Scouting with
CENTRAL FLORIDA COUNCIL
provides UNPARALLELED EXPERIENCES FOR MORE YOUTH!
“I’m not sure what to do next,” the young woman
shouted, supended 30 feet in the air on a steel cable.
Below her feet were a series of ever-shrinking wooden rails,
extending 20 feet in front of her, forming an unruly bridge.
The entire length of the crossing twisted and turned a bit
under her with each step. On the ground, her Patrol-mates
and Camp Staff encouraged her onward.
“Try stepping forward with your right foot,” a Staff Member
suggested from the platform beyond, coaching her on.
The Scout took a step, then another, gaining confidence in
the crossing as she did. By the time she reached the far
platform, she was all smiles!
“I didn’t think I could do it!” she shared with her friends, back on the ground. “The third step twists funny if you
step on it with the wrong foot. Once I figured out which foot to put where, though, it was almost easy!”
And was it FUN?!
“Heck yeah!”
This Scout, along with countless others that day, was participating in a program at Camp La-No-Che’s Adventure
Camp. Just one of many similar offerings available to Scouts, Adventure Camp challenges young men and
women to tackle a challenge head on, even if they don’t think they can do it. They make a plan, set a goal, and
then do their best. These kinds of real-world challenges mirror the entire approach of Scouting and are what has
made the Boy Scouts of America a leader in youth development for over 100 years.
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Valid thru 12/31/2019
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