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Last Chance! If you want to go to Jamboree in 2010, you need to sign up at bsajamboree.org ASAP! Troops will be forming in the new year! Troop 1876 Adult ASMs Troop 1876 is proud to announce that Scoutmaster Jim Auslen and Assistant Scoutmaster Dan Dorcas will be attending the Jamboree as Assistant Scoutmasters for the Valley District troop under Joe Pacyga. Get Signed Up Today Troops will be forming at the start of January, 2009. To make sure your name's on the list, Click Here to sign up today! Scout Attendence Qualifications:
What's the big deal? A.K.A. the 8 reasons in no particular order why you should go to the 2010 National Jamboree. Jamboree is one of the greatest events in a Scouting career! But if that's not enough to convince you to go... Action Centers offer all sorts of awesome activities: Action Alley (This is an Army obstacle course turned Boy Scout obstacle course, including a zip line!), Air-Rifle Shooting, Archery, Bikathlon (An awesome combination of biking and shooting), Buckskin Games (Everything from hat branding, to bull whips, to blackpowder rifle shooting), Confidence Course (Did anyone say ropes course? This course has all sorts of high ropes and low ropes fun), Bicycle Motocross, Mountaineering, Pioneering, Rappelling Tower, Trapshooting National Exhibits include exhibits from Boys' Life, the Scouting Museum, Order of the Arrow, and more! Aquatics abound at the two Jamboree lakes, including: Canoe Slalom, Canoe Sprint, Discover SCUBA (Earn the BSA SCUBA patch), Kayak Fun, Racing Shell Fun, Raft Encounter, Snorkel Search, Fishing Merit Badge Midway offers the opportunity to earn almost any merit badge, with the exception of about twenty-ish! Not to mention, they all have awesome resources to make earning merit badges even more fun than they already are! Camping at Jamboree turns into a huge mass of tents, gateways, and patrol cooking sites divided by troops into 20 subcamps, sprawling Ft. AP Hill. Arena Shows twice in the week give Scouts the opportunity to see the awesome talents of other campers. Not to mention...surprises! Pretour of somewhere in the East coast before the Jamboree! The area around Ft. AP Hill is full of historically significant and amazingly fun sites and the Denver contingent (not to mention most of the Jamboree) will amass at these places! Past tours have included Washington, D.C. and New York. And more! Jamboree also has...a 5K race, its own newspaper, a radio station Scouts control, patch training (one of the biggest attractions), military activities, patrol cooking, disabilities awareness, and so much more! Snapshot: 2005 Jamboree
More pictures are available at www.tjmckenney.net/Jamboree2005 Fun Facts 31,700 Scouts attended in 2005 Related Links Denver Area Council Jamboree Site Denver Area Council 2005 National Jamboree Site Denver Area Council National Jamboree Brochure Official National Jamboree Site
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