Due to the windy weather, it was unsafe to go rafting so instead we went to the Galloway Hills to climb Cornish Hill in full peat-camouflage face paint. We found out that the air and water here is very clean by looking at the algae and insects in the environment. We also passed our ‘bush-tucker’ trial by digging up and eating ‘pignuts’ and finding wild blaeberries. Different team members were responsible for the compass and keeping us on the right path. It was very windy at the top of the hill but the views were fantastic. Mark claimed it was the best day of his life!
We are now off to explore the rock pools.
