Colonial Crafts Put On Display At Camporee
The Georgia Carolina Council Bicentennial Camporee drew 47 troops to Aiken County to view Colonial crafts exhibits amid light rain. St Johns United Methodist Church hosted a quilting bee while Jo Ellen Newman demonstrated pottery making. Explorer Post 121 offered jerky and shared a pioneer beef preservation method, Bruce Owens showed tanning basics, and other displays featured blacksmithing candle making bottles and homemade soap.
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Eleven And Eight Add Up To Fun For Explorer Post 121
Eleven and eight add up to 19 on a Bicentennial Superevent trip by Explorer Post 121 from Aiken July 22 returning after 11 days and 2200 miles. The group, led by Tom Dill and David Surrett with Andrew Marine, shared a slide show at the October 5 banquet.
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C & O Canal
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