Well, of course it rained, but that hasn't really dampened our enthusiasm. We've been fencing, orienteering around the site, spotting our partners on the low-ropes course and having a splashing time in the canoes. The drying rooms have never been so busy...
All change around after lunch, then a hearty meal of sausage and mash awaits!
Well, the afternoon's activities went very well, despite the drizzle (forecast for thunderstorms, so could have been worse), with more canoeing, fencing, orienteering and low ropes scrambling. Once again, challenges were met and fears were conquered. Heads were dunked and hands were muddied too, but that's all part of the fun.
Just enough time for Oceania class to get their circus skills practice in and toast marsh mallows on the camp fire, before quiz night. Some very sleepy heads now, but will that stop the early risers again? We shall see...