Climbing and shooting last night, not so many turned up. Why?? Half term?? Let us know if this event has passed its sell by date.

Any way those that arrived seemed to enjoy it. Chris managed an outstanding score on his target, just don't know how he can progress from that, in the direction that he is going!

The wall remains challenging, racing now seems the favourite.

see you ALL I hope, for the Rolf Harris evening next week.

Chinese Night

Well, last night involed us cooking chinese recipes! I think the cooking quality was very good, I loved it! We also had people dressed up as chinese people, and they recieved the small prize of a piece of a mars bar! All in all, it was a pretty eventful night. Next week is at Blacklands, and I'll see you guies there!
Later
Alex

Correction! *guys*
Tsk Alex, for such an eventful night you don't say much about it do you?
Well we divided up into groups of 5 right up until people didn't want to do groups of 5 so Rob Freddy and I ended up as a whole group.
There was a whole variety of foods, from egg fried rice (which was epic) to noodles (not so much) and sweet and sour chicken, to some form of mincey stuff which were also epic.
And the rest of what Alex said can be added on.
Also guys, with the shooting, mind you don't hit Robs nose

Photo Night

Photo competition last night, theme night traffic. Photos entered (3 per person)are to be posted on the gmail site. Judge and we will collect votes next week. Some good photos, not all of stripy lights disappearing at the roundabout. Ended with a 200 ball mass attack, I hid!, but so did Amy.

*Alex D's Bit*
Last night at explorers was somewhat eventful, with me, becoming one of the blog's runners, this is my first post though... Though I think Chris, started this post...

Well anyhow, we took pictures around the theme of traffic, and got some good shots! The album is up, so people have to edit the pics on paint, and insert their names! Then after people showed the pictures they took, and we put away everything... We got 200 red balls out, and basicly threw them at anyone! Pretty crazy, but so fun! And yes, Harry became pregenant, and gave birth to a couple of bouncing red balls, no hidden meaning.

Well thats all really, laters

*Chris M's Bit*
I, being insulted that I am to have not been offered a spot on this blog, decided to hack this blog and add my own thoughts too! (Alex, it wasn't me who started it!)
Thursday was epic for Harry, Tom M and I, deciding not to follow the crowd, we walked of in the other direction, for a night of fun, adventure, awesome photos, and a lot of walking. We did finally get to our spot, the roundabout, after a nice 15 minute walk. Then we decided we would never get a good picture of the roundabout so we turned our attentions to the middle of the road, striking up gay poses and hiding behind light streams. Harry got bored, and decided it would be entertaining to roll the four red balls, he had concieved under his superdry, down the hill. None of us ran after them, until Harry was like "I need them!" so I sprinted and returned Harry his children.
Then while waiting for a train, a police officer guy dude, came up to us and asked us if we had seen a drunk guy walking around. Then he asked us if we were terrorists as we were taking photos of trains. He took Toms full details, most of my details, and Harrys name, and then walked of leaving bazzled and 10 minutes late to the return to the hut.
After an epic viewing of photos we had said ball mash. I dodged every ball, until I finally got hit in the face. Then I got hit by every ball until I was withering on the floor IN PAIN.
Then we left.

See Alex... DETAILS this is why I passed English GCSE!
*Correction by Alex D* I passed English GCSE, Literature and Language..

The Hot Air Balloons were amazing.

Despite doubters, "They'll never work", "I'll eat my shoe if any fly" we got four good flyers.

Up to about 200ft, they looked like lanterns in the sky.

Chris was forced to eat his shoe.

The Caterham Bourne Explorer Scouts Meet on Thursdays, 7.30 - 9.30(ish) at The Whyteleafe Scout HQ.

We are young people aged between 14 and 18 who are interested in outdoor activities, the program is varied and often linked to the Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Winter Programme 2009

Sept 24 Hot Air Balloons( THISWEEK)

Oct 1 Bowling

Oct 8 Photo trip competition

Oct 15 Chinese cooking

Oct 29 Rolf Harris Evening

Nov 5 Wide Game

Nov 6 FRIDAY! Fireworks

Nov 12 Mystery hike possible 10.00 finish

Nov 19 Make a movie

Nov 26 Games evening

Dec 3 Break a World Record

Dec 10 Xmas Meal. (Valley Group will join us)

Dec 17 Last Evening