The time had come to go to the riverside camp, Willow Park. I would have preferred Tortara Springs though. But any camp is exciting for me.
It was now the second day. We got given options, they were tennis, mini-golf or riding on the quad bikes. But I decided to play mini-golf with Waata. He was up for the challenge and said to me, “bring it on.”
It was now the second day. We got given options, they were tennis, mini-golf or riding on the quad bikes. But I decided to play mini-golf with Waata. He was up for the challenge and said to me, “bring it on.”
It was hole fifteen, the final hole. We were tied up at 7 all. I swung the putter back and hit the ball up the the hill. Almost had a hole in one, but the ball just went right. Waata missed his shot. Then I just tapped the ball into the hole. I am the winner.
Performance night was the best night at Willow Park. Every group had to perform for the judges. For our performance, we done the National Anthem and the Haka. But the funniest one was peanut butter jelly time done by Ahsin’s group. That was a cool night.
After camp, I thought to my-self. Even though we didn’t go to Tortara Springs, I still had a good time.
Hi Gabriel!!
ReplyDeleteI really like your story about your camp at Willow park! Did it feel good when you beat Waata when he laid down a challenged against you? By the sounds of things it could of gone either way, but in the end you beat him. Anyway, I like the phrase "I almost had a hole in one". Keep up the good work.
God Bless.
By Joshua Rm 20
Nice report Gabriel. I enjoyed finding out which parts of camp were your favourites. You were right about the performances - we saw some real talent out there. I hope I see you back there next year.
ReplyDeleteMrs Burt
PS Did you like GYOB?