Diary
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The Bear Patrol Diary |
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The future bears first met at a meeting thirty days before the pratical portion of Wood Badge training. At that time we were designated the "Skipper Gidney" Patrol.
Lot's of fun was had by all as we learn the name of our patrol and start to come together as a unit. A brief summary is given of the weekend events, and some impressions by members of the bear patrol are included.
A selection of photos from the first weekend. Some great group photos, as well as pictures of activities, and various staff people.
Minutes of the meeting on Sunday. Mike led a review session of leadership skills, and Corky Cross led the rest of the meeting to plan out the next weekend and various patrol projects including uniform additions, flags, and presentations.
The Bear Patrol continues to lead the rest of the pack in skills competition and patrol evaluation. Several presentations were may by us and we received several in return.
A selection of photos from the second weekend. Pictures of our skill activities and several camp gadgets we made..
Agenda of the upcoming meeting.
This is the text of the opening we are planning to use for our part of the model troop meeting.
We completed the pratical portion of the Wood Badge training program and tied for first place in patrol ratings. The Bear Patrol was selected to the permanant Program Patrol.
We received this letter from Boo-Boo and opened it at our patrol campfire after the Saturday hike on the third Wood Badge weekend.
Several presentations were made. Final classes and the feast!
John Houlihan reports on a successful district event in Old Colony Council. Master Chef Corky Cross was in attendence slow roasting a turkey over a fire.