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Rain is gently falling on the roof of the fifth wheel. What a welcome sound that is. I hope it lasts all night and into tomorrow.
 
Good paper deliveries - no rain!...didn't see niece as school had started when I got there...lots of hugs and condolences along the route...power just came on after being off for almost 2 hours and we have a downpour happening - but it doesn't seem to have been the cause of the power outage.
 
Tabitha said:
Full day hike with a grade 2 class. Only rained at the end. Surprisingly my muscles are feeling ok. I wasn't LAST but I am now.
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I'm not sure it's the hike that would wear me out on that one. :whistle: And I'm LAST for a bit.
 
Thanks @BethAnne for the link ... The Chautauqua here: https://sites.google.com/…/June%2021%2C%202019%20Chautauqua…

I particularly enjoyed: It’s In You by Rev. Robin King ... the FIRST line goes like this ...

"When I was little, one of the things that scared me most about church was the Holy Spirit "... :eek:

I could not stop reading till I got to the LAST of it.

And another LAST line in a different "Leader" article - same paper " Under the rule of capitalism, there are no friends." - Guess Who
 
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Tabitha said:
Full day hike with a grade 2 class. Only rained at the end. Surprisingly my muscles are feeling ok. I wasn't LAST but I am now.
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Why? Just curious about the curriculum aspect. The only time I recall doing something like that was for camp.
There were a few other things where we would walk - going to a skating rink, I think we may have walked to a public library and I recall doing something like a scavanger hunt although I'm thinking that might not have been part of a typical school day, but older students were paired with younger ones and adults were involved.
 
ChemGal said:
Why? Just curious about the curriculum aspect. The only time I recall doing something like that was for camp.
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I remember walking down to the local bush area to collect tadpoles around that age but not actual hiking. I think it's kind of cool. Little M didn't really discover his love of hiking until our first time in the US Southwest, when he was probably c. 14.
 
Northwind said:
What a beautiful tribute to your mom BA.

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Thanks...long day...papers delivered...also took copies to the hospital for staff and for mom's roommate...and to Funeral Home to pick up mom - gave them copies too...bought groceries before we left town...now it looks like a thunderstorm is imminent.
 
ChemGal said:
Why? Just curious about the curriculum aspect. The only time I recall doing something like that was for camp.
There were a few other things where we would walk - going to a skating rink, I think we may have walked to a public library and I recall doing something like a scavanger hunt although I'm thinking that might not have been part of a typical school day, but older students were paired with younger ones and adults were involved.
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Oh my - there could be so many things experienced & learned on such a hike, and in the preparation for it too. I'm volunteering with a local school - as a guide for their gardening club. It's been fascinating to me to learn about Google Classroom & see the myriad of ways that learning is woven into even something like a voluntary club at elementary school.
 
Carolla said:
Oh my - there could be so many things experienced & learned on such a hike, and in the preparation for it too. I'm volunteering with a local school - as a guide for their gardening club. It's been fascinating to me to learn about Google Classroom & see the myriad of ways that learning is woven into even something like a voluntary club at elementary school.
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I can see the purpose for it, although I also see problems. With one of the hikes with the school camping trip I was feeling very unwell. Likely some hormones that were triggering a swell. There was no option to not go unless camping was skipped altogether.

I just haven't heard of elementary schools that do all day hiking trips as just a day thing otherwise.
 
LAST after 1/2 inch of rain pounded down in less than 20 mins - I had some minor leaking in the solarium which hopefully is not a sign of a more serious problem (fingers crossed)
 
We had heavy rain yesterday. Today is gorgeous, if a bit cool for the first weekend of summer. Had a nice walk. May try for a long ride this weekend. Weather looks promising for it at least.
 
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