WWW: Venture North cycling 2022 Day 2

Day 2

Kickstarting my freezing cold morning with a rough sleep, we had a light breakfast before we set off on our longest day of cycling! With a total of 45 km today, we went past a beautiful lake and briefly explored the town area near where we were staying before we headed back to camp.

Magnificent view from Kandalama Lake (Credit: Mr Grady)

 

Having a dip after a picnic lunch (Credit: Mrs Jackson)

 

Cycling Day 2 (Credit: Mr Grady)

 

Group Photo! (Credit: Mrs Jackson)
Fixing the brake/gear wiring in the bike (Credit: Mrs Jackson)

After the really really tiring cycle, we got a chance to have some downtime before the bike maintenance workshop. Hence, I went for a quick shower and got a nap in before the informational workshop session hosted by Mr Peter. We learned a lot about the inner workings of the bike and in the end, we learned how to assemble a bike from scratch!

 

My drawing of the bike (Photo by author)

 

At the end of the day, group 1 prepared dinner from the groceries they bought in town, while group 2 hosted a game of musical chairs for everyone to play after dinner. Even though day 2 was absolutely tiring, it was an incredible team-building experience for all of us to get closer.

 

 

LO2: Demonstrate that challenges have been undertaken, developing new skills in the process

Learning about the inner workings of a bike was an interesting session as we understood how a bike worked, how to assemble one, and all the parts involved that allow it to function as it is.

LO4: Show commitment to and perseverance in CAS experiences

Cycling over 40km on the second day of the trip was a real challenge that I overcame and was really happy about achieving. I didn’t expect how tiring day 2 would be.

LO5: Demonstrate the skills and recognize the benefits of working collaboratively

Throughout the day, we cycled together across the roads, supporting each other and keeping each other safe. I didn’t realize how important it was to work together at the start, but I now understand how we need to look out for each other through the tough journey.

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