bob Somers, in his room on the upper floor of Pembroke Hall, was busily engaged in working out an algebraic equation. The cozy little study adjoined his bedroom, and was situated almost underneath a tower which rose above the surrounding trees. On the walls several engravings and photographs were tastefully hung, while close to the desk before which Bob was seated stood a table covered with the various odds and ends which boys are apt to possess.