Woodstock camp photos

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Thank you

The lovely thank you card we got

Woodstock camp

After interviewing most of the people at the Woodstock Festival we got to the conclusion that people enjoyed it a lot. Some of the most popular activities were water volleyball, making bracelets and necklaces, and making dream catchers.

The first night there was a great campfire with games and lots of songs and people are getting ready for tonight when they will see the performances, dance and sing.

Clara

The Woodstock Festival

Last night we went to the music as Woodstock. We really enjoy it, there were a lot of difference bands, that they have to sing a different song from the age.

The first group that sang was Flower Power who sang 'Stand by Me' by John Lennon (pop/rock). Nicolas Basile and Patricio played the guitar, it was really cool. So Flower Power started the festival off with a bang.The rest of the line up goes as follows

Slaves Revenge
'Blowing in the Wind' Bob Dylan

Melbournites
'One Love' Bob Marley
Reggae
Tomas Sueldo play the guitar

The Groovy Lovers
'I got my mind set on you' George Harrison
Rock

Baby Boomers
'Wild Thing' The Troggs
Rock

Vegemite Rocks
'All you need is love' Beatles
Rock

What's the Craic
Twist and Shout' Beatles
Rock

It finished at 10.30pm but we stayed there to 12.30pm, we sang, talked, dance and had a lot of fun.

We really enjoyed it. We can't wait to the next year

Constanza Goral

Who are the counsellors?

Isabel
What is your nationality? English
What is your favourite hobby? Playing paddle / tennis
Why did you come to Argentina? Learning about culture and boyfriend is Argentinian
What games did you play when you were a child? British Bulldog, shark attack
What is your civil status? Boyfriend, not married

Bobby

What is your nationality? USA
What is your favourite hobby? Playing music, travelling
Why did you come to Argentina? Backpacking through South America
What games did you play when you were a child? Soccer and baseball
What is your civil status? Single

Kate

What is your nationality? English
What is your favourite hobby? Yoga, riding bicycle, walking, going to concerts
Why did you come to Argentina? Learn language, culture, visiting Andes
What games did you play when you were a child? British Bulldog, Kiss chase, Rounders
What is your civil status? Wedding planning

Daire

What is your nationality? Irish
What is your favourite hobby? Football, movies, girls, dancing, video games, music
Why did you come to Argentina? Living in different countries, learning Spanish, parties

What games did you play when you were a child? Tennis, Rugby, Scrabble, Football, knick knack
What is your civil status? Single

Jo

What is your nationality? Australian
What is your favourite hobby? Skiing, travelling, Yoga, writing
Why did you come to Argentina? Best friend lives here, visiting Argentina
What games did you play when you were a child? Basketball, volleyball, swimming, surfing, tennis.
What is your civil status? In a relationship (Peter)

Nicolas

What jobs do we do on camp?

Bank
What money they use in the bank? We use American dolars
How many people working in the bank? Bank Teller and the bouncers
Do you like working in the bank? Yeah, because is fun to exchange money
Why did you apply to be a bank teller? Because I like math and money.

Shop

How many people working in the shop? Seven shop assistant and two bouncers
Do you like working in the shop? Yeah because I love candy
What type of candy do you have? We have nerds, snickers, milky way, marshmallows etc.
What;s the name of the shop? The name of the shop are 'candy shop'.
Why did you apply to be a shop assistant? Because I enjoy.

Tomas

Cultural Differences

There are a lot of differences between Corrientes and Buenos Aires, but they also have things in common. In Buenos Aires there's an hour where the traffic is terrifying from 8-9 am, when people go to work and from 5-6 in the afternoon when people come back from work. But in Corrientes the streets are narrow so there's always a lot of traffic especially form 6-8pm and from 11am-1pm.

There are some things that people from Corrientes and Buenos Aires have in common. In both provinces people usually drink mate in the afternoon, they also like barbecue and empanadas. However people from Corrientes usually take a nap in the afternoon, whereas people from Buenos Aires don't.

Both provinces have famous rock bands. Corrientes for example have bands like 'La Murga' and 'La 2.20' and in Buenos Aires there are Arbol, Bersuit, Vergaraba, Los Piojos and more.

They also have different accents but they can understand each other. They like different things about each province like the population, the views and the buildings but people from both provinces have one thing in common; they feel great when they are home.

Interviews

Corrientes – Carolina
How are the streets like? Narrow, lot of traffic, mess 6-8pm and 11-13. time when they are going and coming from work. Have a lot of traffic lights
From which part of are you? Capital city
Which is your favourite part of your city? Itati
Do you like your province, why? Yes, feels in home, quiet.
How are the buildings like? In the centre, blocks of buildings (not high,about 6 floors). Rest houses
What music do you listen? Hip-hop, Usher, Florida
Which band is from your province? La Murga and La Dos 20
Which is the traditional food there? BBQ, Milanesa, Chipa Cuerito


Buenos Aires - LauraHow are the streets like? In Ramos its not full of cars, its quiet.
From which part of are you? Ramos Mesia
Which is your favourite part of your city? Belgrano and Palermo there's a lot of green
Do you like your province, why? Yes, but I like more provinces better, e.g. Rio Negro.
How are the buildings like? More houses that high buildings
What music do you listen? All kings, Reggaton, salsa, no favourite band.
Which band is from your province? Los Piojos
Which is the traditional food there? Empanadas, BBQ, Mate.

Buenos Aires – Andy
How are the streets like? In some hours 8-9 the traffic jam is terrifying
From which part of are you? Ramos Mesia, west zone
Which is your favourite part of your city? Villagesel
Do you like your province, why? Yes, lot of people, but I don't like that people here aren't polite, people in the train have bad travel.
How are the buildings like? A part full of huge buildings, flats and another with houses. I live in a house.
What music do you listen? Linkin Park, My Chemical Romance, Arbol, Miranda, Cuarteto de nos.
Which band is from your province? Arbol, Miranda, Los Piojos
Which is the traditional food there? BBQ


Corrientes – Rosario
How are the streets like? At midday there's a lot of traffic and at 5pm.
From which part of are you? Capital city
Which is your favourite part of your city? The riverside
Do you like your province, why? Yes, its full of nature
How are the buildings like? Big buildings full of apartments
What music do you listen? Aerosmith, Guns N Roses, The Beatles.
Which band is from your province? La Champions
Which is the traditional food there? Chipa Cuerito

Rocio S/ Analuz