Duke of EdinburghPPSleeping bagPPSleeping matPPP backpackPRP water bottleRational packs - containing examene cooker, 24 hour food supply, matches, chewing gum etc.1 knife among groups----------- ----------Spoon PPMug PPSurvey of the ordinance Area mapCompassRoute mapWe took our boots, walking clothes, spare clothes for the evening ( light overalls, etc.), spare underwear and spare socks. We also took our laundry bags. Raincoats were worn throughout the first day of walking. Orange emergency bag Safety whistle Emergency kit Spare boot laces First aid kit Staff telephone numbers on the route card Pencil and paper Mobile phone Torch, spare batteries and spare bulb Practice range We went to Pembrokeshire together to the other groups embarking on their bronze expedition. We set up our tents and prepare our equipment for the following days' walk. This practice camp allowed us to "settle in" to our temporary homes and relax after a hectic afternoon. To David Price's displeasure, a flock of seagulls found it necessary to hover over his tent, lingering until dawn, cutting short the hours of his much-needed beauty sleep! This resulted in a very grumpy David and an extremely irritated group (David's repeated complaints were heard throughout the morning walk). Saturday - First day of the expedition We woke up to a heavy downpour much to the amusement of Rebecca, Hawys and Rachael, who thought it was hilarious. to find that Sam was applying a heavy load of mascara to her eyelashes. We set up the tents after preparing breakfast, another tasty portion of food: oat flakes and pieces of apple! We proceeded to clean up the surrounding area, collecting waste and removing any remaining pegs from the ground. After packing everything up, rolling up the mats and choosing the leader of the day (Hawys), we set off to discover what we could do.