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Zaporozhye youth again went on a tour

Students of the Melitopol Industrial College, the College of Culture and Arts, as well as representatives of active youth spent a busy day on a tourist trip

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Zaporozhye youth again went on a tour

Students of the Melitopol Industrial College, the College of Culture and Arts, as well as representatives of active youth spent a busy day on a tourist trip.

The program turned out to be truly versatile: participants mastered practical skills necessary for traveling. They learned to competently collect backpacks, set up tents, knit reliable knots, cook food at the stake and provide first aid.

The trip gave the children not only useful skills, but also vivid emotions, and also strengthened the team spirit. Now this team knows that any difficulties are easier to overcome together.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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