We took part in a three-day team-building trip in the Zselic region. Our accommodation was a forest cabin, and from there we set out each day on longer or shorter exploratory hikes. We prepared our lunch together in a cauldron. During the hikes, we explored the local sights and learned a lot about nature. We discovered when and how the loess that makes up the Zselic was formed, in which we also found many Ice Age snail shells. Although we searched extensively, we unfortunately did not manage to find a mammoth tusk. Expanding our knowledge of physics, we learned why an electric fence only shocks us when we are barefoot.
Over the three days, we visited several lakes, where we observed swans, herons, and egrets. On our forest walks, we occasionally encountered roe deer and even got to taste wild fruits.
We jumped on hay bales, and the braver among us tried driving a tractor. During the hikes, we refreshed ourselves at forest springs, and in the evenings we learned about constellations.
We learned a lot and had a lot of fun on the trip!
– Members of Kaposvár Group 3