[Bobwhite Blather] Adults teaching Scout skills

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Suppose that instead of a usual weekend campout, the Scouts of your troop have
decided to go on a weekend hike - maybe to get a taste of what a longer voyage
like a Philmont trek might be like.

They'll start out by getting dropped off Friday night, hike to their first
campsite, set up and camp overnight. Then in the morning they'll have breakfast,
pull up stakes and hit the trail. Lunch is enroute, then arrival at a second
site Saturday evening, where they'll set up again, cook dinner, have a campfire
and turn in. After Sunday morning's breakfast, they'll break camp and hike to
where the parents are waiting to pick them up.

This requires not only a good amount of planning but some training, so the
Scouts will know what to expect and what to plan for.

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