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Scouting is a worldwide Movement with nearly 30 million members in 151 countries around the world.

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  1. Looking For Correspondant To Talk About Scouting In The USA

    By lakes-stu,
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  2. Scouts UK unveils new branding

    By FireStone,
    • 9 replies
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  3. Spanish National Jamboree

    By ianwilkins,
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  4. High adventure photos 1 2

    By Cambridgeskip,
    • 16 replies
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  5. Britain's Oldest Scouter still active at 85

    By RememberSchiff,   
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  6. i.Scout

    By EmberMike,
    • 2 replies
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  7. Punting

    By Cambridgeskip,
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  8. Games for scouts from around the world - my Woodbadge ticket!

    By vlca,
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  9. A winter wonderland

    By Cambridgeskip,
    • 3 replies
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  10. Co-ed scouting overseas 1 2 3 4 5

    By Sentinel947,
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  11. UK Hospitality

    By NealOnWheels,
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  12. Canadian Pathfinder window sold to U.S. church

    By RememberSchiff,   
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  13. Leadership Apprenticeship - The Canadian Path, Ireland One Programme

    By RememberSchiff,   
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  14. Scout Sunday

    By qwazse,
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  15. World Jamboree and Home Hospitality 1 2

    By Cambridgeskip,
    • 17 replies
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