When in New Hampshah....

[SSScout 1615]

Backpack camping, Car camping, light weight camping...ah... here it is... FAMILY CAMPING:::

 

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/10559

[moosetracker 132]

Oh boy, you just figured out our next adventure!

 

So strange, we spent a week at Bear Brook and did not stumble onto this. My son did like their walking archery range though. You take a walk in the woods with your bow & arrow, and when you run into a wooden target of some sort of animal, you shoot arrows at it, then pick up your arrows and move on.

 

I know, since they are animal replicas, could not be a scout outing, but it entertained my son while we were camping.

 

I noticed that the founder of the museum died in 1990 & his museum opened in 1993.. Was he the founder, or did the children just not know what to do with all the camping gear he left them in his will?

[moxieman 11]

What a great find, SSScout. And only a half-hour north of Camp Carpenter, home of the Lawrence L. Lee Scouting Museum (http://www.scoutingmuseum.org/) and Daniel Webster Council Scoutshop.

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OK.. make fun of my little cow Hampshah..

 

But this weekend our little Daniel Webster Council is hosting the Blue Angels.. Heres a video.. Eat your hearts out!!

 

 

I'm going today, my husband & son camped overnight.. Unfortunately I don't think they were prepared for the crowds. I think they said 70,000 yesterday 80,000 expected today. My husband texted and told me to stay away as I have a phobia of crowds if they are packed in like sardines, so although we have tickets those I am going with decided to park on a highway that is outside the base but has good views.

 

See we can have real attractions that pull in real crowds.