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Great Examples of Girl Troop Successes
RememberSchiff replied to Cburkhardt's topic in Open Discussion - Program
Always good to provide links (or footnotes ) to source information. My $0.02, -
My new Scout's going to camp but freaking out
RememberSchiff replied to ScoutMom45036's topic in Working with Kids
"Having additional needs doesn’t mean you can’t achieve great things. Life doesn’t stop with diagnosis.” A 10-YEAR-OLD boy with dyspraxia, anxiety and sensory issues will have a chance to meet Bear Grylls (Chief Scout, UK Scouting Association) later this month at a glitzy ceremony in Windsor Castle after earning a top award for helping others. https://www.sthelensstar.co.uk/news/17561214.10-year-old-wins-prestigious-award-for-his-kindness-and-will-also-get-to-meet-bear-grylls/ -
Meanwhile at summer camp, Provo is staffed with two competent, trustworthy , enthusiastic young men, both under 21.
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Best Scouting Tips Album ? 🤩
RememberSchiff replied to ChadiHani's topic in New to the Forum?
@ChadiHani welcome to scouter.com -
Last night, I heard the term "double scouts", where the speaker was referring to scouts who were members of two separate scout groups. He compared them to double letter high school athletes. Double scouts? I guess every variety has to have its own label.
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Yes. @Cburkhardt be mindful of which forums you are posting in. Your recent OP's belong in the Open Discussion forum and not Issues & Politics. I have moved one of your topics to Open Discussion and am looking at your other content, Thanks, RS
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Great Examples of Girl Troop Successes
RememberSchiff replied to Cburkhardt's topic in Open Discussion - Program
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Great Examples of Girl Troop Successes
RememberSchiff replied to Cburkhardt's topic in Open Discussion - Program
Ok then, let's resume the OP discussion. Thanks RS -
Great Examples of Girl Troop Successes
RememberSchiff replied to Cburkhardt's topic in Open Discussion - Program
And now we can return to the OP topic.... -
Looking forward to learning from each other!
RememberSchiff replied to BuffaloAnnie's topic in New to the Forum?
@BuffaloAnnie welcome to scouter.com -
Woodsman advice has often been taught by verse and song. ...Leaves of three, let them be. Berries white, take flight. ... Right over left, left over right.... Over under, under over. Another possible poem, Fire Woods These hardwoods burn well and slowly, Ash, beech, hawthorn, oak and holly. Softwoods flare up quick and fine, Birch, fir, hazel, larch and pine. Elm and willow you’ll regret, Chestnut green and sycamore wet. . And who can argue the truth of this verse. No matter which hardwood or softwood you burn,Oak, Apple, Rowan or PlaneYou will find that when to your grate you returnThere is one which will always remain …Ash!
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The Firewood Poem Beechwood fires are bright and clear If the logs are kept a year, Chestnut's only good they say, If for logs 'tis laid away. Make a fire of Elder tree, Death within your house will be; But ash new or ash old, Is fit for a queen with crown of gold Birch and fir logs burn too fast Blaze up bright and do not last, it is by the Irish said Hawthorn bakes the sweetest bread. Elm wood burns like churchyard mould, E'en the very flames are cold But ash green or ash brown Is fit for a queen with golden crown Poplar gives a bitter smoke, Fills your eyes and makes you choke, Apple wood will scent your room Pear wood smells like flowers in bloom Oaken logs, if dry and old keep away the winter's cold But ash wet or ash dry a king shall warm his slippers by. The firewood poem was written by Celia Congreve, is believed to be first published in THE TIMES newspaper on March 2nd 1930. https://allpoetry.com/The-Firewood-Poem
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Perhaps the Firewood Poem (British) or a variation - Woodsman Poem...
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When Do Girl Topics Move to Open Discussion?
RememberSchiff replied to MomWhoCamps's topic in Issues & Politics
@TLUSA welcome to scouter.com -
Why not use paracord cut to length? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm-ieO-XcVc
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When Do Girl Topics Move to Open Discussion?
RememberSchiff replied to MomWhoCamps's topic in Issues & Politics
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Scouts BSA implementation for girl troops
RememberSchiff replied to Cburkhardt's topic in Open Discussion - Program
As per December 4, 2018 Moderator Policy in Forum Support & Announcements An Original Poster (OP) can state in that first post "Only on-topic responses, please." Off-topic responses will then be moved or deleted by moderators. Consider so stated. Any member could have done this. If we mods miss an off-topic response, use Report Post function in upper right corner of post to bring to our attention. Only on-topic responses, please in this thread. RS @MattR , @desertrat77 , @John-in-KC , @NJCubScouter -
Webelos II - Adventure Requirements - Clarification
RememberSchiff replied to PackALder's topic in The Patrol Method
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@MacBrave welcome to scouter.com
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Me too. I have an old Byer Maine Military Cot that was made in Maine. Good cot. I haven't tried the newer, made in China, Byer cots. I also have not tried Camp Time cots ($150) which are still made in USA. My $0.02
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Doubt it. Explorers started in Sept, 1949. At that time, he was a 23yr old WW2 veteran attending Purdue. In 1950, he graduated with a BS in mechanical engineering. http://www.seniorscoutinghistory.org/seniorscoutsite/explorers.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gus_Grissom#World_War_II_military_service
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I stand corrected. Hard to argue with Norman Rockwell's portrait of a young @scoutldr
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@CaptBurgers , the den chief cord should be over left shoulder. IMHO maybe add a Band-Aid, a defacto part of the uniform, to the knee or elbow.