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How To Buy Snorkeling Gear for an Underwater Adventure
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How to Make a Paper Fortune Teller
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Scouts Journal About Their Wyoming Adventure
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Write a Funny Caption For This Photo
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Can You Name That National Park?
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8 Fishing Knots to Know
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5 Homemade Gifts for Father’s Day
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Pee Wee’s Mini Derby
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Every Packing List Starts With the 10 Scout Basic Outdoor Essentials
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How to Make a Hardware Chess Set
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Write a Funny Caption For This Photo
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How To Buy Snorkeling Gear for an Underwater Adventure
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Scouts Journal About Their Wyoming Adventure
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Can You Name That National Park?
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Every Packing List Starts With the 10 Scout Basic Outdoor Essentials
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5 Homemade Gifts for Father’s Day
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How to Make a Paper Fortune Teller
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How to Make a Hardware Chess Set
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Pee Wee’s Mini Derby
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8 Fishing Knots to Know
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Every three years, boys Troop 746 of Baltimore, Maryland, travels far from home for an awesome adventure. It has been a troop tradition since the 1980s. This past year, they and girls Troop 647, also of Baltimore, visited Wyoming before heading to summer camp at Island Park Scout Camp in Idaho.
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Go whitewater rafting, and you and your friends will likely hop into a large inflatable raft. These vessels provide a smooth ride over fast-moving water, plus the elasticity to bounce off half-submerged rocks. Rocks might do more damage to a hard-shell kayak, but the smaller kayak would be easier to maneuver in the rapids.
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