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I’d like to invite anyone here to volunteer to be a merit badge counselor at a local Troop. Doesn’t take a lot of your time, you don’t have to be an expert and we’d appreciate the help!
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 Originally Posted by LeftCoast
I’d like to invite anyone here to volunteer to be a merit badge counselor at a local Troop. Doesn’t take a lot of your time, you don’t have to be an expert and we’d appreciate the help!
Been there, done that. Remember Leathercraft?
Was also a Commissioner for a year--back in the 60's.
Those were the heydays of Scouting.
 
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Originally Posted by akspyderman
Been there, done that. Remember Leathercraft?
Was also a Commissioner for a year--back in the 60's.
Those were the heydays of Scouting.
Yes those were the good old days. Remember them well.
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Originally Posted by akspyderman
Been there, done that. Remember Leathercraft?
Was also a Commissioner for a year--back in the 60's.
Those were the heydays of Scouting.
Definitely better days as far as scouting numbers go and Leathercraft is now called Leatherwork but is still a merit badge!
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I even did a couple of years in Cub Scouts when I was a young tike living in San Jose, Ca., so yes I remember the leather wallets, belts, and drums we made for badges. Good days for sure. Mac
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Originally Posted by Chupaca
Gender neutral scouts..... 
Gender-appropriate bathrooms aren't much of an issue out in the boonies anyway!
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Originally Posted by UtahPete
Gender-appropriate bathrooms aren't much of an issue out in the boonies anyway!
In a prior post I asked about Cherry Valley, and the year after I first went I signed up to help at the camp. One of the requirements was to help with maintenance before the season opened. The project I worked on was dividing the bathroom/showers up to have both boys, and girls bathrooms/showers. This was back in the mid 70's, and do not remember the reason they told us.
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Originally Posted by LeftCoast
Yep same camp. LDS has been running it since I went 9 years ago and probably before that. For a scout camp the food is great and you can’t beat the kayaking and hikes on the hills overlooking the water. I had a blast.
I had a blast at Cherry Valley, I earned the canoeing, and marksmanship merit badge there. Also where I got inducted into the Order of the Arrow. Glad to see it is still being used for Scouting in one way or the other.
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Originally Posted by Blue Star
In a prior post I asked about Cherry Valley, and the year after I first went I signed up to help at the camp. One of the requirements was to help with maintenance before the season opened. The project I worked on was dividing the bathroom/showers up to have both boys, and girls bathrooms/showers. This was back in the mid 70's, and do not remember the reason they told us.
I’m going to guess it was to accommodate the female staffers but I suppose there could be other reasons too.
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