Re: 1998 Mid-Atlantic Activities
Ron Raab-Long (raablong@DMV.COM)
Thu, 4 Dec 1997 12:24:24 -0800
Steve,
Have you considered a trip to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St.
Michaels. I was reading an article in Chesapeake Bay Magazine that they now
offer over-nighters to youth groups. I has something to do with spending
the night in the lighthouse to experience what the keepers used to go
through.
They also have a new interactive exhibit of an old crab shanty from Smith
Island. The boys can try doing various waterman chores, such as tonging,
baiting a crab trap, etc. I haven't been over there since this opened so I
can't give you first hand information, but I'm going to suggest it to our
PLC as a possible activity in 1998 as well.
YIS from the quiet side of the bay,
Ron Raab-Long
Steven G. Tyler wrote:
> This weekend, Troop 339 (http://members.aol.com/troop339/) will be doing
> its program planning for the balance of 1998 while winter camping for
> the first time at Broad Creek. We're located in Severna Park between
> Baltimore and Annapolis in central Maryland, and have traditionally had
> (and plan to continue) a rather active outdoor program.
>
> We'll be redoing some old favorites, but I'd be very appreciative if
> anyone on the list could (quickly!) suggest other ideas for outdoor
> activities in the mid-Atlantic region (Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania,
> Delaware, West Virginia) for us to consider, particularly activities
> your unit has recently concluded successfully. Please e-mail me ASAP
> with your suggestions -- I'll republish a synopsis for the list after
> the weekend.
>
> Thanks!
> --
> YIS
> Steve on Cattail Creek
>
> sgtyler@erols.com
> --
>
> Steve on Cattail Creek
>
> sgtyler@erols.com
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