MAC Mag 06
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The 2005 camp was a challenging, but great experience. We<br />
had one, maybe two activities each day which included an<br />
overnight tramp to the Roaring Meg Hut. All the activities were<br />
based around Wanaka which made it easy to get around.<br />
For half a day we travelled on the lake to Mou Waho on the<br />
Dual Image. We also had a stimulating day when we rock<br />
climbed and abseiled at Riverside, expertly assisted by Mr<br />
Hammond and some lovely instructors.<br />
Kayaking was a cold, but exhilarating day where some of us<br />
were able to kayak down the Hawea or Clutha river and, once<br />
again, we had some great instructors to help us.<br />
The tramp we participated in was long and tough. It was the<br />
perfect time to get to know some more people, or get to know<br />
some others better. We also had to sleep in tents and make our<br />
own food that night – not to everyone’s enjoyment, I might add!<br />
Year nine camp was very enjoyable and nicely relaxed.<br />
Friendships grew, and the teachers got to know us a little better.<br />
Thank you so much to all the people who helped us out, and<br />
put up with us all showing off. I hope all the future year nines<br />
have as much fun as we did at the end of last year!<br />
Catherine Hart