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I can't believe it's been October since I last updated this blog. There have just been so many things going on that I have had to neglect some of those things, and unfortunately, this was one of the most neglected.
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I can't believe it's been October since I last updated this blog. There have just been so many things going on that I have had to neglect some of those things, and unfortunately, this was one of the most neglected.
Last Saturday, the Troop and Pack participated in unloading a tractor trailer-load of pumpkins. The pumpkins are trucked in from New Mexico all the way here, to the Virginia coast. The proceeds from the sale of these pumpkins by our Chartering Organization will be used to fund mission trips to Appalachia next summer.
Loren and I spent the day at Bayport. The OA Lodge is clearing a nature trail and building benches for rest and teaching areas. The majority of the clearing work was done at the Summer Ordeal in August, and today we were building benches, drilling holes to set the bench supports, and building a gateway…
We had our "after-summer-camp Court of Honor" this past Thursday evening. Great turnout … nice to see all the families there! The food was good, the fellowship was great, and it was a grand evening to review the accomplishments of Troop 11's young men.
I almost forgot to write about Steve T's Eagle Court of honor on July 20th. It was a joint ECOH with his brother, Michael. What was different about it was the fact that they were in different Troops! Steve is a member of Troop 11 and Michael is in Troop 94.
Well, thankfully the rest of the week was a bit less exciting than the first part. A few scrapes, bruises, and bee stings were all we saw. Tempers got a bit short after a few days of 90+ degree weather, but nothing serious.
Hello, everyone! Here we are nearly halfway through our summer camp stay. The Scouts are settling into their routines after a rocky start, and everyone is having a great time. The first night we were here, one of our Scouts tested whether his head was harder than his buddy's head.
I know it must be summer! As I sit here, after a great evening of grilling burgers and dogs, I can hear the bang and crackle of fireworks down the street from the house. Happy 4th of July! We finished the end of last month off with a weekend on Scout Hill at Fort Story.