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Thanks to Roberta for leading the charge for this fundraiser and running it while I sit in a lawn chair at camp putzing on my iPhone.

Reeding Out – [ree-ding out] verb to reach your micro-managing limit and to temporarily bark orders to regain illusion of control, especially prevelant in Scoutmasters who are mildly to moderately tired.

As part of Lifesaving Merit Badge, the scouts have to tread water for 30 minutes as they one by one are tested. They are called individually to save an active victim from drowning. It’s less of a heroic activity as it is a blood sport to try to take down

Lots happening tonight: • Scouts are trying to get merit badges finished. They are going to Open Climb to finish Climbing Merit Badge, Open Swim to improve swimming skills, open shooting to finish Rifle Shooting and Archery Merit Badge. • For Wilderness Survival, Steven N. built a shelter and is

This is the troop photo taken on Sunday. I have a copy for each family. The cost of the photo (from a real photographer, not me), is $6.00. Please pay Tom Cook.

How awesome was the boys marching tonight? They really take pride in their troop and it shows in their actions. Here are some highlights: • Robert kissed the moose for his birthday. Michael McMathers, Tate Elderly, and Walter Steerling, for the Order of the Arrow participated in Call outs. •

High Points: • Mile Swim – Tommy and Max L. completed the 26 laps of the pool. Nathan tried to come back for a repeat of last year’s performance but was pulled from the event due to a cramp. • 12 boys hiked 5 miles today on the yellow trail.

Waking up today took a lot longer than yesterday, but the good news I going to bed was a lot easier last night. Here is what the crew looked like this morning with the retreat banner before we handed it off this morning.