Greetings Jack Hi Jack My name is Avalon and l am a year 7 student at Panmure Bridge School. l really like how you made a sidle on your guys 2018 camp. All of your photos are great. l think you could have told me more about what you guys were doing like writing a blurb or something l really enjoyed looking at your work. Great job and keep it
Hi Jack, My name is Jack, and I am a year 7 from Panmure Bridge School, and I came across your blog, in quite shock to see your amazing posts. What fun it must be to go to school camp, and to see all the awesome things you've come across. Quick question, when going to the Waimakariri river to drink, did you drink directly from the source, or did you instead boil the water to make it drinkable? I would really like to know. There are some great pictures shown on this post, and some cool information that you have added. I see in your about me that you love camping, so this must've been something you've been looking forward to. Just like you, I also love camping, and will be having my school camp next year. Staying in a tent is in my opinion the best part about camping. As it is a lot different from sleeping in a bed at home. Besides that, you have created an outstanding blogpost, and I hope to see more of your posts in the future. Keep Up The Extraordinary Blogging
Greetings Jack, What an wonderful blog post from you. The blog posts that you've been publishing are amazing. The images that you've taken are awesome too. I also like the way you've added a link to show us the Anti Crow Hunt. Did you enjoy your time at camp? Next time you should add a blurb to your google slides, but everything else looks fine to me. Nice Work!
Greetings Jack
ReplyDeleteHi Jack My name is Avalon and l am a year 7 student at Panmure Bridge School. l really like how you made a sidle on your guys 2018 camp. All of your photos are great. l think you could have told me more about what you guys were doing like writing a blurb or something l really enjoyed looking at your work.
Great job and keep it
hi Avalon thank you for the comment this will help me in future posts
DeleteHi Jack thank you for replying to my comment and l am very happy that you said this would help in your future post.-
DeleteHi Jack,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Jack, and I am a year 7 from Panmure Bridge School, and I came across your blog, in quite shock to see your amazing posts. What fun it must be to go to school camp, and to see all the awesome things you've come across. Quick question, when going to the Waimakariri river to drink, did you drink directly from the source, or did you instead boil the water to make it drinkable? I would really like to know. There are some great pictures shown on this post, and some cool information that you have added. I see in your about me that you love camping, so this must've been something you've been looking forward to. Just like you, I also love camping, and will be having my school camp next year. Staying in a tent is in my opinion the best part about camping. As it is a lot different from sleeping in a bed at home. Besides that, you have created an outstanding blogpost, and I hope to see more of your posts in the future.
Keep Up The Extraordinary Blogging
- Jack
hi jack yes we did drink from the river that is how fresh it is. this is how i filled up my bottle thank you for commenting
DeleteGreetings Jack,
ReplyDeleteWhat an wonderful blog post from you. The blog posts that you've been publishing are amazing. The images that you've taken are awesome too. I also like the way you've added a link to show us the Anti Crow Hunt. Did you enjoy your time at camp? Next time you should add a blurb to your google slides, but everything else looks fine to me.
Nice Work!
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