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By BinTharDunThat · Posted
Well, now I can’t find it. I’d posted first looking for the doc, cause it could be relevant. Then found (or thought I had) and updated my post. Now I can’t find anywhere. -
By Eagle94-A1 · Posted
Varies. If we have new folks 5 miles/day. Last year, everyone had done the AT trip previous, so it was about 7 miles day one and 3 miles day 2 It was more of a new gear shakedown than anything. -
Sounds like a healthy system. How long are your backpacking prep-trips? -
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I am not in Troop leadership yet, planning to join the committee this year and then take on any role needed when my son crosses over. Do you think it's a better idea to try to move the Troop into a more adventure-minded position, or just influence the young patrol and hope it catches on? I worry that we won't have any influence and we will just be voted down if we don't have a decent strategy. Ultimately, they get to decide what they do, but I feel like curating the experience to take them outside of their comfort zone is part of what adult leadership is there for...that's how it functioned when I was a Scout. Give and take, they pull us out of the wilderness to experience things we wouldn't otherwise, and we pull them out of town into nature...
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