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"I’ve now finished the camping trip through national parks, and I have waited for the comfort of a hotel room in Las Vegas to update the site with a few pictures. Our tents are now 500 miles away. | "I’ve now finished the camping trip through national parks, and I have waited for the comfort of a hotel room in Las Vegas to update the site with a few pictures. Our tents are now 500 miles away. | ||
The camping trip had 13 folk, largely from the UK. It was a diverse set of people, and a wonder that we all got on. After initial fears of camping in the rain and mud, it turned out better organised than cub camp, and even the food cooked in groups of three was better than Citigroup canteen. | The camping trip had 13 folk, largely from the UK. It was a diverse set of people, and a wonder that we all got on. After initial fears of camping in the rain and mud, it turned out better organised than cub camp, and even the food cooked in groups of three was better than Citigroup canteen. | ||
| - | Naturally, I was not involved in such menial chores as cooking since I was (self) appointed as Assistant to the Leader! And to think I didn’t even know how to pronounce Yosemite before I arrived! (That was embarrassing.)" | + | Naturally, I was not involved in such menial chores as cooking since I was (self) appointed as Assistant to the Leader! And to think I didn’t even know how to pronounce ''Yosemite'' before I arrived! (That was embarrassing.)" |
Revision as of 21:11, 27 April 2007
Summing Up
Dan:
"I’ve now finished the camping trip through national parks, and I have waited for the comfort of a hotel room in Las Vegas to update the site with a few pictures. Our tents are now 500 miles away.
The camping trip had 13 folk, largely from the UK. It was a diverse set of people, and a wonder that we all got on. After initial fears of camping in the rain and mud, it turned out better organised than cub camp, and even the food cooked in groups of three was better than Citigroup canteen.
Naturally, I was not involved in such menial chores as cooking since I was (self) appointed as Assistant to the Leader! And to think I didn’t even know how to pronounce Yosemite before I arrived! (That was embarrassing.)"
