ANOTHER ONE FLIES THE NEST – FAREWELL TO MADDIE

  • Aug 4, 2017
  • Intern Blog , Staff Blog Post
  • Maddie Bowe
  • Share

    Sadly, it’s time for me to say goodbye to Experience Days, as my 12 month internship has come to end. I’ll be leaving all intern duties in the capable hands of Rebecca and Blossom, who have already made a fantastic start to the job. This has been a completely unique placement and one I can definitely brag about back at University. Shout out to my side kick, Leoni (the other placement intern) – it wouldn’t have been the same without your crazy ways. Here’s some of my best bits from the year….

    Bungee Guinness World Record

    The moment the final dunk of the chocolate hob nob hit the tea, and the crowds jumped for joy, is something I can’t imagine I’ll experience again. The success of the footage going viral on social media and published across all major news channels couldn’t have gained more publicity if we’d tried. It’s something great to add to my CV and hopefully help me to stand out in job interviews. I’m looking forward to hearing about any future records Experience Days takes part in!

    Favourite Experiences

    Of course, I couldn’t write a farewell blog without speaking about a number of the experiences I have done this year. Completing a colossal 33 experiences (7 of those delicious afternoon teas), I can’t mention all of them but here’s just a couple I loved…

    One mention has to go to my Aerial Yoga experience – I really didn’t anticipate I’d enjoy it so much. With the help of our expert instructor, we were trying out all sorts of flips and spins on the yoga silks which is always going to be fun! The different cooking experiences I have taken part in were obviously great as well – particularly when I got to eat the creations after, yum yum. Finally, my very first experience has to be the biggest tick off my bucket list when I tandem bungee jumped with Leoni. Although my legs were shaking and I was positively protesting I couldn’t do it, once we’d done it (with a little encouraging push from the bungee crew at the top) I was beaming with pride. Definitely recommend bungee jumping once in your life!

    Robb Thumb Pics

    The best bit of looking through footage has to be the ‘Robb thumb pics’ as his face pops up turning the cameras on. These pictures without fail every time would have myself and Leoni in fits of giggles. So thanks for that Robb!

    Working in Brighton

    Finally, I couldn’t have taken my placement in a more fun and vibrant city than Brighton. There is always so much going on, constantly tempting Leoni and I out for activities after work. I’ll miss the city and will look forward to coming back after my studies.

    BUT most of all it’s the people I’m going to miss! Made some friends for life (cringe factor). I’ll miss all our jokes and laughs together as we do have a giggle. I’ll be sure to pop in the next time I’m in town.

    So here is my final goodbye – thank you to everyone at Experience Days for such a fun and crazy year!

    Comments
    Add Comment
    Name
    E-Mail
    Message
    Latest Reviews
    Catt
    • 18/04/2024
    Meeting Maggie and the Llamas was a wonderful experience. Maggie is so passionate and such a nice lady. Her communication was excellent-Maggie emailed...
    read more
    Dave
    • 17/04/2024
    Richard was very knowledgeable and happy to make changes on the day due to the weather. He guided me through a lot of setting on the camera, was very...
    read more
    Richard
    • 17/04/2024
    Spent a great time on the air rifle range, competing against another team in a number of different tests that were fun and competitive in equal measur...
    read more
    Carole Pointer
    • 15/04/2024
    We had a great time at the British Museum and it was wonderful to have Rossa's knowledge and enthusiasm to accompany us. The time flew by as he is a s...
    read more
    Brian Workman
    • 14/04/2024
    A very well organised experience and one not to be missed. A very helpful and friendly crew. Thank you to everybody concerned..
    read more