Kontiki 2010 - Road to El Dorado!
What a magnificent day at Kontiki where most of the troops had a Beaver Challenge activity.
"Find the Mayan Millions"
and cubs arrive and entered through this special gateway afterwhich they had to dig for gold.
Upon finding their treasure, it was taken over to the next table and threaded onto a thong. Away they went with their magnificent mayan million dollar necklace!!
Our gateway was adorned by shrunken heads (we did threaten to help shrink a few heads), ivy, posters and lots of scary creatures!
Our gateway was adorned by shrunken heads (we did threaten to help shrink a few heads), ivy, posters and lots of scary creatures!
Finding those millions!
His necklace on a thong.
A bunch of eagles...
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I think we must have had close on 400 "customers" at our base today!
Cubs love this one.... elasticated rope is tied all over the place and the cubs must get from one end to the other!
The cubs loved this base!
(Rafts are shown at the end of the blog)
Sharon (Raksha) and myself had a picture of the backside (!) of our T-Shirts to show you the beautiful design.
Cubs having fun at another Beaver Challenge.
Our local TV station was also there and here is the camera-man and presenter talking "Scouting"
The producer was telling the presenter what the next question was ....
I must say, they all did exceptionally well....
This is at our Sixer Challenge. I wanted to show you all the fabulous pioneered camp table that 9th Benoni put together. This is ENORMOUS....
Another challenge
and some more...
... and more still..
Each year a STA (Spare Time Activity has to be completed).... so while the parents are sitting around doing nothing (you know we all sit around and do nothing - hey?) they do these activities.
This year the requirements were to make a map of El Dorado out of natural items.
Make an idol .... and there were 2 others as well.... sorry, can't remember them off hand!
Above is one of their submissions and below is their map. Just look at the detail in this!
Hi, I really enjoyed your photos. Looks interesting. I like the rude shrunken heads hanging from the cable with their tongues sticking out. How did you make that craft?
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The pics were great and your Beaver challenge looked VERY interesting. Corky. Parkmore Group
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I would like that my children will participate in similar outdoor recreational activities. I really like the photo of the river , it looks slowly and safely!!
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