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Local scouts headed to Nat’l Jamboree in DC
Published 07/20/2010
- 11:28 p.m. CST
Credit - courtesy photo
Picture left to right: Aaron Myers (Troop 7), Donnie Page (Troop 125), Kyle Fontenot (Troop 7), Colten Robbins (Troop 125), Bryan Miller (Troop 125), Justus Milligan (Troop 125), Mark Milligan (Troop leader for 125)
Bridge City Troop 7 and Orangefield Troop 125 is teaming up with other scouts in the Golden Triangle to make two new troops traveling to Washington DC to celebrate the 100 years of Scouting.
They will be staying four days touring DC and 10 days in tents at Fort AP Hill, a retired military base in Virgina.
Jamborees’ participants have been camping there since the 80’s. Not only is this the 100 year anniversary of scouting, but this will be the last time the scouts will be able to camp at Fort AP Hill.
They will be staying four days touring DC and 10 days in tents at Fort AP Hill, a retired military base in Virgina.
Jamborees’ participants have been camping there since the 80’s. Not only is this the 100 year anniversary of scouting, but this will be the last time the scouts will be able to camp at Fort AP Hill.
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