Millions of young people attend summer camp every year, but how many will get to visit a real volcano, see monkeys up close, work on surfing, singing and dancing skills pura vida style ("pure life"), help paint a school in Guanacaste via the Costa Rican resort’s Growing Together volunteer program or learn how to cook authentic Costa Rican dishes as part of their camp experience? Kids ages 5-12 are invited to join in fun adventures like these at Camp Papagayo, offered for the first time during summer 2012 at five-star Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo.
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The Kokoda Track is an important part of Australian history. It has left its mark on the Australian people and is rightly now, within the last decade or so, being recognised. Peter Brune's book 'A Bastard of a Place' is the recognised authoritive book on the Australians in Papua. It is a very fine read and this movie does a good job at portraying this important period of Australian history.
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