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The November campout is the weekend of November 14-16!


We will be traveling to Brierfield Ironworks Historical State Park in

Brierfield, Alabama! The park is home to the ruins of the Brierfield

Ironworks Furnace and produced iron from 1861 until 1873.


This will be a "car camping" trip and we will camp right beside the

ruins of the furnace! We will also have a hands-on activity of learning

how to use a hammer and anvil to rivet together iron and leather to make

a keepsake!


We will also tour the ruins and hear about how cast and wrought iron was

made in olden times, and what replaced it in modern times!


Brierfield is about 2.5 hours from St. Johns, so we will need at least

7-8 adult leaders for this trip who can each ferry 3 Scouts each there

and back.


Brierfield Ironworks Historical State Park

240 Furnace Pkwy

Brierfield, AL 35035


Cost is $42 per person.


Please sign up using this Google Form:



Please complete the form once per individual attendee.


Thanks,

Steve Sheldon

Campmaster

10-6 NO MEETING (School Break)


10-13 Board Game and Movie Nigh


10-20 Thorns and roses from the Talladega campout.

Meal planning for for the Webelos campout.

Klondike derby to freshen up on our skills for the Webelos campout.


10-27 Kandersteg International Scout Centre (KISC) Presentation.

Thorns and roses from the Webelos campout

Paper airplane competition led by Grady Miller.

September 8th: Thorns and roses from the Helen Georgia backpacking campout. Scoutbooks.com presentation by Mrs. Delano, requirements and the E.D.G.E method level by Colin Schuld, Cohen Phillips, and Grady Miller.


September 15: Knots & lashings led by cohen, after that we will have a knot-relay led by Mr. Cummins.


September 22: Patrol improvement ( patrol meetings, create flag, patch, cheer, and other ideas?) led by Colin Schuld  and troop guides.


September 29: Court of honor which we will be celebrating our 30th anniversary of our troop! We will have presentations on philmont, KISC, sea base, northern tier, and national jamboree.

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