Sunday, October 1, 2017

My Trip To Groß Väter See

   By Eddy
Every grade in our school from 6th grade up has something in the beginning of the year called "Trip Week." For my 6th grade trip week, we went to a place called Groß Väter See for four nights and five days. I really enjoyed the trip and luckily was allowed to bring my camera and take many pictures of the great experiences I had.




Everyone at school getting ready to go on the trip
On the bus


Scenery on the way there.
The "Big House" which was one of the many places where you would be sleeping on the trip. I slept in one of the rooms in there.
Our room. My bed was the bottom right.
The "foyer" where you could enter into the bedrooms. My room was the one with the thin door furthest to the left.
The cafeteria house where everyone had meals. Breakfast was at eight, lunch at twelve, cake break, or "kaffee kuchen" at three, and dinner at six.

First dinner in the cafeteria. Yug (left) and Julius (right) seem to like it.


My roommates: Anton, (left) Eric, (center) and Ziev. (right) They were very nice but ate a lot of candy during the night...
Having a campfire at night on the first day

myself in the bathroom, all nice and clean after taking a shower.

Breakfast. Everyday I pretty much got some fruit, a bowl of cornflakes, and a roll, which is a typical German breakfast.
The whole 6th grade gathering on the field to play a game in the morning as a starting activity of the day.


The beach we hiked to that goes into the lake
Lunch on our second day
part of the campus

Kaffe Kuchen! Above is the cherry streusel I ate in about two minutes. It is just impossible to save those things.


On our way on the GPS tour.

Walking on our GPS tour. Above is Okle, one of the Schattenspringers, or activity leaders, that was in our class group. He stands 7 feet tall!
The mandala we created out of nature once we got back from the GPS tour.
A disco we had. Very loud and chaotic!
 
A slackline activity we did on Thursday. Everyone had to cross three slacklines in order for us to "win." Hard!

 Climbing on a ladder with rungs five feet apart from each other.
Everyone taking their sheets the next day to get washed.
Everyone's bags ready to go and put on the bus.
on the bus once more.
More scenery.
One last selfie! Me and Yug sat next to each other on the way home. Yug was a boy from India who came from Uzbekistan because his parents work for the Indian Embassy. He was very nice and we made friends during the trip.
                                            Finally Back!

1 comment:

  1. Nice job on the blog post Eddy! (from your mom's friend Ellen; we met when you were a baby)

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