Scott Ranch Summary 2007

March 23rd – 25th

Summary:  We left the troop building under clear skies but the clouds rolled in later that night.  About a 3-inch rain hit camp from 11:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. and everyone got wet.  Even Mr. Spencer’s new airbed cot got a little wet.  The creek that is normally dry was about waist-high after the rain.  We had a great turnout of men and boys on this camp.  Patrol cooking went fairly well although we need to work on that skill some more.  On Saturday morning, we cleared out more wooded area for future camping sites.  Saturday afternoon and evening we had and airsoft tournament and then we rappelled a 90-foot cliff just on the other side of the creek from camp.   It was a small miracle that we got the vehicles back down the muddy road and out of camp.  The weather kind of cooperated on this camp so we are really looking forward to MK Brown in April.  Huge thanks to former 80 Scout Madison Scott for loaning us his ranch for the weekend.

 

 

Fire! Fire!

 

Mr. Bark cooking it Emo Style.

I think the axe goes the other way.

 

 

Young Mr. Rowland

 

Wow!  This actually looks edible.

 

Hanging out on a 90-ft cliff.

 

This guy doesn’t even look scared.

 

Mr. Sena always has to show off.

 

Mr. Wynne waiting on Enevoldsen to release him.

 

This is an 8-year old Cub Scout who rappelled the cliff.

 

Look at those eyes.

 

View looking up the cliff.  It’s ok moms.  We are very safe.

 

Mr. Jones showing some patrol pride.

 

More patrol pride.

 

 

 

Mr. Rowland preaching the Word on Sunday morning.

 

Simmons patrol, aka  “The Hoodlums”.

 

Pack 80 joined us and had a great weekend.

 

Mr. Friend and Byrd eating burritos.

 

David in his usual spot.

 

Mr. Sharp actually looks kind of sweet when he is asleep.

 

Now this looks more like patrol cooking.

 

Heading Home.

 

Fearless leader loading the truck.  Who knew an SPL could actually work?

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