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OLD DOMINION SPRING
CAMPOREE
April 29 - May 1,
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Sixteen
Scouts and Eight adults were part of the festivities at historic
Harpers Ferry. Four hundred seventy some other Scouts were
present for a fair weather weekend of enjoying the sights of the
town, visiting with Civil War reenactors and a large service
project for the Park Service. Troop 2215 earned the Golden
Railroad Spike for best campsite in the District, the above
patch with all three tabs, and the Heritage Trail patch for
hiking the trail and finding all 38 answers to the questions
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SCOUT SKILLS TRAINING IS
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Daniel S, Michael C, Simon,
and Spencer squeezed in some work on their Tot'in Chit between
the many activities. |
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OPENING CEREMONY AND THE
HIKE TO TOWN |
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SCENES FROM THE REENACTORS
CAMP |
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There is always time for
SMORES around the camp fire! |
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How many Scouts does it take
to remove a stuck tent stake? |
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THE SERVICE PROJECT |
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Although the long hike
through the battle field found the troop arriving near the end
of the clean up, two car loads of Scouts and adults stayed an
additional hour and a half to unload the trash trucks for the
Park Service. Their dedication received a special recognition in
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Please be sure to pass on our gratitude to
the two Scout Leaders and their
6-8 Scouts who stayed on an extra hour to help us unload the
trash and tires at the Park's dumpster. I can't remember their
names, but Steve recruited them from gate one. It would have
been a huge, back-breaking job for us without them. Hilary
Cooley, Creighton Waters and I are in their debt. They were
immensely helpful....David Fox, Park Ranger. |
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