The patch design for the Spring Camporee
Our campsite, the nice warm and cozy call lodge.
Time to Orient the Orienteering Participants.
About 150 Scouts and Adults participated in the Orienteering.
Even the Supreme Chief of the Fire (Senior Scout Executive) enjoyed the camporee with his Troop.
Learning to use the compass
Measuring width using the Salute method.
Finding an Orienteering point in the woods.
Another Troop hanging out at their campsite
Our boys resting between jobs
Mr. Stevens took great care of us all weekend, we certainly ate well.
Registration for the Geocaching
Entering waypoints into their GPS to go find the caches hidden by our Troop throughout camp.
The rain visited for a few brief moments throughout the day. Who are those boys in trash bags?
The OA team preparing for the evening festivities.
The OA Advisor standing in front of the Chicken BBQ line taking a picture of the camporee director taking a picture of the OA advisor taking a pic...
Scout Vespers in the Ben Faulkner Memorial Pavilion
The patch is in the shape of a raft for the rafting participants. The base of the raft is a compass, for the Orienteering and Geocaching participants. The Buffalo on the top of the patch is in dedication of Totanka (Dave Brown) who taught many of our boys Indian dancing and crafts during Cub Resident and Day camp.
Since we were staffing the event we had the best location to camp for the weekend!
Notice the papers on orange streamers, that is the Orienteering results posted and in order so participants can see how they did.
