Boy Scout Troop 270

Boy Scouts of America

Troop 270

Summer Camp 2005
Camp Chawanakee
August 7-13, 2005
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Photos by Dave S

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	Trail to First / Second Class
Dave	Don relaxes with a book
	The boys watch teenage girls waterski (All American Boys)
Troop 270 poses	Dave captured a pretty lake scene
	Dave goes fishing... with a little help from a fellow golfer “Water Hazard” Definition: A pond, lake, river, stream, sea, bay, ocean or any other open water on the course, including ditches and drainage ditches.
On the bridge	Michael at the waterfront Working on his Boy Scout Life Guard Certification, which he achieved
Floating	Scout shows attitude
	Scout cooks
A Venture Scout, and Troop 270 Scouts on the 5 mile hike	Tom
Gambling for big stakes?	Scout on his cot
Michael naps	Scouts tip over their canoe
	Scout shows off the Thumb Stick
Flag Retirement Ceremony (Two flags were retired simultaneously in the two fire rings) A flag is never said to be burned - it is retired. That means it is NOT a Flag Burning Ceremony. Disposing a flag that is worn, faded, or tattered by retiring (burning it) is the only method approved by Congress. The burning should always take place at a ceremony which shows respect and honor to the flag/s being retired.

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Please let me know if I made any mistakes, or if you have a better caption! Stan

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