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By Libet Pierson *
Rappahannock News Writer
Summer is a great time for scouting activities, especially for outdoor fun! In June the cub scouts of Pack 123 took part in a special Rodeo and Cowboy Cookout at Lee’s Orchard.
Events included hobby horse races, horseshoe pitching and a bull ring toss. A fourth event, panning K -for "gold” and gem stones, tested the ' patience and sharp eyes ofV'the ;’w SCOUtS. ' \
Most were quick to pick out the amethysts, fire agates, moonstones, obsidian and other gems as well as “gold” pyrite from the sand and gravel in their sieves. As the evening light spread across the pasture,hungry scouts and their families gathered around the chuck wagon for
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