Wow, what a day! The boys returned from solo in the morning, most of the boys enjoyed it much more than they thought they would. We all set off to Coomba Falls for abseiling and a swim. The abseiling was tough at first but with a little encouragement everyone gave it a go. The wall was 18 metres. Tomorrow is Binga Challenge which is going to be great and will be one of the highlights of the last week of Binga.
Christiaan, Jacob H and Tom S.
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Tuesday, 24 November
This morning the girls returned from their solo camp nice and early as the boys were preparing for theirs. The girls went on their first proper horse riding trail ride and also finalised the 9D Mt Binga T-shirts. We got to successfully complete our 9D compost bay. Miss Von Berky had to go out especially for two of the boys who had left their campout food behind.
Tanya, Kate and Genevieve
Tanya, Kate and Genevieve
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Version 2 Monday 23 November
Hello everyone back home, hope you're all having loads of fun back home without us.
Early this morning the girls set out for a lone adventure into the world of solos while us boys back at camp saddled up our horses and began our last horse riding session for the camp.
With our horses saddled up and ready to go, the boys set out on an adventure into the vast bush scrub that surrounds the camp. While some may have been intimidated by the large animal carrying them, we persevered and came out the other end, happy and proud with the achievement we just made.
After horse riding, the boys tore into their lunch, leaving nothing uneaten. Full and ready, we gathered in the quadrangle. Separated into groups and assigned to a job and a teacher to work with. Some students drove large block splitters into wood, others cleaned out the chook pen and the lucky ones got to work on the compost bay our class is building.
Overall it was a great day and the boys had a load of fun. There were some tough times throughout the day but we all prevailed.
Jacob, Nic and Andrew
Early this morning the girls set out for a lone adventure into the world of solos while us boys back at camp saddled up our horses and began our last horse riding session for the camp.
With our horses saddled up and ready to go, the boys set out on an adventure into the vast bush scrub that surrounds the camp. While some may have been intimidated by the large animal carrying them, we persevered and came out the other end, happy and proud with the achievement we just made.
After horse riding, the boys tore into their lunch, leaving nothing uneaten. Full and ready, we gathered in the quadrangle. Separated into groups and assigned to a job and a teacher to work with. Some students drove large block splitters into wood, others cleaned out the chook pen and the lucky ones got to work on the compost bay our class is building.
Overall it was a great day and the boys had a load of fun. There were some tough times throughout the day but we all prevailed.
Jacob, Nic and Andrew
Monday, 23 November
Greetings fellow earthlings, hope you're having fun in the normal world.
By the time all the girls had gone out on their solos the guys had already started their last horse riding session.
On the horse ride the guys went on through vicious fighting bush scrub and wild trees. After the amazing battle all the guys were forced to do some hard project work, cutting wood, cleaning the chook pen and making another compost bay to finish Faith's 2009 contribution to the vegie garden.
Jacob, Nic and Andrew
By the time all the girls had gone out on their solos the guys had already started their last horse riding session.
On the horse ride the guys went on through vicious fighting bush scrub and wild trees. After the amazing battle all the guys were forced to do some hard project work, cutting wood, cleaning the chook pen and making another compost bay to finish Faith's 2009 contribution to the vegie garden.
Jacob, Nic and Andrew
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