Day Two saw the 6 houses complete two rotations of activities, including High Ropes, Archery, Riverbed Scramble and Thai Cooking.

The house competition is neck and neck at the moment.

Weather was great today during the day time and the evenings have got a little warmer.

Images of the students taking part in activities are to follow tomorrow.

 

 

 

The 104 students arrived at lunchtime and we got straight into games. This afternoon saw the houses each make their own camp gate. Evening saw a choral contest with a number of unique performances.
More tomorrow

The program has just finished at the lodge so we will be posting images of the week in a few hours. Big thanks to Iain, Jo and Henry for bringing a great group.
Safe journey back to Bangkok.

A belated posting on the flickr site and gallery of the shots from Bangkok Patana’s Northern Thailand residential.

The Bangkok Patana teaching staff led by Lucy Livingstone conducted a great residential program which we provided the logisitics and all activities for

Operating under our Wild Planet name we are based in the Mae Teng valley for this program and raft the Mae Teng River.

This river is great providing fun grade three rafting with the reassurance of bank side access for the whole section. Also the Meng Ngat resevoir and surrounging valleys provide a great biking, paddling and trekking location.

The normal Wild Planet crew ran the program in conjunction with our long time partners in the North, Alex and Lynne Brodard

This is one of our orginal locations and programs first run in 98’ but is still one of our favourites.

Water levels were great, weather was great and as you can see from the pictures a great time was had by students and staff alike.

Mention to be made of Danny our trip photographer and his great shots.

 

Robin