Day 5
Love the jacket on this book.
My wife is ill with pneumonia, and I spent the day quietly reading about Scouting trends and updating my pack and troop on odds and ends while watching over her.
Recommended to our pack that we pull together a more robust camping plan. Currently we participate in the council-wide events--Family Camp, Cub-Adult Camp, and resident summer camp. I would like to see us head out monthly during the warmer 8 months of the year, with maybe a cabin camp in the dead of winter. Which isn't so harsh in Virginia.
Cleared out the backlog of old email I had saved from various Scouting lists. Great way to come up to speed on the topics most pressing to the Scouting community.
Resent the links I had forwarded to the troop regarding our March campout: Old Scout Campout. We aren't bringing anything (gear, food, clothing, etc.) that wouldn't have been available to a Scout in 1920.
Love the jacket on this book.
My wife is ill with pneumonia, and I spent the day quietly reading about Scouting trends and updating my pack and troop on odds and ends while watching over her.
Recommended to our pack that we pull together a more robust camping plan. Currently we participate in the council-wide events--Family Camp, Cub-Adult Camp, and resident summer camp. I would like to see us head out monthly during the warmer 8 months of the year, with maybe a cabin camp in the dead of winter. Which isn't so harsh in Virginia.
Cleared out the backlog of old email I had saved from various Scouting lists. Great way to come up to speed on the topics most pressing to the Scouting community.
Resent the links I had forwarded to the troop regarding our March campout: Old Scout Campout. We aren't bringing anything (gear, food, clothing, etc.) that wouldn't have been available to a Scout in 1920.
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