Indian Waters Council – Columbia, SC
Today is World Children’s Day! Since this is a Boy Scout troop made up of kids, it is a good day to know about.
This day was started 31 years ago today by the United Nations General Assembly, to recognize the rights of children around the world. UNICEF plays a huge part in advertising World Children’s Day and they want you to wear blue in support.
If you would like to research more about this day click the underlined words (linked words) to find out more.
This weekend we will be going to Nantahala to camp and whitewater raft.
The guidelines say there should be no carpooling.
We will be camping for two nights (Aug. 21 – 22)
People are required to bring their own food and must sleep in their own tents.
Remember to bring a mask, although you will not be required to wear them on on the river.
There will be no lake cleanup due to NOC losing the rights to the lake.
Remember to follow all the guidelines that are told to you buy guides and other staff members.
Have fun!
Recently the helpful form for Eagle advancement has been updated. This is a NEW version of the document and should replace the old one if you saved or printed it. If you haven’t looked at this document before and are trying to get Eagle Scout, this is a great form to look at.
Your patrol has been on camping trips right? Well you might have realized that some of the meal ideas came from other patrols or maybe you came up with it yourself. You can submit a recipe, even if you received it from another patrol.
Troop 10 encourages every scout to try and obtain Eagle Scout. To find out more about what you need to do for Eagle click here for more information.