SCOUT
HIKE REPORT Kilbil Nashik 2016
Infancio
Pires, Scout Master (coordinator)
The
Students of standards 7th and 8th gathered the school
premises on the chilly morning of 13th November 2016. After
reporting and a short prayer the buses left the school for Chamberleni by 8:30
am. In the bus there was sing song, games, and loads of fun.
On
reaching Chamberleni at 9.30am the expression of most of
the scouts was very much that of surprise. Climbing up the mountain and the
temple steps which I guess were approximately 350 to 450 seemed impossible to a
few of the scouts who had never tried such a thing before. Brothers in-charge
of various Patrols taught the scouts differ kinds of knots such as clove hitch,
sheet bent reef knot, etc. This was followed by the most awaited hike. The
students were given snacks for the climb, as it would be tiring.
The
scouts reached the temple following the various arrows and doing the forfeits
they were supposed to do on finding chits, which were placed in bottles at
various intervals. Some climbed and reached the temple with ease whereas a few
struggled but none gave up. On the way as well as on reaching the temple the
eyes feasted on the beauty of mother nature, birds, insects, trees, plants,
monkeys and the clear blue sky which realize the power and love of God.
The
descend was much easier. On reaching flat ground every body’s tummies rumbled
in hunger, so the necessity was met. The 7th std students had a
session on values which primarily focused on respect towards girls and women,
while games were conducted for the 8th std students and vice-versa. There
were games conducted in common for both the students of 7th and 8th.
A short break was given, after which time was given to prepare for the skit based
on conservation of environment which they were to perform shortly, according to
their patrols. The program was not only entertaining but also educative.
We
left the place at around 4:30 after having our refreshments. The journey back
to school also was fun, but the energy levels were down because of the tiring
yet trilling hike. It was a wonderful experience for the boys as well as
brothers.
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