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Troop 24 – Attleboro MA

Proudly representing Boy Scouts of America (BSA) in South Attleboro, MA

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January 2019

Tubing Night

Troop 24 Tubing Night

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When: Monday, February 18             Address: Nashoba Valley Tubing Park

from 6pm to 8pm                                  179 Great Rd, Littleton, MA 01460

 

The cost of the trip is $30. This includes 2 hours of snow tubing. Please return payment with this permission slip no later than the Feb 12 meeting.
(Cash or check made out to Troop 24). Parents and siblings are welcome to attend. Siblings have to be at least 42” tall or 6 years or older.

Optional cost: $8 includes Hotdog or Hamburger or Cheeseburger, bag of chips or cookie and unlimited fountain drinks.

10 mile hike at Borderland State Park

Some of our Scouts will be participating in a 10 mile hike at Borderland State Park in North Easton, MA as they work towards earning their hiking merit badge. The Webelos and AOL Scouts from Pack 25 will also be joining us, as many of their Scouts need to attend a Boy Scout event (they will be hiking a shorter distance). There isn’t much elevation gain at Borderland and it’s a relatively easy amble through the forest and around ponds, so all Scouts from Troop 24 are welcome to attend, even if they aren’t planning on earning the hiking merit badge.

Borderland State Park is a fantastic property, rich in scenery and history. We will explore the exterior of a mansion on-site, and learn a bit about its history, plus there are ponds, mountain biking trails, and other cool areas to explore. The Scouts working on this merit badge will be planning a route at a future troop meeting.

The hike will take approximately 4-5 hours, so please bring a lunch.

What to bring: Water bottle, lunch, snacks, rain gear, daypack

Duration: 4-5 hours

Map: https://www.mass.gov/locations/borderland-state-park

NOTE: There is a $5 parking fee. If any Scouts need transportation, contact Kim Askew.

Christian Messier earns First Class

Congratulations to Christian Messier, he earned his First Class Rank. He has worked hard to get to this point.

Robert Myers Presents Eagle Project

Robert presented his Eagle Project titled “Holy Cross Church Flower Beds”. He is planning to install flower beds to the side of the church (~ 31 feet linear) that will be lined with edging stones. This will include a bump out for an existing memorial atone and plaque. Robert is planning to start the fundraising in March and start the project by the end of April.

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