Welcome to our blog!

Hello

I'd like to introduce you all to our blog. Each night, the Scouts / Explorers will sit down and write their experiences of the day as a blog post.

Myself (James), ASL to Tuesday Troop, will oversee the running of the blog and will also run the dropbox for you. The dropbox will be live on the Saturday and the links will be available via the email.
Same with the blog, each night, we will upload pictures of what we have taken of the Scouts during the day.

The leaders, like last time, may occasionally make a post but it is mainly for the Scouts and Explorers to share their experiences of the week and creating long lasting memories.

They are all in safe hands on camp and will be well fed... providing they don't burn their food!

So not long until camp and I think I should finish packing!

Bye for now

James

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