Biology Trip
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Biology Trip Daniela Marquez
Ms. Koutroubis Earl Haig Grade 11
My Experience in This Trip
The strongest memory that I have of this trip is freezing at night in thecabin without a sleeping bag, the other one, is seeing the most beautiful dawn that I have ever seen in my life.
Going outside of Toronto and seeing the wetlands was something astonishing forme, who only knows Toronto and a little of Montreal. The lovely landscapes that surrounded us were full of lives as we saw in the fishing insect activity that we have in the lake with our campguide Paul. In the lake we found many species, between them dragonflies and leeches.
Other activity was the Night Howl in which we, exited teenagers howled out of complete tune to the moon,in the middle of the night with scary hopes that a real wolf might answer back, which did not happened. The GPS activity, no one of my favorite because it let us all exhausted while trying tofind the clues with the machine, which didn’t tell us, which of the clues were closer to us or if we were passing another clue while looking for one, but nonsense, because it helped us toexplore the camp by our own as also did my favorite activity, the one of going into the different types of wetlands like fens and swamps or even the activity of going into the mountain to identifythe different types of trees between them the yellow birch and oaks.
The campfire was one of the places where I had a lot of fun because as we were in October, Halloween season, I broughtfrom home a monster mask to scare my friends and classmates, which worked excellently because it was really dark out there and the way back to the cabins was a little tricky.
In a nut sled, Iloved this wonderful trip, even if I freeze the first night without a sleeping bag.
Dawn outside of the rabbit cabin My friend and I, wearing the mask that I used to scare people
Ms. Koutroubis Earl Haig Grade 11
My Experience in This Trip
The strongest memory that I have of this trip is freezing at night in thecabin without a sleeping bag, the other one, is seeing the most beautiful dawn that I have ever seen in my life.
Going outside of Toronto and seeing the wetlands was something astonishing forme, who only knows Toronto and a little of Montreal. The lovely landscapes that surrounded us were full of lives as we saw in the fishing insect activity that we have in the lake with our campguide Paul. In the lake we found many species, between them dragonflies and leeches.
Other activity was the Night Howl in which we, exited teenagers howled out of complete tune to the moon,in the middle of the night with scary hopes that a real wolf might answer back, which did not happened. The GPS activity, no one of my favorite because it let us all exhausted while trying tofind the clues with the machine, which didn’t tell us, which of the clues were closer to us or if we were passing another clue while looking for one, but nonsense, because it helped us toexplore the camp by our own as also did my favorite activity, the one of going into the different types of wetlands like fens and swamps or even the activity of going into the mountain to identifythe different types of trees between them the yellow birch and oaks.
The campfire was one of the places where I had a lot of fun because as we were in October, Halloween season, I broughtfrom home a monster mask to scare my friends and classmates, which worked excellently because it was really dark out there and the way back to the cabins was a little tricky.
In a nut sled, Iloved this wonderful trip, even if I freeze the first night without a sleeping bag.
Dawn outside of the rabbit cabin My friend and I, wearing the mask that I used to scare people
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