The next place we went to was Catalina Island close to the coast of Southern California. We had to get up pretty early since we had to get all of our luggage in Tucker’s and Alex’s cars. It turned out to be quite complicated, but we made it. Everybody got on the ferry and after a very windy hour, we reached California. A funny fact about the island is that most of its inhabitants own golf carts instead of normal cars. It takes 12 years to get the permission to get a normal car. Because of that, we had to walk to our camp site and even had to carry some of our luggage. We didn’t do much besides relaxing but in the evening, we celebrated Dominik’s birthday. After a cold night, all of us went snorkeling where we saw a lot of different sea creatures. After that, we went on a scavenger hunt which Tucker had made for us. That way we learned some facts about Catalina and met some very interesting people. When we all met again at Big Olafs’ in the evening, the teamers bought ice cream for everybody. At the camp, we had a small BBQ with hotdogs, salad and s’mores. The second night was not as cold as the previous one but still very short, because we had to get up early in order to pack our luggage for the next day. Luckily, this time we went downhill to the harbour of Catalina and after another ride on the ferry, we arrived in California, ready to go to our next destination.
Michael