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The Breakspear Archives |
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10-16 June 2006
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The Breakspear Archives |
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10-16 June 2006
~ Year 6, |
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Amazon World |
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At Amazon World we learnt a great deal about the threat to the Rain
Forests, both the plant life and the animals that live there. |
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| Who was looking at who? | |
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| There was so much to see, both indoors and outside. | |
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The demonstrations with the birds of prey was both fascinating and frightening... |
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right between the arms, watch out Miss Day! |
... phew, that was neatly done. |
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On the walk from Sandown to Shanklin we recalled all we had learnt about erosion and saw how too much of the coast was being destroyed . |
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Fort Victoria |
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At Fort Victoria, we learnt about seaweeds and other things to be found on the shore. |
Then went to see what we could find. An old sock! |
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| And plenty more |
In the aquarium we found out about the local sea life. |
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Alum Bay |
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At Alum Bay, Mrs Gray took the chair lift down to the beach |
and everybody else followed! |
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After a quick close up look at the coloured sands.. |
we boarded a boat... |
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| and set off for the Needles | |
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The Glassworks |
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| Back at the top of the cliffs at Alum Bay | we visited the Glassworks |
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Tennyson Down |
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| From Alum Bay it was a stiff walk ... | up to the monument on Tennyson Down |
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Some of us made the journey quicker than others, but we all got there in the end! |
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First uploaded: 24 June 2006
Last updated: 20 December 2018
