Equipment List
Gear ( everything you need)
Camp activity groups (make sure you know what group you're in)
Bedding
Transport
Survival skills (Spiders, bugs, Burma trail)
Step One: Before anything you should have transport groups,
To get there and back. Before you go...
Double check you have the right gear,
Especially Enough pair of underwear......
And clothes that will obviously get muddy. When you're there follow this steps
Step Two: Recognize your cabin groups. You may know to chose your best Friends, remember your cabin number very important, especially if you don't want to end up in a opposite agenda. And get sorted with your bedding, you never when Mr. Robertson or Miss Gordon is going to do dorm inspection.
Step Three: Obey the teachers, you never know if it will come in handy.
You think you know everything you were wrong.
Step Four: ( you would do a few things before this) Activity group time!!!
These are the activities:
Archery (my favourite)
Ready set cook ( pikelets contest )
Raft building
Kayaking
Air rifles
And team initiative course
Make sure you are in the right group.
And make sure you have fun and try your best. Go For Gold!
Step Five: There is one more thing you need to do. The mud run!
I'm sure you didn't sign up for this but be sure you have fun....
( I see it definitely mission impossible...) So good luck.
Step Six: Now I'm sure you will be ruining to have first spot for showers.
Step Seven: Sleeping- I've skipped all of the dinner and supper and stuff, cos' I'm sure you know how to eat..... Anyway, sleeping one of the hardest thing to do at camp, with dirty rusty mattresses, spider webs and bugs. Don't fear, my suggestion is try to get comfortable and if you buds are talking just ignore it's not that hard.
Step Eight: Just go with the flow in all activities no matter how hard or sophisticated it is. I won't tell you about the Burma Trail..... I don't wanna freak you out.....
Good Luck!!!!!
