Our first meeting of the new school year will be September 8 at 7PM at Buncombe Street United Methodist's Scout Hut.
To find us, follow College Street toward the library, and turn into the church parking lot across from the Bellsouth building. If you reach Academy Street, you've gone too far, hang three lefts to go all the way around the block and try again!
Monday, August 4, 2008
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Hiking at Raven Cliff Falls
Adventurers: Austin, Daniel, Jena, Leia, Sarah, Wes, Chris, Matt, and Shaun
Weather: Nice
Friday, December 21, 2007
Goodfellows
Adventurers: Jena, Cody, Sarah, Roy, Austin, Leah, Casey, Jessica, Allison, Shaun, Chris
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Disc Golf December 2007
Adventurers: Austin, Brent, Casey, Jacob, Jena, Leia, Roy, Sarah, and Shaun
Weather: Cloudy skies, slightly chilly.
Tee Time: 1:00 PM
The crew showed off their disc golf skills to no one in particular on the Gower Park Disc Golf Course on Sunday. Although there were no Tiger Woods-esque plays, the crew had a good time.
Weather: Cloudy skies, slightly chilly.
Tee Time: 1:00 PM
The crew showed off their disc golf skills to no one in particular on the Gower Park Disc Golf Course on Sunday. Although there were no Tiger Woods-esque plays, the crew had a good time.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Horseback Riding
Adventurers (Horses): Casey(Fat Boy?), Jena, Jessica (Babydoll), Chris, and Shaun (Diamond)
Weather: Partly cloudy skies, slightly chilly.
After a nice lunch by the scenic French Broad River, we headed up to Sandy Bottom Trail Rides, where we were introduced to our equine friends. Casey and Jena helped a couple of the horses to improve their breath while we waited on the other group that would be accompanying us on the trail to get ready.
After some initial and very brief instructions, we were paired with our mounts, and the real adventure began.
The horses took frequent snack breaks, walking over to the hill and munching on grass and leaves.
Toward the halfway point of the ride, we road along the ridgeline above some cattle fields.
And here everyone is, back safe and sound from another adventure. And now for this month's awards!
Craziest horse - Casey's horse - Fat Boy
Most well-behaved - Jessica's - Babydoll
Hoghead - Shaun's - Diamond
Weather: Partly cloudy skies, slightly chilly.
After a nice lunch by the scenic French Broad River, we headed up to Sandy Bottom Trail Rides, where we were introduced to our equine friends. Casey and Jena helped a couple of the horses to improve their breath while we waited on the other group that would be accompanying us on the trail to get ready.
After some initial and very brief instructions, we were paired with our mounts, and the real adventure began.
The horses took frequent snack breaks, walking over to the hill and munching on grass and leaves.
Toward the halfway point of the ride, we road along the ridgeline above some cattle fields.
And here everyone is, back safe and sound from another adventure. And now for this month's awards!Craziest horse - Casey's horse - Fat Boy
Most well-behaved - Jessica's - Babydoll
Hoghead - Shaun's - Diamond
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Huntington Island beach trip
Adventurers: Chris, Tiffany, Sara, Wes, Jas, Jacob, Roy, Casey and Troop 9
Weather: Clear beautiful skies.
The crew hooked up with the troop for a weekend of fun at Huntington Island State Park which is right on the beach. We left from the Scout Hut on Friday evening, our caravan consisting of the Troop 9 bus chock full of scouts and the lucky few in Tim's luxurious SUV. Tents had already been set up by a few that had gone down early and upon arriving (near midnight!), the gear was unpacked and a crackerbarrel was had. Meat and cheese and crackers...Yes!
Since we were on "Bahama time," the next morning was a lazy one. The adults that were awake drank freshly percolated coffee and most of the youth played football before a breakfast of bagels, cereal, and various fruits. After ensuring that Safe Swim Defense procedures would be followed, the whole lot of us eventually made it down to the beach.
Aside from a break for lunch, all day was spent hanging out at the beach relaxing, riding waves, and burying friends in the sand. Dinner meant a delicious low country boil procured by the scoutmasters of Troop 9. The evening was spent in the shelter hanging out, eating ice cream, and being eaten alive by bugs.
Sunday morning found everyone packing up their gear, loading everything into the trailer, breakfast, and policing the area. After a quick self-guided tour of Atalaya, the Huntington family house, and a short church service, the journey home began. About six hours later, tired and happy, Troop & Crew 9 arrive back at the Scout Hut.
[A pre-breakfast football game.]
[Joe loved the bullhorn...and it proved
rather useful for providing USC/UGA updates.]
[Nick and Jas start their shift as lookout.]
[Safe swim talk.]
[Wes, Jacob, Chris, Tiffany, Sara, Roy, and Casey.]
[Casey's new hair-do.]
[Jacob buried in the sand.]
[Scoutmaster's of T-9 cooking up some low country boil.]
[Outside Atalaya...trying to find our way in.]
Weather: Clear beautiful skies.
The crew hooked up with the troop for a weekend of fun at Huntington Island State Park which is right on the beach. We left from the Scout Hut on Friday evening, our caravan consisting of the Troop 9 bus chock full of scouts and the lucky few in Tim's luxurious SUV. Tents had already been set up by a few that had gone down early and upon arriving (near midnight!), the gear was unpacked and a crackerbarrel was had. Meat and cheese and crackers...Yes!
Since we were on "Bahama time," the next morning was a lazy one. The adults that were awake drank freshly percolated coffee and most of the youth played football before a breakfast of bagels, cereal, and various fruits. After ensuring that Safe Swim Defense procedures would be followed, the whole lot of us eventually made it down to the beach.
Aside from a break for lunch, all day was spent hanging out at the beach relaxing, riding waves, and burying friends in the sand. Dinner meant a delicious low country boil procured by the scoutmasters of Troop 9. The evening was spent in the shelter hanging out, eating ice cream, and being eaten alive by bugs.
Sunday morning found everyone packing up their gear, loading everything into the trailer, breakfast, and policing the area. After a quick self-guided tour of Atalaya, the Huntington family house, and a short church service, the journey home began. About six hours later, tired and happy, Troop & Crew 9 arrive back at the Scout Hut.
[A pre-breakfast football game.]
[Joe loved the bullhorn...and it proved
rather useful for providing USC/UGA updates.]
[Nick and Jas start their shift as lookout.]
[Safe swim talk.]
[Wes, Jacob, Chris, Tiffany, Sara, Roy, and Casey.]
[Casey's new hair-do.]
[Jacob buried in the sand.]
[Scoutmaster's of T-9 cooking up some low country boil.]
[Outside Atalaya...trying to find our way in.]
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