Attending Green Camp, Bali

During the shallow holidays, I participated in a camp called Green tenting Bali. The camp was organized by Kinderworld Educare Centre. Green Camp Bali, is set in a noteworthy international school, Green school, in Ubud, Bali. on that point was a tot up of 20 pupils aged 9-18 who participated in the camp and two teachers successive the trip. The date of the camp was from the twenty-ninth of May to the 3rd of June. On the 29th of May, the participants and the teachers ga in that respectd in Kinderworld Educare Centre and headed off to LCCT global Airport by coach and boarded a plane to Balis worldwide Airport in Denpasar. The course took about 4 hours. When we reached Denpasar, we had our lunch in a cafe and headed to Ubud by bus. Two hours later, we arrived at a small village in Ubud, carried out bags and walked in a sign on path to engrave the school. As we walked along the narrow path, we saw many diverse types of plants and trees. There were birds and colourful butte rflies nimble all around as well.\nWhen we reached the school, I was amazed at how wonderful and extraordinary it was. We had or so local snacks and slightly drinks as well. Next, we went to a small room, dumbfound down our bags and we listened to a uncomplicated Green Camp orientation by some camp instructors. We in like manner introduced ourselves. Later on, we had a limp of the Green School. The school was genuinely big. The whole school in including the walls, floors, tables, chairs and stairs was built chiefly from bamboos, a local, natural, renewable resource. There was no air conditioner there too. We also saw the classrooms and subroutine library which were also made from bamboos. The theater of operations was very big as well. And what surprised me the most was the schools composting toilet. It is a dry toilet with no water to flush it and they up lay down saw dust to spoil up the smell. Later, we were brought to our yurts to unpack our stuff, take a bath, and get some rest.\nThe following days had been a blast. We played many contrasting games...