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Troop 23 High Adventure
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Activity Date
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Maine High Adventure 2003
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June 25 - July 6, 2003
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Photo Album
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Maine High Adventure is an exciting whitewater canoeing trip down the Penobscot River, starting from the high adventure base on Grand Lake Matagamon near Patten Maine. In addition to the challenging paddling that the Penobscot River offers, you will find the scenery beautiful, with many photo opportunities along the way. The wildlife in the area is plentiful.
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Philmont Scout Ranch 2002
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June 26 - July 11, 2002
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Photo Album
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Philmont Scout Ranch is a national camping area, owned and operated by the Boy Scouts of America. Philmont is large, comprising 137,493 acres or about 215 square miles of rugged mountain wilderness in the Sangre de Cristo (Blood of Christ) range of the Rockies. 32 staffed camps and 50 unstaffed camps are operated by the ranch. Philmont has high mountains which dominate rough terrain with an elevation ranging from 6,500 to 12,441 feet.
Click here for the Philmont Hymn and Grace
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Elkhorn High Adventure 2001
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June 29 - July 9, 2001
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Photo Album
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The Elkhorn High Adventure Base is one of three camps located on the Ben Delatour Scout Ranch. The program has been put together to take advantage of the Ranch's magnificent location high in the Rocky Mountains of northern Colorado. Located just north of Rocky Mountain National Park and surrounded by Roosevelt National Forest, the Elkhorn High Adventure Base offers a unique experience for older Scouts and Venturers to hike, camp, and climb in the Rocky Mountains.
Click here for the Elkhorn Prayer
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Florida Seabase 2000
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July 2 - 9, 2000
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Photo Album
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Set sail for high adventure! You will snorkel in pristine reefs such as Fowl Cay Preserve and the Northeast End of Great Guana Cay. You will troll with fishing lures for snapper, grouper, barracuda, and shark. Fresh fish is a nice addition to the meals that your crew will cook in the ship’s galley. The captain will educate the crew in seamanship and leave the basic ship work to you. Teamwork within the crew will allow you to sail to different Bahamian Cays and settlements such as Hope Town and Man-O-War Cay. Exploring these sites and learning new cultures will really be exciting. Keep in mind the weather and the crew’s ability plays a large part in the flexibility of the schedule. This is not a pleasure cruise, but rather a working, sailing journey that involves teamwork, education, and safety for scouts and leaders alike. In addition to sailing duties, all scouts and leaders will clean the vessel including the head (toilet) and stand anchor watches at night.
Click here for the Sea Base Blessing
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