Being that the locals in the US don't usually have camels hanging around the back yard, SGM decided it would be in our best interest to learn to appreciate the modes of travel we have available to us at home. This has been tossed around for the last few months as an absolute necessity before departure, thus yesterday became "Camel Day" at Camp Georgia. Yes, they are rigid to ride on. Yes, I had to coerce the brothers to fall back down into anatomical position after dismounting. No, they are not the quality that you may find in Saudi Arabia........nothing here is. None the less, I rode a camel. Lawrence has nothing on me!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Camel Day
Being that the locals in the US don't usually have camels hanging around the back yard, SGM decided it would be in our best interest to learn to appreciate the modes of travel we have available to us at home. This has been tossed around for the last few months as an absolute necessity before departure, thus yesterday became "Camel Day" at Camp Georgia. Yes, they are rigid to ride on. Yes, I had to coerce the brothers to fall back down into anatomical position after dismounting. No, they are not the quality that you may find in Saudi Arabia........nothing here is. None the less, I rode a camel. Lawrence has nothing on me!
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