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Going to Luna Park for a maths excursion was the best.
Other attractions included visiting the Museum of Australian Democracy (yawn), The Australian Memorial, and everyone's personal favourite, Questacon.
Roasting marshmallows on bonfire night with your mates was pretty cool.
*Looks at a painting of a bowl of fruit*
"Yes, very good. Lots of, uh, symbolism through the use of that yellow for the bananas."
This just made you more stressed for the HSC tbh.
The whole excursion made you want to become a scientist until you realised how much effort that would require.
Bonus points if your teacher did the whole ~chuck the tennis ball into the ocean to see if it comes back~ exercise.
Those live road safety demonstrations with the fake blood, banged-up cars, and mannequins really shook you up.
The kicker was finding out that basically all of the specimens in there were REAL.
And got to climb to Mount Kosciuszko if you were lucky!
Finally, a museum that didn't bore you half to death.
Riding on the steam engine trains was the best bit.
The excursion started off so optimistically, but by the end of the day you were just covered with dirt.
And got spooked out by the ghost stories the tour guide told.
Who knew that an excursion to a lousy dam would actually turn out to be worth it.
No such thing as nice cabins here.
And tried not to laugh at the old-school accents that everyone put on.
All that hiking made you want to nap straight after though.
At least that's what everyone was supposed to be doing... but you just ended up copying your mate's answers on the bus back to school.