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    • This past saturday, I was on the porch of our Meeting House,  tending to some maintenance, when I looked up to see a young man walking by (we are at the north end of a county "history " trail. ), and I said hello.  He was carrying a backpack, looked to be fully equipped, he had two hiking "sticks".  We spoke for awhile. He said his Scout Troop (!) was going to Philmont, and he knew he had to do some "training".  We talked about gear, distance (he did not know the trail he was on , except it was "in the neighborhood".  It was the first time he had been out with his new pack (it looked new!).   I shared some of my hiking history, and counseled him about the distance of this trail (you can do a five mile loop, good for the Second Class requirement), and encouraged him to "get tired now" so you won't be as tired later.    It sounded like his Troop was going the last week in July....  I 
    • Except for the fact that they said they are not. Oh no! Reading strikes again!
    • Has anyone else had a chance to watch the NAM videos that dropped on Friday? There was a great comment about training in the change the way we work together video.  One of the dudes from national basically said that national wants to change training and that they want quality leaders, not just warm bodies in the volunteer roles. 
    • Hmm, nothing like adults meddling in scouts business. Merit badge requirements are between the scout and the counselor. Also, when adults start talking about shortcuts, they are mentoring shortcuts to the scouts. We must be careful that we don’t teach advancement over adventure. Sounds like a great campout. I’m jealous. Barry
    • There’s nothing stopping a scout from carrying his/her pack throughout the trip.
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