Jul 12, 2019
8:27:17am
8:27:17am
Maybe, but it was an awesome experience those boys will never forget, nor the leaders either.
It was hard, faith promoting, irritating (mosquitoes, worst I've seen), and incredibly fun all at the same time. And it was in just beautiful country.
My oldest son had just turned 12 3 weeks before the trip, so he was able to go (and was the youngest on the trip). I was the Deacon's Quorum Advisor, so I got to have him with me there at my campsite (we split campsites by Deacons, Teachers, Priests). He thought it was amazing.
I would do it again if I could get approval.
My oldest son had just turned 12 3 weeks before the trip, so he was able to go (and was the youngest on the trip). I was the Deacon's Quorum Advisor, so I got to have him with me there at my campsite (we split campsites by Deacons, Teachers, Priests). He thought it was amazing.
I would do it again if I could get approval.
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Yeah, those scoutmasters messed up big time. No denying that. But let's not be critical of ALL scoutmasters.
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7/11/19 1:12pm
Exactly this. The boats they made were a really cool project on their own, but for paddling around on a stillwater
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