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Published: Jun 15, 2020
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This BSA camp was one that was recommended to us by our readers. Some of the pictures shown on this web page were also sent in from one of our viewers. Camp Laramie Peak is the 7th oldest Boy Scout Camp in America. Camp Laramie Peak is located on a working ranch. The scenery is amazing and you might get to drive through a herd of buffalo. In 2020, CLP is 100 years old. It has been through many disasters and has come out being a wonderful camp. Despite the age, the camp is up to date. From family-style dining ......
Knot Descriptions Match each description on the left to the appropriate knot name on the right. For tightening and loosening a rope easily and on guy lines. Square Knot For tying a rope to a pos......
Equipment: A single twig and a bundle of twigs; American Flag Begin by posting the colors at the head of the group and follow with this statement: "Scouters, I hold in my hand several twigs. You can see......
Arrangement: Eight Cub Scouts in uniforms stand in a straight line. Seven boys hold poster boards, each with one letter of AMERICA on one side. The other side shows a colorful drawing by the Cub S......
Setting: 8 Cub Scouts hold cards with the letters spelling 'Cub Scout' and repeat the following lines. 1ST CUB: C is for comradeship - we learn to get along. 2ND CUB: U is for unity - together we a......
Hand-Picked Scouting Content... Published: Mar 13, 2019, Recycled InsaneScouter recycled: Akelas Arrow Of Light PERSONNELCubmaster, narrator, boys, parents, two peo......
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When students at the Dayton Regional STEM School would go outside for recess or an outdoor lesson, they had to sit on the ground. Alex Arehart, a sophomore at the school, noticed the lack of seating and other improvements that could be made to the fledgling campus. “I knew I wanted to do something for the school; it’s still a growing school, ” Alex says. “I wanted to play a role in that growth and create something that will benefit the students for years to come.” Alex approached the superintendent, proposing that his Eagle Scout project could help the school. The ......
Aayush: Why did Rey not feed BB-8?Sean: I don’t know. Why?Aayush: Because BB-8 (ate)....
WHITTAKER: What did the baby computer say to the mommy computer?SAM: I don’t know. What?WHITTAKER: ”I want my data.”...
We can never say it enough, but that won’t stop Scouts from trying: Thank you, essential workers. In an effort devised and executed by the Scouts themselves, Troop 394 of Interlachen, Fla. (North Florida Council), created homemade signs to thank essential workers in their community. “They have to work so hard during this pandemic and risk their safety when it may not even be their choice, ” says Kelly Myers, Troop 394’s senior patrol leader. “I strongly believe it’s important to thank them for their hard work and support them during this time. A simple thank you can go a ......
We all know what a Scout is, but what is a Scouter? This spoof on the Scout Law says that a Scouter is Capable, Hopeful, Patient, Determined, Dependable, Trusting, Humble, Flexible, Generous, Fearless, Ready, and Exhausted! Share with your favorite Scout leader. View the notecards on Zazzle Your purchase of items from this website helps pay the bills to keep this site running. Thank you!...
After filming the video I talked with the owner and made a deal to purchase the items. Turns out all this stuff belonged to his father who was very active in the 1960s including going to the 1969 Jamboree. His dad was a Vigil Honor member of Thunderbird Lodge in North Dakota. Read more on Tuesday Scouting Hot Finds Newsletter June 09, 2020… Related Posts: Friday Scouting Hot Finds Newsletter June 01, 2018, Friday Scouting Hot Finds Newsletter May 08, 2020, Sunday Scouting Hot Finds Newsletter May 24, 2020, Sunday Scouting Hot Finds Newsletter May ......
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In Scotia and Schenectady, Boy Scout Troop 3062, along with Cub Scouts from Pack 3062, recently completed a community service project by giving ......
Livingston sophomore Shreyas Agnihotri, of Boy Scout Troop 368, mixed up some of his favorite interests to plan his Eagle Scout Project presented an amazing opportunity. For Agnihotri, his joy in ......
... the Russell Home, FL Naval Base, redevelopment of Baldwin Park, restoration of Lake Eola Park and serving as Den Mother for the Cub Scouts...
A local Eagle Scout candidate is planning to refurbish the iconic Liar's Bench outside the Brown County Courthouse as part of his required project...
Other credentials: Eagle Scout BSA, past vice president Plymouth Babe Ruth baseball. List qualifications/experience you would bring to this office: ......
Local Boy Scouts help American Legion Post 27 members dispose of unserviceable flags during a ceremony on Flag Day in Missoula, Mt. Photo by ......
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There are lots of different ways to be sustainable while camping. Check out these great tips compiled by one of our Senior Branch members during Camp Echo, which saw 130 Senior Branchers (aged 14-30) taking part in a camp at home during Covid19 lockdown...
I found out after talking to the family that everything in this video was from the collection of a lifelong Scouter living in North Dakota. He was very active during the 1960s and served as the Jamboree Scoutmaster in 1969. During his career in Scouting he was awarded the highest awards on the local level including the Silver Beaver and in the OA he was a Vigil Honor member. In the video you will see evidence of someone being active in the 1990s including attending the 1993 Jamboree. The family believes that came from one of ......
Campfires have always been a place where songs are sung, stories are shared, and relationships are strengthened. Join Dr. David Suzuki and his daughter Severn Cullis-Suzuki for a very special virtual campfire as they share their favorite memories of camping and spending time in nature. We hope their camping stories resonate with your own experiences in nature....
Scout TV News is the Alamo Area Council’s live broadcast weekly news coverage of local Scouting, offering fact-based reporting of upcoming events, frequently asked questions, and interesting stories. Hosted by the Council’s Chief storyteller, Angel Zuniga Martinez, Scout TV News features interviews with Scouts and special guests. Scout TV News is produced live at Scout Studio 6 located inside the Alamo Area Council Service Center in North Central San Antonio...
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I just recently earned the rank of Eagle Scout while already having 53 merit badges by 14 years old. I know I want to go for Vigil in Order or the Arrow but I’m thinking about going for all 137 merit badges. Should I go for it? submitted by /u/Superbros194 [link] [comments]...
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Every bit of history regarding pandemics suggests that this Sept through December will be quite bad for COVID-19 cases. I'm thinking about planning the 2020-2021 scouting year around the likelihood that states will roll back their community meeting restrictions or even if they don't, parents will be too risk-averse to attend indoor pack meetings. Traditionally, our pack would meet once per month and hand our awards. Moving forward, I'd like to replace that pack meeting style with one that is centered around outdoor, social distancing friendly activities that the kids can participate in as a pack. Some complications ......
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