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\nI really loved Granite Planet\u2019s bouldering room and climbing cave. In these low rooms you didn’t have to have harnesses and could just practice your technique. There were loads of short routes and challenges that you could attempt in these rooms. The caving room had holds all over the ceiling and a padded floor so you could try and go all spiderman over the place!<\/p>\n
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\nDuring the week we also went and stayed in this large and very swanky holiday home in Polzeath as part of a friend\u2019s birthday celebrations. We had a walk on the beach followed by a day getting acquainted with the areas pubs. <\/p>\n<\/a>
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\nWe also played this awesome family style, party game which I had got. It\u2019s called Camel Up<\/a><\/strong> and was a total hoot! In the game you all place bets and gamble on an Egyptian camel race. The camel race is a bit random and anything can happen, which makes the game very exciting as you can think your chosen camel is totally out of the running until at the last minute they overtake everyone!<\/p>\n<\/a>
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\nYou are able to bet on the camel which will finish first or last. The quicker you place your bet the greater your rewards but as you might expect, the higher the risks. You can alter the race by placing tiles on the race track which further adds to the strategy and can make the game even more exciting. All the coins and tokens are nice and chunky, feeling nice and solid when you place them down on the board.<\/p>\n<\/a>
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\nOne of the coolest features of the game is the pyramid dice shaker. This clever contraption ties into the theme brilliantly and dispenses one die every time you turn it upside down and push in the tab. It’s really nice details like this which help make the game as great as it is. Camel Up lasts about 30 minutes which is a really nice length for a casual game like this, we often played a couple games back to back. What’s even better is that the rules are nice and simple so you don’t need to spend ages teaching your friends how to play.<\/p>\n<\/a>
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\nPancake day also occurred during my holiday so we made a mountain of pancakes to scoff. When it comes to Pancake Day, I am somewhat of a traditionalist and like them most with simply sugar and lemon juice!<\/p>\n<\/a>
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\nWe also went with some friends to a Roller Disco, where I roller skated for the first time. I had slightly more success than I did with ice skating<\/a><\/strong>, but it wasn’t easy! I didn’t have much opportunity to practice my disco dancing as I was spending most of my time trying to just keep upright. I think my dancing style definitely looked less disco body popping and more interpretive! It was great fun and a really cool thing to do with friends. <\/p>\n<\/a>
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\nOn one windy day we took a trip down to Godrevy which is one of my favourite beaches in the whole of Cornwall. The surf was rubbish and weather was far from picnic-able but it was perfect for a blusty walk along the coastal path and a little bit of wildlife spotting.<\/p>\n<\/a>
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\nAs we worked around Lighthouse Point a huge flock of Gannets came along the coast. They gathered in the sky, high above the sea between us and the lighthouse. All of a sudden they all started to dive bomb the ocean. Every second several birds plunged into the sea trying to catch their lunch. It was such a fantastic sight.<\/p>\n