On Monday was my first camping experience. My sisters were talking so much about Camp Wyuna and when I saw it with my own eyes it seemed amazing.
My favourite part was boogie boarding because I got to try new things and have fun, and it was my first time, and I enjoyed myself.
The wraps were the best! When they said last call for seconds. I rushed with my plate to the dining room. My advice for someone going on camp is always get seconds.
I learnt how to catch waves.
When I went home I rushed to my bed and took a snooze.
Quan L
The best part of camp was the amount of food I got. I was surprised at how little everyone ate, so I felt like a cartoon superhero constantly saying its catchphrase, that being "Can I have yours?"
My favourite activity was the discovery centre because marine biology really fascinates me.
One word I would use to describe Camp Wyuna would be "unpredictable" because I never knew what we would be doing. Whether it was boogie boarding, roasting marshmallows or just chilling and playing some camp games.
If somebody was going on camp for the first time I would advise them to relax and enjoy themselves. On the bus ride there, I was worried I would have a bad time, but I ended up having the time of my life.
My proudest accomplishment is probably the boogie boarding. I knew some of the kids in my group did it a lot so I was worried I would mess up and embarass myself, but I pushed that out of the way and enjoyed myself immensely. On a copule of the waves I went all the way to the shore and I felt like a professional surfer, ridiing 3 metre waves on the coast of Miami, to the delight of a screaming crowd. Hey, a kid can dream.
What I learnt from camp was that you're capable of anything you set your mind on. Once I finished boogie boarding the satisfaction felt so good like an invisible trophy that only I knew about.
Also, I can eat a lot of food.
Harry H
