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2000 INTERNATIONAL CAMPFIRE PHOTOS BY DAVE GARDNER & MARK HUTTON |
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Every Friday an International
Campfire is organised by KISC staff. Troops are invited to volunteer songs,
sketches and other things to perform during the campfire. This year 3GP
didn't get a chance to perform at the campfire, and a good job too judging
by the effort made by other troops. |
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3GP at the campfire, with a happy looking Chris (top left) and a miserable
looking Nic (top right). RIGHT: Er.. I'm not sure that we like that sort of thing. FAR RIGHT: Busy campfire. BELOW: The German troop's fire breathing and fire juggling display. |
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The acts that we
had the opportunity to see would give many a talking point. The group
dressed entirely in white robes with white pointy hats for instance. The
real star of the show was the German girl's display, not when she was
fire breathing or juggling, although this was impressive enough, but Mark
assures me it was when she was seen dancing about with the Portuguese.
Other memorable acts include the traditional Austrian folk dancing which
was memorable for all the wrong reasons. It went on for far too long,
and in a fading light no one was sure exactly when they finished although
the staff were given instructions to wake up the crowd once they had disappear. |
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| The KISC staff
also put on a bit of a song and dance which revolved around an action
song. Ten staff lined up close to each other and flung limbs around in
time to the music managing to skillfully avoid hitting their neighbours.
This particularly impressed Steve Soggee who could be heard quoting lines
from the song for the rest of the holiday. |
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LEFT: The traditional Austrian folk dancing. LEFT: The Spice girls premier their new single - no really. |