End of day one

It's the end of day one. In bed, in a peaceful field in Essex. This afternoon, as we didn't have any thing to do, we offered to help the catering team out. After 6.5 hours we finished. Made a few new friends. Bernard and michael from surrey, a bloke frOm Bristol area and 3 ladies from finland called kaiser, jonna said yonna and Sirpu. Apparently not said as it's spelt. I don't think british international relations are going well! And note for future. English humour doesn't translate well. Ttfn

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The tent's up!

I've arrived on site. And pitched my tent. Although it doesn't look like it, I spent ages organising it. The site has some come dry bits and some very muddy bits. I'm about 100m from the toilet and shower block and about 300m from the farther north left hand corner of the site. I'm about to change into shorts and go exploring. I also need to fine out what my job 'On Site Programme' is doing. Also dave and laura have good to their site down on the map from me. I think I've put a link on my web said to a map of the site. If not it's on the Jamboree website. Anyway, catch you all later.

The entrance

Well kinda. H'll try and erod the actual have at some point. 30 minute walk now to site

Check in

Ready to leave

Just time to take a photo before we go to site.

Shhhhhh!

Look, 6am and sun! Hopefully it'll stay like this!

The first night camping

After a great meal at the farm we set tents up. This is a very poor pic me the tents. They are set up in a barn. This means when we're going to Hylands Park the tents will be dry. Currently sitting in a sub about to head back for a sleep until we go to site at 6am tomorrow morning.