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There was barely enough room to live in the camp site, unlike last year
where we were unable to have a game of cricket after
the meal had finished. This wasn't really a problem as most
evenings were so wet that playing games wouldn't have been a popular
form of entertainment. Most days we got back to site after
our activities reasonably late so the washing up often didn't get
finished until 9:30.
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cooks over a fine fire. |
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Drying up was never easy as it was pretty impossible to dry the tea
towels.
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Towards the end of camp, the scouts went out on a
little expedition of there own. They aren't allowed out until
they have fully planned and documented the route including estimated times.
Here two are working together to fill in the expedition
route cards.
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and Steve plan the expedition. |
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comforts. |
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When in Kandersteg the key to having a good camp site is to
get out of it as often and for as long as possible. This
gives it time to dry out and recover. We didn't have a single
day where we were on site all day.
Being on the East side of the valley we only got the sun
after about 10:00 in the morning.
In this picture the scouts and Ventures are all out and
the leaders can relax.
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