Summer Tour 2025 – Part 3
By Moose, translated by Edward

When we first arrived at the school, all the boys began moving into their rooms, however I did not have a room. I was quite comfy in my moose stable. The boys all enjoyed the food, at least most of it. At one point there was a full-blown fight for the last slice of apple crumble and I was stuck in the middle of it. The lunch lady Eleanor liked everyone, but I think I was her favourite given I was the only moose there. The boys played many games however my favourite was the prop advert game: I was the star of the show being used as the main prop! My team’s advert was called the moose wash.
My favourite part of the day was when we all got into pyjamas, ate our biscuits, drank our juice and watched a film all together. We watched lots of great films but unfortunately, none of them were documentaries on Mooses. The next morning, I loved it when all the boys sang to the headmaster and Eleanor because of their reactions – they got quite emotional.
On the [third] day, there was a rumour going round that the school was haunted – after that we decided that it wasn’t worth the risk, so the boys and I packed up our things and hopped onto the mighty coach. I was put up with the boys as I was too important to be put down with the other luggage. Then, the battle of whether people preferred Freddie’s taste of music or Mitchell’s taste of music commenced. Frankly, I would’ve preferred moose opera to either of their suggestions.
To be continued…
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Kev
15th March 2026 at 3:16 amOh that stairwell! Beautiful!
Stefan Bonasch
9th July 2026 at 10:33 pmHi Moose,
great story about your adventures in Ireland, with the boys. You‘ve told it in a wonderful and vivid way, love it! I‘m sure there‘s more to come in the future.
Let me also address a few words to your translater, Edward. Where did you learn Moose‘s language? 😉
There are rumours about a secret school offering such courses, situated in a hidden place in Norway, way north of the arctic circle. You must have been there, but – okay, it is secret so you won‘t tell!
Just want to say thank you so much to all of Libera for your fantastic work! Give my regards to all the boys and the team, especially to Julian whose roots, I think, can be found in my country.
With that, one personal question remains to be answered. I noticed in one of the pictures a handheld radio clipped to your belt which sent a spark in my eyes.
For many, many years I‘m a licensed amateur radio operator. Have you also got a license?
My callsign is DL3DAA.
So, once again all the best from near Marburg in Germany!
Regards,
Stefan