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Intro 2018 | Prepare your inner being for fire breathing, canoeing or repairing bicycles

The intro kids tried to dispel their hangover and get some new energy for today’s activities from tasty sausages, scrambled eggs, hamburgers or apple turnovers - or a combination of these. Cursor made plenty of photos at the hangover breakfast and the various workshops.

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photo Bart van Overbeeke

If you could dream it, you could attend a workshop for it today: from fire breathing to quidditching, from skateboarding to sailing and from playing rugby to repairing bicycles.

Below you find the photos Bart van Overbeeke made of the hangover breakfast and various games and workshops.

Hangover breakfast CHEOPS. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast CHEOPS. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast CHEOPS. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast CHEOPS. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast CHEOPS. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast CHEOPS. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast Thor. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast Thor. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast Simon Stevin. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Hangover breakfast Simon Stevin. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Games GEWIS. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Games GEWIS. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop canoeing. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop canoeing. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop rugby. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop rugby. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop All Terrain. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop All Terrain. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop All Terrain. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop All Terrain. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop All Terrain. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop All Terrain. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop sailing. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop sailing. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop skateboarding. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop skateboarding. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop cycle repairing. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke
Workshop cycle repairing. Photo | Bart van Overbeeke

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