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What is Scouting ?

S is for Service to all not a few.
C is for Character noble and true.
O is for Outings adventure and fun.
U is for Understanding how it is done.
T is for Teaching our scouts how to live.
I is for Inspiration and desire to give.
N is for Neighbours to love and enjoy.
G is for God in the heart of a scout.

The Scout Oath

On my honor I will do my best
to do my duty to God and my country
and to obey the Scout Law;
to help other people at all times;
to keep myself physically strong,
mentally awake, and morally straight.

The Scout Law

A Scout is
trustworthy, loyal, helpful,
friendly, courteous, kind,
obedient, cheerful, thrifty,
brave, clean, and reverent.

Given Scouting spirit, Scouting logic, and Scouting sense, there is very little you can't tackle with enjoyment and confidence.
If you believe strongly in yourself and what you are doing, you will find resources you never knew you had.

B E   P R E P A R E D
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D O  Y O U R  B E S T

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~ K N O T S ~

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VIDEO

GREAT WEBSITE FOR KNOTS

WHIPPING A LINE/ROPE + WebLINK

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Square Lashing ~ It's Tactical . com

CLICK IMAGE ABOVE TO GO TO WEBSITE ~ itstactical.com

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Activities & Games

GAMES & Team Building
7 Ways To Get There
Scouts of a patrol get in relay formation, the leader asks them to choose 7 ways to get from their starting position to a marker 30' away. Scouts confer and decide on such methods as walking, running backwards, doing cartwheels, crab walk, wheelbarrow, crawling and hopping, so long as each scout chooses some different method of movement, for each scout in the patrol. Leader calls "Go" and the game is on. First to finish wins. As a variation, the leader can issue the 7 methods of movement prior to start of the game.

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~ Pooh Sticks ~

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Images from The Past

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What Path will You Take ?

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Dear Scouts,
Thank you for making our camping trip a wonderful overnight adventure.
Please email me a few of your best / favorite photos from the trip.
GBU : )
Mr. John   ~   John@FreemanSchool.org ~  Thanks again !