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Surfing in Term 3 Print E-mail
Written by Caitlin, Snowy Student Term 3 2009   
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Hey everyone :)
Today our group, 2B, (Red Cliffs and Gladstone Park) went surfing.
It was absolutely freezing but definitely worth it. Some of us were lucky enough to be able to stand up. Yay!

That was for the morning and in the afternoon we had ‘Intro to Bikes’.

We had to do activities to prove that we could ride a bike, so we could get our license. We all got them although I think some people should still be on their L plates. Haha.

Overall today was pretty fun, my highlight was surfing, being able to stand up made me feel good. Kate and Rhianna also stood up, they really enjoyed the morning at the beach. It was a good experience for us because it’s a lot different to skiing on the river but still loads of fun.

Bye for now.
Caitlin, Red Cliffs Secondary College

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