{"id":2303,"date":"2014-11-07T19:31:08","date_gmt":"2014-11-07T19:31:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/indoorsout.co.uk\/blog\/?p=2303"},"modified":"2014-11-09T20:43:50","modified_gmt":"2014-11-09T20:43:50","slug":"sunbeams-friday","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/indoorsout.co.uk\/blog\/07\/11\/2014\/sunbeams-friday","title":{"rendered":"Sunbeams’ final day"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"RIMG0340\"<\/a>After running down the steepest road in Wales, jumping off a cliff with nothing but a rope to keep you from falling and climbing a rushing ice cold waterfall, we thought nothing could scare us.
\nBut little did we know Mr Alderson and Keith had a last little surprise for us.
\nWe started off the day with a half hour drive to a town called Capel Curig. From there, Torin and Eva were nominated to take the map and navigate us to a forest area. On the way we passed fields and fields of sheep with the longest tails the world has ever seen! After a long walk, we eventually reached the forest. Mr Alderson had turned back to drive the minivan to where we finished. The forest reminded me of the movie EPIC. On one side of us the forest was green, bright and full of life, whilst on the other side there were no green, no flowers, no leaves, just dark bare trees reaching out to you. We carried on walking, bursting for the toilet, for another 10 minutes until we reached a road where we found Mr Alderson with mud all up his boots. Apparently he parked the minivan and walked through a bog to the road. Thanks to Eva and Torin we managed to find another route to the minivan and, after a long wait, the toilets! We sat at a bench where we had our chicken tikka sandwiches, jaffa cakes and our hot chocolate. It quickly started raining so we grabbed our bags and jumped in the van to drive to the next of the day\u2019s activities.
\nWe waited at the bottom of a bank to put on our \u2018nappy\u2019 harnesses and our helmets. We could hear water but we didn\u2019t know where it was coming from. Mr Alderson and Keith disappeared up the bank whilst we waited nervously at the bottom. After about 10 minutes we were called up to the top.
\nThe Tyrolean. Crawling upside down across a waterfall attached to a rope by just a karabiner. I (Orfhlaith) volunteered to go first. I was attached to the rope and told to walk backwards. Naturally, I fell over not once but two times. But I still got up and carried on. When I got to the edge of the cliff I had to swing my legs up and start to pull myself along the rope. I looked down all I saw was water and rocks. The rope swung around but that only made me move faster. I finally got to the end where I placed my feet on the ground and unclipped myself. I was closely followed by Charlotte and Torin who started singing James Bond as they pulled themselves along the rope. It was an amazing final activity and I would definitely do it again.
\nOur evening activities were a little different today. Instead of the outdoor group activities we normally do today we stayed indoors. Firstly, we all arrived in the dining room and were split up into six groups. We started off with a quiz which got extremely competitive when we found out the winning team got cake! The final round was by far the most amusing as we all listened to Mr White\u2019s amazing singing! Afterwards we all went to the dining room and watched a slideshow of the week\u2019s events which included a lot of mug shots and selfies! We then all got given personal awards which included the Bravery Award and the Smiliest Award. After many laughs we finished the day off with an episode of outnumbered.
\nToday has been an amazing day to end an amazing week.<\/p>\n

By Orfhlaith Roberson<\/p>\n\r\n\t\t