8/23/13
Cassandra Roy
Cabin Fever
As we awoke
from our first night in the “backcountry” of Canada was rose to greet the
upcoming sun. Our groups cooked breakfast and tried to pack our canoes as
quickly as possible. As this was our first time getting on the river we went
slower than expected and entered the Grass River later than we had planned. Our
tardiness in addition to taking the wrong way when entering the river quickly
lead to us having to get to land as white caps were approaching. We pulled up
to the only possible place, which was located upon a small island. Upon closer
inspection we found an old abandoned cabin; or as we call it now the Cabin
Fever Island. Today could have been a wasted day but we once again used the
time to our advantage and had a lesson taught by Jeff. Each of us took a short
test and discovered what type of leadership style we possess. Each of us were
grouped within; idea, process, people, and product. We all had a good laugh
listening to our general descriptions and realizing how correct some of them
were. A couple of hours passed and we were able to get back to our canoes and
head to our next camping destination. After getting confused once more with
navigation we finally made it; and it is beautiful. We have enough space to
camp and a rocky terrain that serves well for watching the sun set with a
spectacular view.
“Turn your
face to the sun and let your shadows fall behind you.”-Charlotte Witton
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