We also did two-person kayaking, we had to push the boats
into the water and I partnered up with Harpo and we worked very well
together. We were the last people, but
we got in front of a lot of people. When
we went to shore, we got to play in the water (with life jackets). We also got to learn about the Aborigines (how
they use rocks as paint/clay). Then we
learned how dangerous razor fish (which are like shells) are. On the way back we did salooing. There were six people, one person was
steering and five people are supposed to paddle. Unfortunately, one person didn’t have a
paddle so one side was stronger than the other.
So there was one person on the left that was rowing and another person
using their hands and there were three people on the other side using paddles
and one of them was me. I also learned
how to throw a boomerang the right way.
Look back here for my video, I'll post it soon.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
TJ's School Campout Adventure
I went on a fun campout and there were these things called
the low ropes and every time you mess up, you get a point. If you get through with zero points, you get
to do the high ropes. I got through with
zero points and I almost got a point at the last wire. The first wire had one wire that you stand on
and one wire that you hold on to. The
second one had two places to put your feet.
The third one had ropes that you hang on to and if you want to do the
high rope, you have to clap your hands twice between each rope. The fourth one was like a ladder and you had
to step on each plank of wood. And the
last one had the wire that you walk on and one big rope that you grab on to the
whole way across. The trick for the last
one is when it goes down, you have to pull it up and make sure it is tight and
then you walk across.
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tj that sounds like fun.i hope i can learn how to throw a boomerang like you did. in the summer my family will go to yosemite for several days.
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