What summer is made for……………

A weekend relaxing around the fire with friends, backwoods cooking and bivvying in the woods. It was the longest day of the year and scouts went to sleep and woke up with the sun and the dawn chorus. (Leaders were woken bright and early just after dawn by a game of frisbee taking place in the clearing!) Jack was presented with his Chief Scout Gold Award, scouts completed parts of their Outdoor and Outdoor Plus Challenge Awards and everything ended in the best possible way with dry equipment (always a bonus) Harmergreen is probably the best scout campsite in our county (in our opinions) and gives the scouts an opportunity to get completely back to basics in a beautiful location, away from the larger, commercial sites. Photos have been uploaded.

 

 

Cub & Beaver Camp @ Tolmers

What I liked about Tolmers – I liked the water wars and the rope-a-phobia. I also liked the coconut climb. It was fun when we did the bouncy slide and the bouncy mountain. I Liked the bacon, chicken, pasta and peas. I liked when the beavers came. I like sleeping in tents. I liked the big field. I liked the bouncy thing that you have to go in and slide out over the end. I felt happy and excited to do more activities.         Alisha                                                                                                                         ps can we go again?

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Scouts Expedition Challenge

A group of scouts left Wallington on Saturday morning and hiked through the wind, rain and finally sunshine to reach Wymondley. At Wymondley the camped overnight before moving off again in the morning and hiking back to 8th Letchworth Scout Hut. We invested two of our new members on the way, Lesley and Georgia both found their first geocaches and thanks to Mike’s blowtorch the scouts managed to cook tortillas and melted cheese around a campfire in the evening. Well done to everyone. Photos are on the website.