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Written by Steve Smith
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Thursday, 01 October 2009 12:06 |
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Scouts from the 1st Bishopston took part in a gorge walking trip in the Brecon Beacons thanks to money from the Cabot Adventure Fund. The fund uses a windfall received by the district to fund adventurous activities for members. You can find out more here. The scouts' gorge walkng adventure included swimming across streams, boldering around outcrops above the stream, clambering up waterfalls, jumping into plunge pools, a short cave, sliding head first down a short chimney, experiencing the "Jacuzzi" and "washing machine" and being part of a human chain. |
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Written by Steve Smith
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Wednesday, 02 September 2009 11:08 |
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On the 28th August, Cabot teamed up with Brunel district (our neighbours on the the other side of the Gloucester Road) to host a recruitment day at Blaise Castle Park. We brought the association's mobile display unit to Bristol for the day, and talked to hundreds of people, generating dome fantastic positive images of Scouting, and certainly picking up a few new members along the way. Many thanks to everyone who came along and helped to make the day a success. You can see some photos of the day courtesy of Brunel district here (external site). |
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Written by David Goodall
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Tuesday, 19 May 2009 22:05 |
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Well done to the 7th Bristol for an excellent item in the Evening Post today with information about the groups centenary celebration. Read the article and if you are a former member
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Written by David Goodall
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Sunday, 31 May 2009 21:19 |
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6 Scouts from the 227th Bristol have stated to walk the Cotswold Way to raise money for JOTT. They walked 10.5 miles from Chipping Camden to Stanton and will be continuing from Stanton to Postlip (11.5 miles) next month. Kay Shuttleworth who is the Scout Leader at 227th said 'We had a great time and I was very proud of the young peoples efforts; particularly our youngest Scout Humza. As these pictures show, the young people enjoyed the adventure and from the top of Broadway Tower could see 13 counties.  
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Written by Steve Smith
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Monday, 30 March 2009 15:51 |
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Beavers from across the district enjoyed a great fun day on Saturday 27th March. The theme of the day was "senses", and activities included making noise makers, food tasting and a visit from Gus the guide dog, all rounded off with a campfire. You can see some photos of the day by clicking here. |
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