So on Monday, Gabby, Ellie and Meg and I went for a nice. 9k bike ride (4.5 each way), which included lots of up hills, which I am proud to say I did most of. I didn't quite realise how much I missed bike riding! It was so nice just to go for a casual ride. If I ever move any where flat (Wellington/Porirua fail), then I'm totally gonna get a bike. We went for coffee at the local, where the lady now knows our orders haha. It was so much fun, and surprisingly, my legs weren't as sore as I thought they were gonna be the next day! Bonus!
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| Map, incase you don't believe me. |
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| Me, Meg, Gabby and Ellie. |
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| Bantam, where camp is |
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| Ma Bike cous |
On the way back from coffee, I had a message from the some of the guys asking if anyone wanted to go to this zoo that Ellie had suggested. I was up for it, so they nipped over and picked me up and we headed off for the hour long drive. WOW, what a depressing zoo man. After San Diego Zoo, which was amazing with how they handled their animals and grounds, this place was the pits. It was quite hilarious actually. OK, so it wasn't that bad, but I'm just gonna say this - they had a domestic cat on display, in a "cage". And when we walked over to the sheep, I went "baa" and the zoo keeper looked at me funny, I just kept walking and said "I'm from New Zealand, I speak sheep."
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| Hello home! I waved to you all |
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| Ginga. |
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| Monkey seriously needing Prozac. |
After the zoo, we went out for dinner, which again was a halirious affair. I ended up with a piece of Salmon which was GORGEOUS. I miss fresh seafood.
2 weeks left of camp, crazy! This last bunch leave tomorrow and newbies in on Sunday.
In other news, HOLY CRAP GO KIWIS! They are killing it at the Olympics, I wish I could watch more!
HAHAHA laughed so hard at the domestic cat on display at the zoo and you speaking sheep.
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