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The world has been handed a big challenge with the new COVID-19 outbreak... how do we continue to function when the world is locking down everything to slow the spread?

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Scout Field Round
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A definition and Comparison to the NFAA field round

Scout Field Round

The Scout Field Round is a unique adaptation of the traditional National Field Archery Association (NFAA) field round, designed specifically for use at Scouting America camps. It provides Scouts with an accessible yet challenging opportunity to hone their archery skills in a field setting, all while accommodating the practical needs of Scouting events and outdoor spaces.

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Camping and Hiking

Bristol Hills Trail Hike
Hiking

This trail winds over 50 miles from Ontario Park through Naples to Mitchellsville, nY

Bristol Hills Trail Hike

The Bristol Hills Trail is a branch trail of the 900+ mile Finger Lakes Trail System. The trail winds over 50 miles from its northern terminus at Ontario County Park, through Naples, NY and on to it's southern terminus at the main Finger Lakes Trail / North Country Trail near Mitchellsville, NY.

Scout Brigade of Fort George
Camping

Re-enact the War of 1812

Scout Brigade of Fort George

Join Scouts for U.S. and Canada to re-enact the war of 1812.  Learn to drill like the soldiers of 1812, "Raid and pillage" the town of  Niagara-on-the-lake, and a giant cap gun fight to capture the opposing forces flag.

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Scoutmaster Minute: Birthdays are funny...
David Madison 4816

Scoutmaster Minute: Birthdays are funny...

Birthdays are funny.

My birthday is today. And as most of you probably experience on your birthday, you receive birthday wishes from many people. With social media, you receive them from many, many people. I received a message from a colleague from whom I receive a message every year. He is a very well-read, and brilliant person. And this year's birthday wish was quite inspiring, so I want to share it with all of you too. Here it is:

While I really looked forward to birthdays in my youth, they have lost their luster as the end of my journey grows closer. I hope the day continues to hold magic for you!

Confucius said that "real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance". The more I learn the more I realize what I don't know. What I think I know is that the secret to a good life is simply kindness. Abraham Heschel said "When I was young, I admired clever people. Now that I am old, I admire kind people". We are what we do.

  • When someone does a good job, tell them.
  • When someone makes a mistake, forgive them.
  • When someone tells you their problems, listen.

Being kind costs very little. You may hardly remember you did it, but the other person may never forget that you did. May the world surround you with kindness in the coming year!

A line from the musical Hamilton really resonated with me this year; "Talk less, smile more." I hope the year provides you a perpetual capacity for enjoying the inevitable!

Thank you Tony!

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