Now, the story goes on, and I won't read it all to you, but there were a few snippets that I thought you would enjoy. One under the subheading "Spirit and principles": "The very point of having a camp is to keep the spirit of the camp alive, and many tangibles that were concerned with"—including how to pitch a tent. Alongside that was how to ensure that the camp ran smoothly: "Under Mrs Hewitt's direction, the girls all enjoyed a very active and varied programme. The call for cooks and firelighters went out each day at 6.45 a.m., and this was followed by the flag-breaking assembly at 7.40 a.m. and breakfast followed. The camp inspection"—now, we can imagine that was a very serious part of the day—"was taken part at 10 a.m., followed by a range of activities, and then they had a camp comfort to enjoy until tea at 5.30. A general clean-up followed, and then camp prepared for the night. The final activities of the day were singing around the campfire at 7.30 p.m., with lights out at 9 p.m. A tea hike by the river and an organised expedition were among the great attractions for the guides."