2010 National Jamboree Day 4

I started the afternoon in the farthest area of the Jamboree. In this area, they have an "old British" Settlement.

An early version of basketball?

He was confused by our "black magic box".

I'm sure they only kept Rootbeer in it. . .

One of our hosts.

A game of tug-o-war.

Order of the Arrow set up the Mysterium Compass. The main 2 hour show was only for those under 18, so I don't know what it was, but the boys enjoyed it. There was a huge museum inside filled with scouting memerabilia.

The unveiling of the new Scouting stamp.

There was a 2 hour + walk through on conservation. Extremely well done and interactive. I even got a patch out of it! Here they are panning gold.

I finally got back the SubCamp 14.

Troop 1448's gateway.

Part of the camp.

The tents lined up in nice rows.

3 of the 4 leaders. The boys must be having fun. At 3 in the afternoon, there were only 3 boys in camp!

There was a large area about Disability Awareness. I was amazed and pleased to see a huge number of scouts having fun in this area.

Learning to use a walking stick.

Archery in a wheelchair. The story was you were wounded in battle, lost both legs and your left arm.

Bowling.

Wheelchair backetball was very popular. The Veteran who was playing basketball with the scouts had lost both legs and his right arm in the war.

Crutch obstacle course.

How do you get those items out of the cabinet?

The final update today comes from the other side of the area. The boys can learn to sail if they wish. Looked like fun.