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Re: Pioneering poles

andy bradbury (eagle@MICRON.NET)
Sat, 4 Nov 1995 21:29:00 MST


>I would like to get my troop involved in doing pioneering projects, however
>we have no pioneering poles readily available and I'd rather not cut some
>each time we want to use them,

see if there are any lumber/fencing/pole yards in your area- it would
be worth going to one even if it meant a bit of a drive

we have one in town and they have a large pile of "reject" poles
which they will donate to BSA (I provide a letter of appreciation listing
the poles, which the supplier can then submit as a tax deduction if they
desire - also a gift of honey from our bees as thanks sweetens it for future
requests)

these poles may be a bit rough/cracked/ or curved - but are great for our
towers/bridges/catapults

yis

andy

andy bradbury
scoutmaster
troop 254
blackfoot, idaho

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