hi again. well, the campers came yesterday through out the day. i have 9 boys aged 10 or 11 in my bunk. and one of them is a french kid. yesterday, i had to stay in my cabin all day to greet the families and the kids coming to stay. i got the lucky job because it had been raining all day - there was a storm and it rained heavily all day long, non stop. and even today it was raining up until about 1pm. my cabin is quite a way away from camp - and it is up ...

hello again. so much to tell again. but so little time. i signed up for doing climbing wall training yesterday. so i spent all day being trained on the programme. i think that was the best day so far. it usually takes 5 days to train- but we only had 5 hours - so it was like information overload. so i am now qualified to teach - the climbing wall, zip wire, leap of faith, cross wire, and many other climbing activities. its so cool. i did better that o...

well i finally arrived yesterday at camp after a massive trek. here we go: 17th june train to leeds, stop overnight in leeds, then 18th june, taxi to train station at 7:30am, train to london kings cross, then tube to heathrow, then plane was meant to be at 16:00 but there was an hour delay, then we sat on the plane for 2 more hours before setting off. so that meant 7 more hours travelling to new york. there were loads of us on the plane going to camp ameri...

Four and a half hours later on the coach from Leeds, and I'm in London. Well, its my first time to London - and I love it so much. It is an incredible place! I have been playing the tourist today. I came to get my visa for America. I waited just over 3 hours in the U.S Embassy today - phew, glad thats over now. Later I took the tube for the first time, from Oxford Circus to Kings Cross. Found my youth hostel for the night - 'Ashlee House'. I'm sharing a ...