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Anstie (Devizes) Scout Series 1923.
No16 Eighth Scout Law (A Scout Smiles and Whistles Under All Difficulties)
Every year in February Scouts New Zealand holds a National Mud Slide. As our area is very dry this time of year ours is a water slide, but no less fun.
Nederlandse Scout/Padvinder afm. 28cm x38cm ca 1920
Fotograaf C.J.L. Vermeulen Den Haag, Utrecht, Rotterdam
photo to my album that I made as part as isreali scout in the 21 jamboree photo to my album that I made as part as isreali scout in the 21 jamboree
The Bonfire Yell is one of the highlights of the annual Scouting Camporee. The boy scouts and girl scouts of SFAMSC show off their talents in dance, acting, and singing as they perform their cheers and yells exulting the values of scouting and challenging the other patrols to do better with friendly jabs that help spark healthy competition. To give their very best performance, each patrol dedicate many days to choreograph and practice their yells. This activity helps develop important life skills such as cooperation, teamwork, creativity, and the strength of character to be able to perform publicly. Audiences are usually surprised so see once timid and shy students shine and give it their all in the Bonfire Yell.
The Bonfire Yell is one of the highlights of the annual Scouting Camporee. The boy scouts and girl scouts of SFAMSC show off their talents in dance, acting, and singing as they perform their cheers and yells exulting the values of scouting and challenging the other patrols to do better with friendly jabs that help spark healthy competition. To give their very best performance, each patrol dedicate many days to choreograph and practice their yells. This activity helps develop important life skills such as cooperation, teamwork, creativity, and the strength of character to be able to perform publicly. Audiences are usually surprised so see once timid and shy students shine and give it their all in the Bonfire Yell.
photo to my album that I made as part as isreali scout in the 21 jamboree photo to my album that I made as part as isreali scout in the 21 jamboree
1. St. Petersburg Eremitage P6120143, 2. Foto Serie Stiftskirche Mariä Geburt Rottenbuch P1060514, 3. Morgens am Ochsenkopf - 25 September 2005 - P1090070, 4. P1110235 - Dahlie quadratisch, 5. Dancer from the London School of Samba - Samba Festival Coburg 2005 - P1040760, 6. 2001-09-12 Sommer (12) Bellagio Lago di Como Italien 19-1, 7. 2001-09-12 Sommer (12) Bellagio Lago di Como Italien 19, 8. Klein Schneen - Waldrand im Schnee - IMG_2208,
9. Tulips in April - Weinheim Hermannshof Garden - P4170031, 10. Tulips in the Hermannshof Garden - P4170024, 11. Schloss Peterhof - St. Petersburg - P6160009, 12. Tulpen - IMG_4490_b, 13. First Snow - IMG_1610-1, 14. Arkaden in Coburg - IMG_4734, 15. Misty Morning at the Ochsenkopf Slopes, 16. Klein Schneen - IMG_2189-1,
17. Coburg Rathaus - IMG_3885, 18. [cp] blue sky, 19. Sunflower, 20. Leipzig - IMG_7528, 21. Winter in Creidlitz - PC110098
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Ha ha! Scout malfunctioned today and all my pictures are in it, starting from #1 on through. Still it is fun to have a neat little index to my most interesting pictures.
Seems it was an April 1st prank ... I didn't catch on because it appeared here (New Zealand) on April 2nd. America ... try to keep up please :-)
1. Mogok morning mist, 2. Yellow and Red Hibiscus, 3. Golden smiles, 4. Niki, 5. Fine Pink Rose, 6. Gnarled Tree, 7. Pastel Rangitoto, 8. Stained glass,
9. Fisherman's Wharf, 10. Fatty Arbuckle's, 11. About to get Wet, 12. Abandoned, 13. Canal in Strassberg, 14. Bumblebee Orgy, 15. Cymatics, 16. Opito reflections,
17. Charming Home, 18. Roly Poly, 19. Watermellon hat, 20. Adobe Cottage, 21. Spectrum from CD, 22. Day bay, 23. Skier, 24. Kangaroo and Joey,
25. Fibonacci Spirals 3 and 5, 26. Champagne Wire Sculpture Step 5, 27. Gorgeous Waiake, 28. Most Unusual Flower, 29. Royal Rose, 30. Our front door, 31. Yellow fellows, 32. Me with two grand-daughters,
33. Tulips and Lillies, 34. Ruapehu, 35. A Gray Day, 36. Departing Cinque Terre, 37. Island Silhouette, 38. Green dragon door, 39. Weight of the Years, 40. Framed Food,
41. Pen drawing of dogs, 42. Porch in afternoon Sun, 43. Alps from G-P, 44. Church in Rye, 45. Silence is Golden, 46. Ebony Standing, 47. A gray day at Paihia, 48. Interesting Waves,
49. Time for a Swim, 50. Waterfall and Nikau, 51. Avesbury Town, 52. Henge Shop, 53. Tobermory, 54. New Zealand Native Bush, 55. Flowering Bush, 56. Set of Champagne Wire Sculptures,
57. Malthouse, 58. Orange Tulips, 59. Relaxing at the beach, 60. Old Boat, 61. Lea, 62. Muskrats at Victoria Park, 63. Canal reflections, 64. Barbeque,
65. Harbour Bridge from Fisherman's Wharf, 66. Lorna's Flower Pot, 67. Lady in White, 68. What long hair you have, 69. Bring food, bring food ..., 70. Palm tree place, 71. Peacock in the garden, 72. Lea
Every year in February Scouts New Zealand holds a National Mud Slide. As our area is very dry this time of year ours is a water slide, but no less fun.
1. trying to sleep............, 2. "where's my dinner?", 3. ready for take off, 4. pawsitively goofy, 5. american bald eagle, 6. taivas on flickr, 7. flickr.com/photos/19862723@N00/3224353735/, 8. a bit of a surprise..........,
9. alert, 10. thoughtful miss taivas, 11. drakkar ~ a birman kitten (drawing), 12. snooze, 13. last of the sun, 14. sunshine girl, 15. comma, 16. fearless fred,
17. taivas, 18. roddie oob, 19. gatekeeper & bee, 20. swan heart, 21. all mine, 22. red squirrel, 23. weasel, 24. golden gosling,
25. robin with seed, 26. nuthatch, 27. blue tits, 28. little egret portrait, 29. happiness is running free, 30. great spotted woodpecker, 31. morning sky in winter, 32. a frosty christmas night,
33. shadow watching, 34. bearded dragon - bernard, 35. frosted tea rose, 36. "who's that down there"? (greenfinch), 37. the poser (juvenile greenfinch), 38. worth the wait, 39. the milk bar, 40. tiger,
41. baby tapir, 42. whose bed is this?, 43. harvest moon, 44. zooming in on the moon, 45. bee-witched, 46. facing the sun, 47. in profile, 48. bee on aster,
49. hoverfly, 50. bee on echinacea, 51. spreading his wings, 52. "Mum, I've got heather up my ***", 53. kingfisher magic, 54. fury, 55. Shyness (Tom the cream alpaca), 56. flight,
57. taivas at pig bush, 58. Ashley at the window., 59. gathering nectar, 60. mud magnet, 61. foal in sunshine, 62. strawberry macro, 63. Liberty, 64. eagle owl close up,
65. the stare, 66. kestrel, 67. something to shout about, 68. gazania macro, 69. selectively pink, 70. peeking, 71. Raffles is waiting......., 72. leafy frame
I've not done a poster for a long while but I've had several go into Explore over the last few weeks. Scout says I've got 110 (in and dropped) but since I joined Flickr I've actually had 122 ~ see my Explore set
A Fire Scout UAS is tested off the Coast Guard Cutter Bertholf near Los Angeles, Dec. 5 2014. The Coast Guard Research and Development Center has been testing UAS platforms consistently for the last three years. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Luke Clayton)
Shown: David Palmer, Peter Frazer (who went onto Wellington), Peter and Hann Estin*, Michael Walden and Charles Roberts.
* Hans H Estin became a Boston financier and was chairman of Boston University’s board of trustees in the 1970's. He died of cancer in May 2012. He was also vice chairman emeritus at North American Management, the investment firm in Boston where he had worked since 1974.
Born in Prague, Hans Howard Estin was a boy when his family fled Czechoslovakia in 1938. His family lived in London when Hans and Peter were educated at Wellesley, then Montreal, and eventually settled north of Boston, in Manchester-by-the-Sea. His father launched an investment business.
Mr. Estin graduated from Tabor Academy in Marion. In 1949, he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics from Harvard, where he was captain of the lacrosse team and was a member of the varsity soccer and ski teams.
He joined the Air Force after college and was a pilot during the Korean War, according to his family, before returning to Boston to join his father’s business.
Mr. Estin’s passion for skiing led him and his brother, Peter, to help turn Sugarbush ski resort in Warren, Vt., into a favorite destination for the affluent in the 1960s. He was one of the founders of Ski Club 10 at the base of the mountain, where the likes of fashion designer Oleg Cassini partied, and Sugarbush’s nickname “Mascara Mountain’’ was born.
Mr. Estin’s brother, Peter, who was director of the ski school, died in 1962 at 35 of ski-related injuries. Mr. Estin supported Peter’s family afterward.
Mr. Estin became chairman of BU’s board of trustees in 1969 and was head of the 21-member search committee that tapped Silber for the presidency.
In 1970, Mr. Estin was named honorary consul for Belgium in Boston.
During his career, Mr. Estin served on the boards of Harbor National Bank, the Putnam Group of mutual funds, Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co., and the Boston Company.
He also was a trustee of the New England Aquarium and at Tabor Academy, a member of the Massachusetts General Hospital Corporation, a corporation member of the Schepens Eye Research Institute, and a member of the Harvard Committee on University Resources and the Board of Overseers of the Boys and Girls Club of Boston.
'Scoutisme' in Scotland: the Scouts of Europe held an international summer camp near Inverness this month.
The Bonfire Yell is one of the highlights of the annual Scouting Camporee. The boy scouts and girl scouts of SFAMSC show off their talents in dance, acting, and singing as they perform their cheers and yells exulting the values of scouting and challenging the other patrols to do better with friendly jabs that help spark healthy competition. To give their very best performance, each patrol dedicate many days to choreograph and practice their yells. This activity helps develop important life skills such as cooperation, teamwork, creativity, and the strength of character to be able to perform publicly. Audiences are usually surprised so see once timid and shy students shine and give it their all in the Bonfire Yell.
Thanks to Skip D. Frogman for this swell Biker Scout, he is all I ever dreamed he would be, and much much more!
I now have modern interpretations of all the Trooper types seen in the Original Trilogy - Huzzah!
First dolly time since getting back from my holiday. :3
It's amazing how much I missed them!
I tried to flatten Scout's wig a little so that it would cover her ears... Didn't really work. :/
So currently she's sitting next to me in a dressing gown and wooly hat, waiting for her hair to dry properly, haha. (Probably pics of that later. :P)