And by quick, I mean, we weren't told about it until two hours prior, and we only had one hour to travel to, see, and travel back.
Very annoying.
However, the location was only 10 minutes away from our school. Or, it should have been. We were told to meet up at the town fort for a cultural lecture by a guide, however, there are actually two forts in our town that are virtually right next door to each other. We went to fort #1, couldn't find our class, so we went to fort #2, where we found our class but the "tour," was already over. We had about 10 minutes to run around and explore as much as we could before we went back over to fort #1 as a class.
We really didn't get to see much, but I did scope out some great spots for doing portrait sessions. If only it would drop another 5 degrees and it will be perfect (95) weather for outdoor photography.
It was really neat to finally get to explore some of the culture here, and we are looking forward to going back and truly exploring and taking our time. They aren't really run by a parks board or anything so they don't care what you climb up and what you do. It's kind of nice.
Ian thought it would be a perfect place for a good game of paint ball.
I believe the long dead inhabitants are rolling over in their graves.
8 comments:
This is so interesting! I loved looking at your pictures.
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wow! So cool to see these photos and hear about your adventurous field trip!
Oh, wow, lots of cool pictures! That looks like fun - I love touring old forts like that!
Are forts there the same as forts here? A military fort with historical significance?
How neat! :-)
Oh wow, look at that place! Now that's what I call a field trip!
That place looks so cool! Perfect place for an outdoor photo session!
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