From toasted sandwiches to tea lights we packed a lot into our camp. That's not forgetting go karts, crates, camp fires and of course, Charles Darwin who lived nearby. We also completed our camper and naturalist's badges and barely got rained on at all.

Camps don't happen by accident and we need to record our thanks to the leaders and helpers:

• Baloo - who made sure that the programme ran to time and kept score of the all important ribbons
• Keego - who was in charge of firewood and managed to light the camp fire each night Raksha style - with just one match
• Sarah & Angie - who popped up all over the place from wielding a spatula in the kitchen to doing the evening tooth cleaning run
• Marian - who, as usual, made cooking in the middle of a field for 21 people look easy despite having to use dodgy gas burners and having no fridge or way of keeping food warm
• All the parents - who helped us pitch tents and also filled their cars with our gear to bring it home from camp

There are more than 100 pictures of our time of camp in the photo gallery.