Carter had his last camp experience as a Cub Scout at Camp Kiesel. He is 10 years old and in his last year as a Webelo. Their Den leader and I chaperoned these boys around camp all day. Our day started early to beat the heat. I was actually cold in the morning and needed a jacket. Our first event was the river boats and I was too cold and did not want to get wet. So, I opted out on this event and took some fun pictures. It would of felt nice to get splashed later on the day though. I felt bad for a few of the boaters that got soaked by buckets of water by the camp leaders.
The boys then had a packed full day of activities and games. There was only one mishap of witnessed rattlesnakes at camp. We had to stay together as a group and stay on the path in a single file line with the camp leaders walking around with shovels and making loud noises to scare them away. It was a little nerve racking to know we were in the snakes territory. Luckily, no one was hurt and the boys didn't seem to be bothered by it.
By mid-afternoon we were done and headed home. I appreciate the scouting program and all the things it teaches the boys. They learn and participate in fun activities all year long to help them be better men in this world.
The boys then had a packed full day of activities and games. There was only one mishap of witnessed rattlesnakes at camp. We had to stay together as a group and stay on the path in a single file line with the camp leaders walking around with shovels and making loud noises to scare them away. It was a little nerve racking to know we were in the snakes territory. Luckily, no one was hurt and the boys didn't seem to be bothered by it.
By mid-afternoon we were done and headed home. I appreciate the scouting program and all the things it teaches the boys. They learn and participate in fun activities all year long to help them be better men in this world.
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