To begin the day, the teens headed off for a hike up Mount
Remarkable. Some rather keen adults and young children followed along a little later, and the rest of us settled down
for a cuppa, a chat and some board games. After an hour or so, some of the campers then headed
into Melrose to have a look around the town.
A couple of hours later, I telephoned the teens to ask if
everyone was still alive. When I
received and enthusiastic, ‘No!’, I figured all was well! Eventually they returned – mostly fine, but
with a few bumps and bruises here and there.
They’d had a good climb, and some of them had even reached the very top.
The afternoon was spent either relaxing, playing games or at
a craft workshop. After dinner, it was
time for the ‘Quiz Night’, hosted by yours truly and my trusty sidekick, Margaret. That was an effort! It
was the first time I’d run a quiz night, but I think all went well, and the
general consensus was that there were a good variety of questions – some easy,
some more difficult, and others, well….
Interesting! My favourite
question of the night was: “According
to the 2001 UK Census, how many Britons stated ‘Jedi Knights’ as their
religion?” I’ll leave the answer to that one in the comments
section in a day or two!
After the ‘Marshmallows’ team took out the ultimate prize
for the night, out came the broomstick, and the line up for ‘Limbo’ began. I gotta say, it’s amazing how flexible some
people are! Some of the girls
especially amazed us with their abilities to simply flip themselves backward! My friend Jacqui and I sat back and enjoyed
the show, and.. er… threw some entertainment
back at them by singing (at the top of our voices) along to several of our
favourite ‘eighties’ songs.
And that was Day Two.
Successful, relaxed, and a whole lot of fun.
Linda.
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