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Re: Ax Boxes?

James A Lindberg (jal@TED.CRAY.COM)
Thu, 31 Aug 1995 10:36:44 CDT


At our campout last weekend, we were discussing building an axe/troop equipment
box. Figured it should hold 2 axes, 2 saws, gloves, 2 hatchets, files, hammers,
shovel, rakes and truck like that. Have a roughed out idea of what it would loo
k
like, but was wondering if any of the other troops have made one of these.

Thanks,

Jim

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/`-_ Jim Lindberg | ACM Cub Scout Pack 116
{ . }/ Cray Research Inc. | ASM Boy Scout Troop 15
\ / Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 USA | Trailblazer Central District
|___| jal@cray.com | Chippewa Valley Council
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