觅九溪之秋 遇山涧之美 —西幼教师徒步行走纪实

撰稿：徒步宣传小分队   摄影：小尼玛

“九溪十八涧，西湖最胜处”，秋天应该去一次九溪十八涧，带上三五好友或一群志同道合的伙伴，逃脱城市的喧嚣和忙碌，皈依山间的宁静和悠闲。

于是乎——我们来啦！最好的时节，最好的天气，最好的我们，手拉着手一起踏着秋色来场说走就走的九溪之行。西幼“西师行洲”徒步队集结完毕，开启征程。

在晨曦之旅中，老师们卸去平日高强度、快节奏的工作压力，轻轻松松，说说笑笑，在有趣的团建游戏中敞开心扉，在脑力激荡中发挥想象。作为幼师的我们，有着无限的创意。

抵达后，大家背负行囊开始徒步。耳旁潺潺的溪流、清脆的鸟鸣声让我们沉浸其中。阳光下的高山、茶花、树林令我们无限陶醉。分队徒步，有的快步竞走，有的边走边欣赏美景。一路欢声笑语，一路神采飞扬，一路携手共进，一路融洽无间。

活动过程中，园方还和活动组织方一道按组别设计了不同的“任务书”，每组挑战四项任务。在完成任务过程中，体现了西幼教师的责任与担当，也充分挑战了老师们的团队凝聚了，以及自信、协作、创新等品质，大家乐在其中。

每一次徒步，都会有一些小故事。一直期待徒步活动的Amy老师突然发起了低烧，但喜欢徒步的她抱病走完全程。在Amy身上，我们看到了韧劲与坚毅，看到了不服输的精神。在组内成员相互搀扶、帮衬Amy的过程中感受到了浓浓的温情和同伴互助的美好。

还有我们的“神马”领队，他幽默风趣，在往返途中组织了一系列富有创意的互动游戏，让每一个老师都有展现自己、表达表现的机会。但殊不知，在到达龙井村时，小尼玛昂贵的无人机失误飞入了山坳，无法寻回。但他不动声色，很快调整好情绪继续按原计划带领大家翻越十里琅珰山，他的职业素养和专注忘我精神值得我们学习。

九溪十八涧徒步行走，我们又多了一次难忘的回忆。在徒步中，我们看到了真实的自己，感受到了大自然的力量。西师行洲，在一场场心境跋涉中，让身心沐浴在秋色朦胧与茶香交融的山野里。西师行洲，让我们走出强健的身体，走出彼此间浓浓的情谊，走出西外人璀璨的魅力和自我突破、坚持不懈的工匠精神。

 

【Divan徒步随想】

 

Following our department’s last Team-building trip, I was very enthusiastic to learn that we will once again be able to exchange the familiarity of Songjiang for a day of adventure, this time at the beautifully preserved “Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies” in Hangzhou. Marco Polo once wrote, “it is without a doubt the finest and most splendid city in the world.” I am not sure that I share his belief to that extent- as I intend to travel quite a bit more before selecting my finest, but I have to agree that the 6km stretch of forestland and hillside tea plantations is definitely something of the marvellous that I consider myself lucky to have experienced.

Upon our arrival at Nine Creeks, we we’re quickly divided into three different groups to establish names, cheers and strategy and with a little bit of initial reluctance and a whole lot of innovation and creativity, the ‘Teams’…started ‘building’. We’ve recently been incredibly busy and we all needed some sort of collective escape to confirm that we’re able to talk about something else than just the latest turn in school events. This was the perfect escape and I am glad I went! I can honestly say that I had a fantastic time with my colleagues as we lunched, laughed, supported and photographed our way through the creeks, gullies and hills.

My advice to you regarding the next Team-trip would be to limit the amount of pictures you take and make a conscious attempt to really enjoy yourself and be present in your surroundings. Most of the time it’s far more interesting than the screens on our phones.