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By Libet Pierson
Rappahannock News Writer
Rappahannock Cub Scout Pack 123 almost doubled in size with a great turnout at the September School Night registration. A few days later these new scouts and their families joined the rest of the Pack at the Sperryville Fire Hall for an evening Twilight ! Camp. j , Groups of scouts rotated , through the stations which included making pine cone bird feeders, running (and crawling) through an obstacle course, learning knot tying skills and playing relay games. All this activity can make a boy work up quite an appetite.
This was part of the plan and there were plenty of hot dogs and hamburgers on the grill to satisfy the scouts’ hunger. As darkness fell, the temperatures dropped too, a perfect excuse to light the campfire.
Scouts and parents warmed themselves around the fire during a short ceremony to welcome the new members of the Pack. How to properly finish a Twilight Camp? With a couple of spooky campfire stories, courtesy of Webelos II Leader Doug By waters.
The beautiful weather on Saturday, Oct. 20 was perfect for Pack 123’s October hike and Pack Meeting. More than 30 scouts, leaders and family members gathered at Rock Mills Farm for a one and a half mile hike.
The group took a leisurely pace through the colorful fall woods, across open ridges and along a quiet sec
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