Bacon scrambled egg and mushrooms. Perfect breakfast to kick of day 3.
Guides were up and at'em nice and early to cram in teeth cleaning, tent tidying and duties. Rangers were close behind before all heading off for a busy morning at the try it zone.
The 'Total Wipe Out' style activities were a big hit with the girls and ended up with some impressive gymnastic style displays from almost everyone.
After the Rangers had supported Kami in her squircle stage performance and a quick lunch it was right back to it for an afternoon in the Change it zone.
This gave everyone a chance to experience what it might be like to live with a disability and even play some of the Paralympic games as well as learning about global warming and how people are affected by it world wide.
It's been a long and hot day but we all saved enough energy to cheer on Kami a second time. This time it was for the space sub camp competition "Wings Has Talent". We clapped and cheered and are so pleased to say she came joint 1st gaining a place in the final with entries from the four other sub campsites.
Exhausted but happy all parties are looking forward to doing it all again tomorrow.
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| Watching the heats for "WINGS Has Talent" |
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| Playing with the alien bubble machine |
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| Leaders' Selfie |
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| We could see the Spectra light commemorating WW1 |
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| Guides having a drink and biscuit |
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| Heron Rangers brushing their teeth |
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| To commemorate 100 years since World War 1 started we joined our fellow campers in observing silence and we lowered our flag to half mast #LightsOut |
Glad you are all having a great time and weather is being kind to you! Enjoying reading the blog and seeing the photos. Rosemary Burton x
ReplyDeleteThanks for updates. Pat
ReplyDeleteWell done Kami. Sound exhausting.
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