News -- Event canceled

Where

We will be camping along the roadside campsites 31-37 so you will be able to bring Dutch ovens and cook stoves.  See Map.
 

What to Bring

The patrol leaders are responsible for organizing the patrol so that they will decide on the menus, purchase of food and beverages, and the supplies (aluminum foil, garbage bags, etc.), and then purchase and bring these items for Saturday lunch and supper and for Sunday breakfast.

Bring a hot cup, mess kit, sleeping bag, overnight gear, fire starter such as steel wool, dryer lint for tinder, and a spoon, knife, and fork.
 

Schedule, had the event not been canceled.

• 7:15 a.m. -- Meet at Grace Lutheran Church.
• 7:30 a.m. -- Leave from Grace Lutheran Church for Clear Lake Scout Reservation.
• 10:00 a.m. - 12 noon -- Demonstrations of various types of cooking (dutch oven, reflector, foil, etc.) and ways to build good cooking fires.
• Lunch -- at troop campsites
• After lunch -- The boys will spend the afternoon building pioneering kitchens, camp gadgets, gathering wood, and preparing their dinners.  Troop 174 will do patrol cooking.  The judges will check on safety, cleanliness, and Scout Spirit.  This is not a competition; all participants who cook will receive a ribbon.  We ask that the scouts be creative in their meals (hot dogs, hamburgers, steakums, etc. are not acceptable fare).
• After supper -- Religious service and campfire

• Checkout.  There will be no closing ceremony.
• Arrive at George Washington Elem. School.