Speaker 1: Younger son, Credence fourty years old, just came back from
Speaker 1: camp and he had the best time. He did ar tree.
Speaker 1: When he says, I'm doing archery, I don't think that's
Speaker 1: a good idea. Well, no one with the last name
Speaker 1: of Butler, especially if you have male spring, should be
Speaker 1: allowed to have something shop.
Speaker 2: Is your arrow pointe or does it have a suction
Speaker 2: on the end. Could we get to suction ones just
Speaker 2: for creedy.
Speaker 1: I can see all of us lighting up and myself,
Speaker 1: Credence and my would have the suction cap. Yes, and
Speaker 1: they be like little hand ones. Yes, nothing dangerous.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the Butler boys.
Speaker 1: He could lose an eye, but yeah, he loved the archery.
Speaker 1: He loved the giant swing and he and he just
Speaker 1: he loved the whole camp because he's missed out in
Speaker 1: a few camps so as he was growing up, just
Speaker 1: being sick and COVID and stuff. But he just loved it.
Speaker 1: My favorite memories of the camp activities when I was
Speaker 1: growing up, we went.
Speaker 3: To at no our Bible versus we chiseled them in stone. No,
Speaker 3: they just called it the Testament right. Oh, when they
Speaker 3: were trying to teach you how to part the seat.
Speaker 1: I sucked at that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know t Rex racing all of these things
Speaker 2: around when Trevor was a child.
Speaker 1: Yes, we want to know what the camp activities you loved.
Speaker 1: I love cooking breakfast because you had a choice of
Speaker 1: helping up preparing lunch or dinner or breakfast myself and
Speaker 1: there was four other guys. We said we do breakfast,
Speaker 1: and it was it was good. They just put out
Speaker 1: the cereal, toasted the bread and had out the cut
Speaker 1: up the fruit like bananas and stuff, and then we'd
Speaker 1: clean up. But then the chef that was there and
Speaker 1: when we went away for camp, he said, you guys
Speaker 1: did a really good job. Will you guys love some
Speaker 1: bacon and eggs? And yeah, if you do breakfast. We
Speaker 1: were there for a week. I will cook you guys
Speaker 1: and breakfast every day, every day, baking and eggs. So
Speaker 1: every time they'd sit there and go, who wants to
Speaker 1: do breakfast with Yeah? Yeah, yeah, but you have to
Speaker 1: get up at early. Yeah yeah that's fine.
Speaker 3: Then no one else would do it because early because no.
Speaker 1: One else knew. No one else knew about it. It
Speaker 1: was just the chef was going there.
Speaker 3: I'll do that for you, so your favorite camp activity
Speaker 3: was eating yeah, food that no one else got to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was great, awesome. Do you remember any of yours?
Speaker 3: Well, we used to go to music camp.
Speaker 1: I wasn't going to say that.
Speaker 3: No, it was the Taler budg. Yeah, isn't there a
Speaker 3: movie about that?
Speaker 2: Yes, there is, doesn't really happen anyway. Yeah, it used
Speaker 2: to be at Taller Budder down there where the Teller
Speaker 2: Budder are, a big sports center that's down there.
Speaker 1: Is still now music camps down.
Speaker 2: There every year, so big people from around the Gold
Speaker 2: Coast go there and then just one year or like
Speaker 2: I went for like six years in a row. Wow,
Speaker 2: I loved it. It was fantastic. Still, well, there wasn't
Speaker 2: a lot of outdoor activities. There's just a lot of
Speaker 2: play music.
Speaker 1: Because you guys running around with you trombones.
Speaker 2: And eating flutes and stuff. Never good in a raft.
Speaker 1: We also had talent shows talent, Yes we did that.
Speaker 3: That was my other paper.
Speaker 1: But how did I know that? So we want to
Speaker 1: know what yours was when you went on your school camp.
Speaker 1: What was the best camp activity you guys had?
Speaker 4: Flying fox? Yes, over water?
Speaker 3: Oh how did that end up?
Speaker 4: It was great because the kids you couldn't hang off
Speaker 4: fell in the river.
Speaker 3: That was for you. Yeah, that's where the police started.
Speaker 2: That's where the trauma started for those kids now scared
Speaker 2: of water and foxes.
Speaker 4: But give a good pad on the back when they
Speaker 4: finally came. When found them school, it was crazy wild.
Speaker 1: Did you used to say? What you ever? The crocodile
Speaker 1: little cross? What I would have? Yeah? No, no not
Speaker 1: everyone's the saddest.
Speaker 2: Sorry Louisa from Hope Island. What was your favorite school
Speaker 2: activity on camp.
Speaker 5: Last year?
Speaker 4: Nine days?
Speaker 2: And I think you're still in Winton's. I think you
Speaker 2: said you went to Are you still there?
Speaker 1: Lawiser?
Speaker 2: Sorry Louisa Sarah from school camp Memories Please hi guys.
Speaker 4: So, I don't know if it's the clean Fland thing,
Speaker 4: but a Victoria thing. Back in the day camp you
Speaker 4: would have a competition and whoever was competing would line
Speaker 4: up and put a marshmallow in their mouth and say
Speaker 4: chubby bummies, and then another and another and they either
Speaker 4: passed out or so on mon no, not really passed out.
Speaker 4: That was it's no longer allowed.
Speaker 5: I think because of that kind of thing is by
Speaker 5: what so they'd have to get chubby bunny bunny, and
Speaker 5: then they'd have to.
Speaker 3: Put more marshmallows in their.
Speaker 4: Mouth until you either can't say it sutably, and because
Speaker 4: it takes so long at such a mouth and you've
Speaker 4: got like a marshmallow river down your throat to continue
Speaker 4: to breathe, continue to try and talk and Maddy and
Speaker 4: so we ever got the most.
Speaker 3: Would win, ye and not die.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm pretty sure it's not allowed anymore.
Speaker 2: But I'd be saying don't try that one at hope
Speaker 4: And big red for the driver on tow