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An afternoon walk around the pond and playtime in the park

An afternoon walk around the pond and playtime in the park

  • bigmaninthewoods
  • April 14, 2017
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The most underrated Scout Leader skill is being ab The most underrated Scout Leader skill is being able to continue a conversation while simultaneously: Finding a missing woggle. Lighting an Altar Fire with 1 match. Answering a question. And noticing someone doing something suspicious with a tent peg across the field. Multitasking should be an Olympic sport.
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