Scout Day was held at the Sierra Adult Educational Center on Sat the 14th. Here are some pictures from that day.
These are all of our pictures from Primitive camp with 16 kids and 7 parents
This is us before we all go on the long drive to Joshua Tree
This is the oven we used for cooking the turkey
This is the tent that we built so we can sleep through the night
Again this is the tent that we all slept in.
This is the turkey that we started cooking it at 11:00 AM and we started to eat it at 9:00 PM
Two new scouts have bridged into our troop named Ben and Alex, our troop is very happy that these scouts have ascended in scouting and have progressed in our troop
Here we are, still alive and kicking! This picture was taken by Maria Espinoza at the end of our hike… sans backpacks of course. The scouts performed very well during the day and kept us in stitches at night.
The Hole in the Wall Backpacking trip is near! February 7th to the 9th scouts that sign up will have an option to either hike option A or B. If you son is going on option A the first day you will be hiking 12 miles the next day is 4 miles then the last day is 8 miles that is approximately 22 miles. If your son is hiking option B then the first day will be 12 miles the next day 8 miles and the last day 10 miles that is approximately 30 miles in all.
29 Palms Primitive Camp is just around the corning in mid January and I’m told it’s something every scout should experience (parents too).
Oh no!!! What are you going to do?!!!!? HOW WILL YOU SURVIVE!!!!?!!?? THIS ONE IS A BLAST!!!!!!!
Any parents have ideas for cooking breakfast in rustic manner? And we’ll be needing lots of wood
Scouts!!!!!……You will:
Dig trenches to set your lean-to up to and sleep in.
Dig a latrine
Cook a turkey over a fire pit!
Bake a chocolate cake in an oven you’ll make!
Go on an orienteering expedition and maybe play against Mr. Wold and Mr. Taylor!
Explore
Play capture the flag and mafia
Learn some survival skills
…and much more.!!!!
First we have the Skyline Hike. If you are not signed up and you want some more information about it, please email Maria Espinoza
This hike is 10 miles, so not bad.
Class “B” uniform, tennis shoes or broken in hiking shoes.
Location is RioHondo College. Parking Lot 2
Next, we have the Whittier Christmas THIS Saturday, December 13th. We are meeting at 7:30 a.m. in Uptown Whittier and opening the parade. We will be participating with Troop 985.
If you have any questions, please email Jennifer Lacko
Please check out some of the great images we have for Mr. Wold’s attempt at the checkered flag. Click on the image below to see more…
Click on the following link to view some pictures taken by Whittier Daily News. Yes, we’re famous!