Samantha

Camp was an amazing experience one that I had never experienced before. The activities were amazing; the food was great and the wildlife was an amazing sight. Some of my favourite activities were canoeing, archery, hut building, biking and low ropes there was a few more but I didn’t like them as much. On the first night we went on a night walk, the teachers tried to scare us by saying a few years ago a boy got grabbed around the neck by a drop bear and he ran which is the worst thing you can do, so you better stay in pairs or groups. On the first night in the cabins none of us could get to sleep because Lydia was making so much noise, but eventually we got to sleep. The next morning we had breakfast and after that we went onto our next few activities and one of my activities that day was canoeing. As we walked to the canoe shed I started getting nervous and as I was hopping into the canoe it was shaking and wobbling I felt like I was going to fall right out of the canoe but luckily I didn’t. After the canoeing we went to another activity and then to lunch. We sat by the lake and some of us were even looking for the platypus. Soon enough it was the end of the day and it was coming to the end of camp. The next day everyone was packing their bags and getting ready to go and soon enough we were gone.