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Summer Camp 2007 |
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Place: Brecon, Wales
Dates: 20th July - 3rd August 2007
50 members of the Scout Troop Attended the Camp
PG Scouts Survived 2007 Summer Camp, despite the day we left, Maidenhead had
Floods, terential rain. at camp it rained for 8 days, we then saw the SUN.
We had the odd heavy shower. The Scouts still managed to work in patrols, cooking
meals and doing most of the planed activities.
Finally most of the equipment is dry and has been put away. Thank you goes to every one
who helped in hundreds of different ways make this years camp a success.
This page was updated most days while we were at camp
Follows is a selection of Photos:
Last Updated
4/08/2007
Last Job - Litter sweep of Site
Loading Last Bits on Lorry
Volley Ball Final
Volley Ball Final
Happy Birthday - Celebrating His 12th Birthday at Camp
Camp Fire
Camp Fire
Camp Fire
Camp Fire
1907 Supper Boiled Bacon, Mashed Potatoes, Carrots and Peas
YL Challenge - Pack up a tent
1907 Camp Games
1907 Camp Games
1907 Camp Games
1907 Camp Games
1907 Camp Games
1907 Camp Games
1907 Camp Games
1907 Camp Games
1907 - Breakfast Kegery
1st August 8am - Celebrating 100 Years Of Scouting
Event Organised by Patrol Leaders
8am - Celebrating 100 Years Of Scouting
8am - Celebrating 100 Years Of Scouting
8am - Celebrating 100 Years Of Scouting
Cooking Competition - Eagles
Cooking Competition - Swifts
Cooking Competition - Swifts
Cooking Competition - Cobras
Cooking Competition - Preparing Vegetables
Cooking Competition - Eagles
Cooking Competition - Panthers
Cooking Competition - Cooking
Cooking Competition - Eagles
Cooking Competition - Swifts
Cooking Competition - Falcons Cooking
Cooking Competition - Cobras
Cooking Competition - Cobras
Cooking Competition - Eagles
Tuck Shop
Tuck Shop
PLs Meal
PLs Meal
PLs Meal
Climbing
Climbing
Climbing
Gorge Walking
Gorge Walking
Gorge Walking
Gorge Walking
Gorge Walking
Preparing for Gorge Walking
Eagles
I've lost the Soap
Falcons having a break
Washing Up
Sawing Wood - Hi Mum
Panthers on Hike
Panthers on Hike
Panthers on Hike
Getting Ready for the Hike
Scouts Own
Cobras Patrol
Eagles Patrol
Falcons Patrol
Panthers Patrol
Swifts Patrol
Those On Site Sunday 29th July 2007
Group Photo
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Dam Building
Building Another Dam
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Swifts Hike
Swifts Hike
Volley Competition
Volley Competition
Volley Competition
Start Volley Competition
Eagles Fire Lighting
Swifts Cooking
Falcons
We've Lit A fire
Getting Wood
Patrol Hikes - Which Way Is It
Patrol Hikes
Flag Break
Michael (YL) Taking a REST
Where We Should have gone GORGE WALKING
Climbing and Absailing
Climbing and Absailing
Climbing and Absailing
View Of The Site
Pony Trekking
Pony Trekking
Pony Trekking
Pony Trekking
Chris With his Pony
Building the Flag Pole
Stuart (YL) With his Daily Donut Allowance
Panoramic View of Site
Setting Up Patrol Sites
Setting Up Patrol Sites
Setting Up Patrol Sites
Walking Up Hill to Site
Younger Scouts Arriving
Younger Scouts Arriving
Younger Scouts Arriving
Younger Scouts Arriving
Tuesday Evening In Marquee
BoB on Surveillance Patrol
Sun Going Down - Pen-Y-Fan
Mark Resting - Pillow a Bit Hard
Simon Updating the Web Another VERY LONG DAY
Washing Up
More Please
Ollie - 22nd Birthday
Checking the Food Tent Simon and John
View from the Stream
At Least One Wash (They also all have had a Shower
Greetings from Brecon (Harry's Hike Tent)
Building Dam
Supervising the Dam Building
Scouts Own - Organised by the Young Leaders
Scouts Owns
Its Still Raining
Go Karting Presentations
Dam Building
Free Time
Swing Ball
Spectators Stand
The Race is On
Sliding it Round the Bend
Stroud visits the Tyre's AGAIN
Go Karting
Its Raining
Washing Up
Digging the Cess Pit
Dam Building
Dam Building
View of Site from Marquee
Pitching Tents to Dry Them !
Getting Breakfast - Still Raining
Cooking Saturdays Breakfast
Lorry Stuck In Field
2007 Unloading the Lorry
2007 Lorry at Site
There are no photos of loading the Lorry or Journey
At 7am, It took me 45 minutes to get from Powney Road to the Hall
Friday 20th July was when Maidenhead had adverse weather conditions,
the river flowing outside the Hall. Tom Tandy could not make it to the hall till mid day due the floods
in Highway Road (behind the pines)
The Journey don the M4 took us over 7 hours, after Reading there were floods, land slips, lorry's on fire plus broken down vehicles that slowed the journey down. Even the services at Membury
the Coffee lounge was under two foot of water.
The lorry got stuck in the entrance of the site, so everything had to be unloaded and carried up the field.
We got the Marquee up by 10pm and had a cooked tea at 11pm.
It did not stop raining