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Who has gone on a class trip, going on a class trip, or might be going on a class trip and where?
I myself might be going to Costa Rica for spring break. |
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Class trip = trip with your school class? :P
If so, my class is going to Porto Seguro (Bahia, Brazil) next year, but I don't know if I'm going. I hate beaches, I'm too fat to wear a bikini and my closest friends probably won't go.
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Our school trips consisted on going to places around Inverness for the day. So yeah, I got to go to a distillery in Muir Of Ord for a Biology trip, and then a distillery in Speyside for a Business Studies trip... |
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forkboy wrote:Our school trips consisted on going to places around Inverness for the day. So yeah, I got to go to a distillery in Muir Of Ord for a Biology trip, and then a distillery in Speyside for a Business Studies trip... i hate you......  our school trips were to places like owl sanctuaries and cheese farms.. |
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Oh, I thought it was only meant to be vacation trips.
Well, I've been to a garbage deposit, sugar factory and spent an afternoon on a boat with my school.
On the vacation spor, I forgot to say we once went to Hopi Hari (one of the largest theme parks in Latin America). |
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Let's see, over the years, lots of places. Our big trip in primary school was a week in York. When I was studying architecture I went to Paris for three days, and London for a week - though those were mostly drinking trips for everyone else. Nothing so horrible as coming to the end of an itinerary and ending up being the only one in a packed pub not drinking. |
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if we are counting one where i actually had to work....
two weeks in southwell (a small village outside of Newark, near nottingham) taking part in the largest archaeological dig in Europe...
two weeks at Durington wall and stonehenge digging up bits of two henges.... Also appearing in Time team...
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Rincewind wrote:forkboy wrote:Our school trips consisted on going to places around Inverness for the day. So yeah, I got to go to a distillery in Muir Of Ord for a Biology trip, and then a distillery in Speyside for a Business Studies trip... i hate you...... our school trips were to places like owl sanctuaries and cheese farms.. As fascinating as it is to watch Scotland's national drink being made, when you are too young to taste the free samples (& probably too young to acquire a taste for a proper dram) one distillery is much like another. I'm sure my high school ended up taking us to 3 different distilleries, I guess because Inverness is right slap bang next to whisky country. Got the Speyside 20 miles east & the Highland distilleries are all pretty nearby too. |
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Uh... if I remember correctly we went to Amsterdam, some stupid museums, Cologne, Cambridge and Rome. Rome was great; cheap kebabs, pretty girls and big ass churches.
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Rincewind wrote:forkboy wrote:Our school trips consisted on going to places around Inverness for the day. So yeah, I got to go to a distillery in Muir Of Ord for a Biology trip, and then a distillery in Speyside for a Business Studies trip... i hate you...... our school trips were to places like owl sanctuaries and cheese farms.. Ditto. Stratford Butterfly Farm nearly gave me a panic attack and a half. I fucking hate moths and butterflies... |
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My only school trip abroad was to Santillana del Mar in Spain (to use our basic Year 7 knowledge of Spanish), which absolutely rawked. Apart from that, there was The Manor and Court Farm, both camping type trips (somewhere in Britain, can't remember where) - The Manor was fun, Court Farm was just boring and muddy. Oh yes, and there was that college trip to Butlins, completely uneducational. I think a lot went in my mouth that trip. Good times. |
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I've been to south of france for a week and going to china in early 2010.
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I'm going to Atlanta Georgia for Ochestra class, we'll be there for like 4 days |
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bikz wrote:there was that college trip to Butlins, completely uneducational. I think a lot went in my mouth that trip. Good times. dirty girl |
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Damn. I just remembered one I missed out on. A trip to Marseille in the summer of 1998. The fucking World Cup. They gave the school's football team members first choice so there weren't enough to go around for us mere peons :( |
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Rincewind wrote:bikz wrote:there was that college trip to Butlins, completely uneducational. I think a lot went in my mouth that trip. Good times. dirty girl Lmao. |
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Paris next year.
Well, technically it's in two years, as it'll be in early 2011.
I'm not all that excited. Yet.
However, I do remember my 8th grade trip to Washington, DC. I wasted sooooooo much money on that trip. :P |
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forkboy wrote:Damn. I just remembered one I missed out on. A trip to Marseille in the summer of 1998. The fucking World Cup. They gave the school's football team members first choice so there weren't enough to go around for us mere peons :( Yeah, we had various small groups getting to go on ridiculous holidays, like a skiing/snowboarding trip to the US for about 10 people (who were supposedly in some kind of skiing/snowboarding club even though there definitely wasn't one), which was marred by a number of drunken escapades that resulted in them nearly getting kicked out of their hotel and they all came back in serious trouble. Or that time they went to Alps, and the exact same thing happened. |
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Lucky europeans and americans!
I study on one of the most expensive schools on my state and they've never left the country with students before.
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Thorgrim wrote:Uh... if I remember correctly we went to Amsterdam, some stupid museums, Cologne, Cambridge and Rome. Rome was great; cheap kebabs, pretty girls and big ass churches. That sounds wrong...dont you mean big ass girls? |
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