Mythbusting Madness!

We've been so busy popping molecules, busting myths, camping out and geeking out that we've only just noticed that it's already Wednesday! Which means it's time for a quick recap of the week so far, and since a picture is worth a thousand words (ooh - is that another myth to test?) ... here you go!

Myth #1: Blue icing makes every cupcake taste better...
 Looks like this one is CONFIRMED!
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Myth #2: A surfboard will not work as a makeshift guitar for super divas.
 They seem to be doing just fine... Myth BUSTED!
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Myth #3: There is only one Kid President in the world. 
BUSTED! We found another one right here at Sugar Bay!
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Myth #4: This guy isn't scared of an encounter with a Drop Bear on the way to Camp Out. 
So clearly BUSTED!
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Myth #5: Camp is only fun for younger kids. 
BUSTED! These AC's (Advanced Campers) are loving all their special privileges!
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Myth #6: Camp In is just as much fun as Camp Out.
These guys are as snug as bugs... Myth CONFIRMED!

If your camper is pulling their hair out because they missed all the myth busting action, stress less (and live longer!) We still have holiday camps running in June, July, August, October and December, so choose your pick and join us for fun in the sun! See the rates, dates and themes on our awesome website. See you soon!

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  1. Unknown22 April 2015 at 18:27

    Love your Myth "Busted" #5 Calvin van der Merwe :-)

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