We were assigned into
groups of 14 the first
night with each group
having a guide. We
were VERY fortunate
as our group loved
Casey, making him the
mascot, and our guide,
Nara, was
excellent--knowledge-a
ble, personable, fun,
highly competent,
willingly took Casey
under her wing and
more. As there were
curmudgeons who
mumbled about having
children on board, we
felt very fortunate for
the kindness and
comraderie our group
displayed.
If anyone ever asks
you if a trip such as this
is wasted on
children--the answer is
a resounding NO.
Casey loved it; he did
not interfer with adult
pleasure' he learned so
much and continues to
share his learnings with
us and friends.
Children grow mightly
through mind
expanding experiences
such as this.
