Troop
868 in Action
BARREN
RIVER LAKE
SCOUT CELEBRATION (August, 2009)
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| The bridge was soon completed and ready for testing. | Adam made one of the first few crossings. |
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| Customers were soon lined up with Pack 868 Cub Scouts who had been waiting patiently at the head of the line. | For some boys, the climb up was as much of a challenge as the actual crossing. |
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| Troop 868 scouts walked along and spotted each person who gave it a try just in case somebody fell through. | Some parents and scouts found a shady spot to sit and watch the action. |
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| We had Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, and even a few leaders --- both male and female --- give it a try. | Even Army Corps of Engineers Park Ranger Jon Fillingham made a successful crossing. |
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| Assistant Scoutmaster Jeff Hagerman with Troop 868 scouts. Troop 868's campsite is in the background. | Nick and Adam prepare to start a fire to cook dinner in the Falcon Patrol site. Dylan is at left; Adam at far right. |
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| ASM Mike Canchola, Committee Chairman Andy Rodabaugh, and ASM Jeff Hagerman in the adult patrol site. | On Sunday, Adam and ASM Mike Canchola had to apply some leverage to get one of the steel rebar anchors out of the ground. |