That's QF71 shortly after take-off
Have a good, well-deserved rest after you land...
See you in Singapore!
Hi all again
We are in the last day of our camp, our Aussie friends has left us on Sunday as they are back to school and work.. they had a very tiring weekend hosting us and indeed it has been a very fun, enjoyable and memorable time for everyone
The facilities in the Camp for the outdoor activities is truly marvelleous.. We will post more pics to back track what happened the last 2 days.. Apologies for the delay telecast but we want everyone to enjoy the stations.. and "all hands on deck" for the adult leaders to watch over safety..
We went to Fremantle for our excursion... the contingent is splitted into the units and they are free to roam in this historic town ~ filled with Museums ( Maritime, Shipwreck, Motor..) the old prisons, lookout into the Indian Ocean and not to forget the fresh seafood for meals...
More update as we can hooked up the cyberspace !
The launch tower ..
Our friend from Sydney, John Dwyer, a Venture leader as our special guest star.. he came with his wife Helen to join us.
Magdelene Seow, our Nat Cub Scout Commissioner, saying her last prayer ????
Archery is a hot favourite...very addictive, so no matter how many times the Cubs have done it, they'd like to have a go at it again. This station is the only one run by Leaders from Singapore. Mr Desmond is the expert who is trained and licensed by MOE CCAB to conduct Archery sessions, so like all other stations, safety is key and observed by all instructors.
Rockla underground tunnels! The Cubs planned their routes before entering a network of tunnels, and exit through special safety hatches (or man-holes) along the way when they find one.
This must be one of the most exciting stations. Something we do not have in Singapore. Instructors were at each hatch to check on Cubs that pass-by or decide to exit there. The Cubs reported that it was scary at first, but when they got used to crawling in the small space, it was too fun to miss. Many even wanted to have a go at it again, using a different route!
As always, safety is paramount and all procedures are adhered to strictly.
Hi all
This morning till now has been another wonderful experience for us.. with the low rope obstacles, Tunnel and the highlight feature ~ the Aerial Runway...
Here are some of the pics..
Eager to go but everyone listens attentively to the briefing on safety and the rules..
Our instructors will help them secure their harness before "take off"...
All set to go... our girl scout can do it too !
The trainers securing our boys before sending them down the valley.. 240 m away ....
I weigh 78kg ( Oopps.. everyone knows my weight now) and I survived going thru'.. so its safe for all the little ones..
Even our female teacher did it too.. look at the smile on her face.. relaxed, isn't it ?
No sweat !
Its so enjoyable.. even Mummy did it.. June Low, our parent volunteer from Gongshang Scouts.
What a joy !
