Seven scouts and seven leaders – We were not alone as there were a lot of people hiking up the trail to enjoy the outdoors. Because of the heat, we only hiked three miles to the flats but the highlight of the trek was hiking up the creek by all the cool waterfalls. Next year, hopefully, the weather will be a bit cooler and we can make it up the full distance.
Hypothermia This problem occurs when weather conditions are such that body heat is lost more rapidly than it can be produced. Body temperature falls first in the extremities, then in the central & “core areas” when irreversible changes due to
(The Voice of Experience) Food to Eat When You’re Cold Food to Fight the ChillOn a short trip or in mild conditions, poor food planning can be forgiven. Most people in reasonably good shape will survive through a little hunger,
WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA – Saturday, December 12, 2024 This annual celebration, Wreaths Across America started in 1992 when someone in Maine took the time to place a wreath on the grave of a fallen veteran. For several years a small
Scoutmaster Minute Hello friends of Troop 26, We have had a year full of great outdoor adventures and public service! Read Full Article Our Scouts plan the event calendar 12-18 months in advance. With the help of our uniformed Scoutmasters
Silver Peak Wilderness Troop 26 did a 5 day 4 night backpacking trip! View Interactive Map Day 1 | Spruce Creek Day 2 | Lion Den Camp Day 3 | Lion Den Camp Day 4 | Buckeye Camp Day 5
COURT OF HONOR, DECEMBER 10, 2024 The 50-star American flag was officially adopted on July 4, 1960, and was first raised over Fort McHenry National Historic Site. At the Court of Honor Tuesday night, we recognized the 65-year history of Troop
