Niji Ryu's camp was placed at the height of 375 meters above the sea level, which was ideal for training. Abundance of clear water, sunny weather, woods, peace and surrounding with no  civilization give an additional reason for similar projects in the future. Ten days on  Fruska Gora mountain in budo spirit were also valuable life and sport experience.

A camping day schedule included  3 mandatory classes, mountaineering, wood-walking, swimming in the lake, and other sport activities. Of course, there was lots of barbecuing and fun for all.
We were supported by curious audience, even in the woods. Neighbor campers were visiting our training regularly, and some of them even participated.

All classes  were ran by  Milojevic Miroslav sensei, head of Niji Ryu. We also had one assistant instructor, Igor Pavlovic sensei, Karate Jutsu instructor from Serbian Budo Council (SBC). Our dear guest from SBC Honbu Dojo helped us in preparing new future Niji Ryu Kumite champions. 

Wooding early in the morning	Juji uke and kiai: Detail from training. In the front:  Miroslav Milojevic sensei,  head of Niji Ryu Aiki Jujutsu
.   Milojevic sensei explaining some details about ikkyu, one of  the very basic techniques
Igor Pavlovic sensei was introducing Niji Ryu Students to some techniques and principles of  Gendai Goshin Ryu Karate Jutsu
Training is just about to begin... Resting in the tree shadow	Mats can be very comfortable: Short time-out and a very informal  talk with the sensei.
Vesna, secretary of Niji Ryu Honbu Dojo, with student Jovana
After hard training swimming is the best
Morning barbecuing
At the end of this camp, all students were tested for higher ranks.  New ranks and certificates will be another "souvenir" from this year's event