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A old rusty blue International Scout sits neglected by the edge of the woods. Best viewed on black, just click on "L". Processed with Photomatix Pro
Not true, but it's still fun to see my photos in order of interestingness like this:
1. Dots, 2. Original Little People, 3. silver snow - day 56, 4. Frosty Heart, 5. Cookies & Cream Doughnut, 6. Biscuits, 7. hearts & bows - day 101, 8. Chibi Kitty,
9. Flee, 10. Elmer the Patchwork Elephant, 11. Not so Mini Moopy, 12. Chopped Chocolate, 13. Vintage Fisher Price "Play Family House", 14. glazewear - day 123, 15. Glamorous Housewife - day 70, 16. The Perfect Gift,
17. Feetsies - day 31, 18. chocolate therapy - day 63, 19. Muggins Becomes A Hero, 20. spring bloom, 21. Wish You Were Real, 22. The Elusive Monarch Butterfly, 23. for the love of chocolate, 24. Candy Corn,
25. Roly Poly Chime Ball, 26. Retro Xylophone, 27. Deliciously Naughty, 28. Carefree Country Girl, 29. Ring-Around-the-Tuna, 30. In the Closet, 31. HELLO, my name is Jennie - day 5, 32. Dreaming of a British Christmas - day 42,
33. Sonny the Bunny, 34. Industrial Yellow - day 86, 35. Leave It To Me - Round 4, 36. British Food in America, 37. 7-Up goes to a Party!, 38. Time for Bed, 39. England 1-0 Paraguay, 40. 2007 is here - day 59,
41. Cranberry Wheels, 42. Thrifted Abacus, 43. Shy Duckie, 44. sunshine & snow shadow - day 74, 45. British Babe, 46. Bread & Butter Pudding, 47. Cherry Ames Chief Nurse, 48. 10¢ a vintage cup,
49. dressy - day 65, 50. I Voted - day 4, 51. Chocolatey Goodness, 52. Blackcurrant & Licorice, 53. Leave it to Me - round 5, 54. Ben made dinner., 55. Us in Cereal - day 75, 56. Today's Exercise - day 48,
57. Then she ate the mud., 58. Rudolph the Red Nosed Cupcake, 59. In Flight, 60. Farmyard Freebies, 61. working the thrifted magnets - day 66, 62. Button Tin, 63. Splat, 64. Jennie x 4 - day 25,
65. Goodbye Mars Bar, 66. Gladioli, 67. Mother & Grandmother in the Kitchen, 68. Soft Soled Shoes, 69. me & my camera, 70. Modern Little People, 71. Sunday Sunshine Shoes, 72. Mother & Father 50s Style
This structure stands by the A428 Bedford Rd coming out of Northampton and next to Barnes Meadow roundabout. I have no idea what it represents although its been there for years. There appears to be some sort of plaque on the left of the concrete base.
just relaxing and someone takes out the camera...some things at camp seem to never change the trees the tents the scouts. Judging from the uniform about 1930.
An ebay purchase
INDIANAPOLIS - FEBRUARY 25: Rod Woodson of the NFL Network interviews Keith Rivers of USC during the 2008 Scouting Combine at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis, Indiana on February 25, 2008. (Photo by Ben Liebenberg/NFL Photos/Getty Images)
Interiors Challenge: Without power during Hurricane Matthew, I channeled my Girl Scout past (or MacGyver viewing) to maximize the amount of light from the candle.
All of your pictures are on explore for Christmas on Scout.
1. "In Just 7 Days..." (#19), 2. Gordon Loves Fridays!, 3. Skyway that leads to nowhere.., 4. Strawberry Nachos, 5. Bubbly, 6. City Bus (#6), 7. Red Hat Ladies, 8. Canyon Tourists,
9. Mum, 10. The Lily That Couldn't Pick One Color, 11. Raindrops, 12. Orange Moose, 13. Boat Reflection with Lily Pads, 14. Firework Flower, 15. She's a Lady? (#8), 16. Say "Aaah",
17. Where am I?, 18. Morning Moon, 19. More Cher-cercise (#20), 20. Cake, 21. The Box: Part 2, 22. Brain, 23. Elmo Feet, 24. Red Leaves Engulfing a Building,
25. Curiosity Shop, 26. Headless Horseman, 27. Foot Long Corn Dog, 28. Goldfish Intensified, 29. Knife to Meet You, 30. Gingerbread Light Rail, 31. Moon Reflection, 32. Lego Two-Face,
33. Pedestrian Bridge, 34. Take these broken...hands (#5), 35. Side by Side, 36. Hot Dish Heaven, 37. Door Ajar, 38. Shredded, 39. Feet, 40. Let Me Out,
41. Because it's Mother's Day (#3), 42. Challenged - Introduction, 43. Lucky Rabbit's Foot, 44. Ivy the Fat Calico Cat, 45. Largest Gingerbread House in the Mall, 46. Steak N Shake, 47. Suburbia, 48. On the Ground,
49. Sun-Basking, 50. Storm Clouds, 51. Teddywedgers, 52. Upside-Down Shopping Carts, 53. Pumpkin Tree, 54. Lego Batman, 55. June List, 56. It's What's Inside That Counts (#3),
57. Mike & Sully, 58. What?, 59. Fallout Shelter, 60. Row, 61. Golden Rule Building, 62. Elevators Are Unlucky, 63. The Women of WCCO, 64. Leopard,
65. Ash Wednesday!, 66. Happy Halloween!, 67. Blue Christmas, 68. Pirate Bench, 69. , 70. Holes, 71. Brokeduck Mountain, 72. You can fly, but you can't float(#12)
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Project 365 // Day 6
I went on a quick location scout this morning for a model photoshoot I have scheduled later this week. I have seen this place before a few times, but this is my first time checking it out. The graffiti is amazing and will definitely serve as a great backdrop. I will have a bunch of pics from this location when I go back.
To see the complete Project 365 photo gallery, click here.
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20/10/2012
Two scout girls posed on the shore in Baluran National Park. It was genuine local smile.
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The BLM and the Boy Scouts of America came together for a #NationalPublicLandsDay event to camp, hike, and participate in a fencing and restoration project in the Sheephole Valley Wilderness and #MojaveTrails National Monument.
The Order of the Arrow, ACA Chapter from the California Inland Empire Council adopted the Sheephole Valley Wilderness as an area where they can promote cheerful service to others. For the past three years, scouts ranging in age from 13 to 21 learned how to utilize vertical mulch, sweep-outs, and rock work to mimic the surrounding landscape and camouflage old trails to discourage illegal vehicle use in a non-motorized area.
Scouts gained experienced in the construction and installation of wire fences, mastered the use of hand tools, and learned how to efficiently work as a team. The life skills learned on the projects help develop leadership qualities within the youth. Thanks to the Boy Scouts of America for your service on public lands!
Photo by Ramona Daniels, BLM
The Eagle Scout is the highest rank a boy scout can achieve. On January 14, 2012, I had the pleasure of pinning this very special badge of honor onto the uniform of Troop 157's newest Eagle Scout...my son.
This time Frank and Ted Jefferies dressed in their Scout outfits. With the writing against each this was taken in October 1917.
I had the pleasure of attending a dedication ceremony Saturday for a pavilion built to honor Bernard Laugesen – at Shands Scout Camp in “middle of nowhere, Central Florida” – a beautiful, wild, sprawling piece of old Florida forest, lakes and marshes.
My wife works for the Regional (Northeast Florida) Scout Conference and they asked me to do them the favor of documenting the ceremony with photographs. Crap, they did me the favor of inviting me to enjoy and be inspired by the moving testimonial. I got misty-eyed several times listening to stories about a man I had never met.
Lots of the obligatory Emerson and Biblical quotes. One of my favorite passages from the speakers was a quote from someone’s book – I need to find out the specifics and read the book – he said it was the last paragraph and paraphrased it (and I will paraphrase his paraphrase): {It is relatively easy to make a lot of money in America; it is very difficult to make a difference in America.} The speaker than said, "Bernard Laugesen made a big difference." Many grown men had tears in their eyes after that remark.
The fellows in the photo are the last two living members of the original 9 members of Mr. Laugesen’s troop. Laugesen was just a regular guy, a member of Weirsdale Presbyterian Church, who started a Scout Troop in 1941 (papers signed by FDR in 1942 – Troop 113) and provided service for 60 – 70 years until he passed away about a year ago at 93. Even in a small town they were able to train enough young men to produce about 1 Eagle Scout a year for the past 20 years. And somehow they found the funds to give each of them college scholarships.
I suspect you would have a great deal of trouble finding Weirsdale, FL on the map. Yet money and manpower were found to build a pavilion in Bernhard Laugesen’s honor and several hundred people chose to attend the dedication ceremony on a Saturday.
The other big plus (and I say this in all due respect in case any of my wife's superiors see this) is the fun of seeing grown men wearing Boy Scout Uniforms - especially if they are wearing those shorts with high socks and garters/tassels. It does make me smile.
Anstie (Devizes) Scout Series 1923.
No16 Eighth Scout Law (A Scout Smiles and Whistles Under All Difficulties)
24th World Scout Jamboree, in Summit Bechtel Reserve, West-Virginia, USA - Journée des échanges culturels dans les sous-camps. Photo © Jean-Pierre POUTEAU 2019
The SFAMSC Scouting Jamboree start off with a lively and colorful parade to signal the start of a day long slew of fun and educational indoor and outdoor activities. These scouting activities designed to teach them the skills and important values such as teamwork, independence, and respect. Important skills that has many practical applications later in their adult lives.