The document describes various activities that took place during a camp. It mentions that on the first day everyone had to climb Mt Pauanui which was tiring but provided an amazing view from the top. Other activities included snorkeling in which not much was seen, kayaking which some chose not to do, and visiting the Collins Drive mine and Weta Cave which contained glow worms and animal bones. The document also discusses overnight camping with tent mates, visiting sculptures and searching for sea creatures at the rocky shore, playing mini golf, and making memories on the last day of camp.

2. Around Camp Dorms Dining Room Where we meet Kitchen

3. We all had to climb up Mt Pauanui on the very first day. Tiring but the view at the top –amazing! Going down was better. Mt Pauanui

4. Snorkelling, Kayaking and Ferry 2 Mt Paku Snorkelling was fun but didn’t see much interesting things. When stood up, felt something swim under foot. Didn’t go kayaking cause didn’t want to.

5. Collins Drive pretty hard. Mine- wet, glow worms, long. Lots of weta and glow worms Prison freaky but was animal bones. Collins Drive, Mine, Weta Cave, Prison

6. Tent Mates- Hayley, Ismahaan. Very fun and cold. Good surface- was flat. Swam in river. There were very good skits. People fish while skits happen. Overnight Camp

7. Lots of sculptures. Room 8 sculptures. Stuff at rocky shore. Sand Sculptures

8. Looking for sea creatures. Fun. Rocky Shore

9. Very fun Didn't win in my group. Got a hole in 2 in hole 18. MiniGolf

10. Good experience Leave camp Memories Last Day of Camp