Hello, to anyone who is reading this! Today was day the 2nd
day in the 8th grade camping trip. Yesterday was hot all day till
night until this morning it was really cold. Not letting the cold weather stop
us we went hiking about 10 miles. Afterwards going to the beach to go kayaking.
Kayaking was a lot of fun; we also had to wear wetsuits, life vest, and water
shoes. It was easy getting the hang of rowing the boat in the direction you
wanted to go to. Going into many caves with the waves crashing against the
rocks it was an experience I will never forget.
Surviving the
cold,
~ Enyolli
Hi
to my family back home! The date
is 6/3 and it is the 2nd day of the 8th grade
Trip. Today I
woke up 10 minutes before we left to go hiking and kayaking, I see this as an
advantage because I got the most sleep.
We hiked around 10 miles to the pigmy forest, I felt like I was huge
compared to these trees. Then I
had a lot of fun kayaking with my friends, we went through caves and
encountered many sea anemones.
This is a great way to tie up my experience at PHS and I will always
remember this great trip.
~ Octavio
6/3/13
Hello people! We have had a fun time so far. We have gone on
many hikes (including a night hike), kayaking, and talent show performances.
All of the activities have been fun and entertaining. Our favorite of these
activities was kayaking because we got to go through big caves in the ocean in
foggy weather. This is a fun experience that we will always hold with us.
Missin’ ya S.F.!
~ Alex and Laurel
Day 3 of survival week. It’s been hard, had to hike for an
hour today, nearly didn’t make it. Our camp has been infiltrated by spiders and
scorpions and supplies are low. The moral of the group is quickly rising at the
thought of leaving this place for better grounds. Yesterday was a adventurous
day. We went kayaking through caves, searched for buried treasure, saw a
blowhole and ate seaweed. Later we hiked on a trail to the Pygmy forest but
didn’t make it for the group was slowing us down. After renewing or energy by
eating our delicious gourmet sandwiches made of cheap pickles and mustard we
headed to another hike that was harder, longer, steeper, and had more potential
to be extreme…
~ Lucas (extreme hiker)
It is the third ay as we are going to embark on a journey to
the Trinity Alps. The car drive t0 the Trinity Alps would take up to 6 hours.
In between stops we are going to take a hike on a trail and from there we are
going to eat our lunch that we mad by our selves. Yesterday went Kayaking t
explore two different sea caves and blowhole. After the kayaking we went on a
7-mile hike to look at the pygmy forest. Before that we had breakfast, which
was mostly watermelon and oatmeal. The lunch was when we made ourselves a
sandwich. Late in the after my group and I cook some dinner for the class. We
made burritos. After dinner we had a performance with having people from our
group show their talents in front of the class. We are going to perform more
performances until the end of the trip.
6/4/13 at 7:09 AM in the morning!
~Diego
The children are hopeful. There is much jubilation and
merrymaking in the woodlands. On Sunday two natives by the name of sprout and
rainfall guided us through the wilderness at night. We where threatened to be
left in the woods without provisions. We fear though that the route to the Trinity
Alps will be strewn with dysentery and other common diseases. I fear that if
the weather gets any more dangerous we will have to eat Isam. Everything has
changed. I have found no gold on this journey. My kinfolk shall starve if I
find no gold.
~ Joseph Mathias - Master pioneer
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