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Here you will find a detailed description of the upcoming outings, as it becomes available. Please read each description closely to avoid any confusion about the trip. Additionally, keep in mind that all meals for these outings will be planned two Troop Meetings prior to the outing. Payment for the outing can be made through PayPal (see Payment Center Tab). If you have any issues viewing this information, please contact our webmaster at webmaster@troop11mp.org.
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2019 Rock Climbing Outing
WHAT: Rock Climbing and rappelling in Pisgah National Forest, including the opportunity to earn the Climbing Merit Badge. Climbers will be guided by certified instructors who have significant experience in introducing people to rock climbing. We will spend a full day on rocks from 30 to 100 feet high, learning about safety, climbing ethics, equipment, belaying, and making climbs individuals feel comfortable with. All gear will be provided. We will all be camping together about 1 mile from our vehicles, so all participants will pack gear in and set up camp in the single location to be used both Friday and Saturday night.
WHO: All Scouts
WHEN: Depart Friday, May 17 at 5:30 from Christ Church’s gravel parking lot near the historic church. Please arrive at the church no later than 5:00 pm. Make sure you have eaten dinner before you arrive. Return on Sunday, May 19 around 3:00 pm. Scouts will call about 1 hour prior to the expected return.
WHERE: Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, NC. Fox Mountain Guides www.foxmountainguides.com will be guiding our climbing expedition.
COST: $140 for Climbers; $40 for any adult non-climbers ($100 for full-day climbing guide & equipment, $15 for food, $25 for transportation), payable via PayPal at http://troop11mp.org/Payment_Center.html
RSVP: At https://www.troop11mp.org/2019-rock-climbing-rsvp.html no later than Monday, May 6 at 5:00 pm. You must RSVP by 5:00 pm. You may not RSVP at the May 6 troop meeting or later, and if you don’t RSVP on time, you will not be going on the outing. NOTE: We have a maximum of 18 climbers, so first-come, first-served on climbing.
FOOD: Scouts and adults will be planning meals and eating by patrol. Menus, gear requests, and duty rosters will be completed at the May 6 Troop meeting. Scouts should bring $10 to purchase lunch on ride home Sunday.
GEAR: Pack for a Backpacking outing. Pack light! Troop gear will be provided to patrols as requested.
REQUIRED FORM: The attached parent-signed release of liability form is required for climbers. The form must be returned to Vladimir Tokarev no later than May 6.
QUESTIONS: If you have any questions, please contact Vladimir Tokarev at vtokarev@gmail.com.
2019 First Class Campout
What: 1st Class Campout. A great opportunity for new Scouts to learn the basic Scout Skills required for Tenderfoot through First Class ranks. A great opportunity for older Scouts to practice those same Scout skills and teach others!
Who: All Troop 11 Scouts. Parents, particularly parents of our newest Scouts, are invited to join the “Fossil” (adult) Patrol. We will camp near the Scouts but function as our own separate group. We will be in our own tents, cooking & eating as a patrol.
When: Friday, April 26 to Sunday, April 28. Arrive Friday evening at 5:30 pm at the Christ Church gravel parking lot (in front of Meals on Wheels). Arrive having already eaten supper. Return will be Sunday afternoon. Scouts will call their parents about 1 hour away from Mt. Pleasant.
Where: Chattooga Belle Farm / 454 Damascus Church Road, Long Creek, SC 29658 (in the upper North West corner of SC).
Cost: $40 per participant (Scout or adult) to cover $15 food and $25 transportation. Pay by April 15. Please pay via PayPal at https://www.troop11mp.org/payment-center.html.
RSVP: You must RSVP to be included on the outing. Both Scouts and adults must RSVP and pay by April 15 at https://www.troop11mp.org/2019-first-class-camping.html.
Meals: Meals will be planned, by patrol, at the April 15 troop meeting. Adults will also plan menus then.
Details: Troop 11, it’s time for another high adventure outing in the beautiful outdoors of the foothills of South Carolina. We will camp less than a half a mile from where the vehicles are parked, but we will backpack our gear to our campsite. Bring $10.00 for lunch on our return trip (also, pack a few snacks for any time.) Coolers and camp chairs are allowed.
Be Prepared: Changing weather conditions are to be expected. Layers of clothing and NO Cotton clothing work best. Rain is always a possibility, so make sure you have your rain jacket and rain pants (great outer layer for rain, wind and cold). Keeping your extremities warm and dry is key. 2 pairs good hiking socks, gloves and hat that will keep the ears covered. Don’t forget your thermals; both top and bottom. Bring boots or sturdy shoes for a 5-mile day hike. For further guidance on what to bring, see: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwoBr1_qhE-1V2JJSkdBM19YTDA. For information on how to best pack your pack, see: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwoBr1_qhE-1MEdjalhjSVRfRzg
Full Field (Class A) Uniform: as always we will travel to and from our destination in our Class A uniforms then change into our Class B clothes.
**** As with most of our outings “Less is More”- be aware of the weight you’ll carry!
ALL ADULTS: All adults on an outing must have completed “Youth Protection Training”, even if you aren’t a BSA registered leader.
http://www.scouting.org/Training/YouthProtection.aspx provides a quick overview (and introductory video)
http://myscouting.scouting.org is where you will create an account and then take the training. Taking the training is recommended for everyone at the end of the introductory video.
Special Needs?: Please communicate well before we are scheduled to depart.
Any Questions?: Please contact the outing leader Ron Gregory 248-496-4224 ronald.gregory@oracle.com
2019 Summer Camp
Please read the important summer camp information below. Sign up and $100 deposits are due by Feb 1st with the balance due by 5/20/2019, so please act quickly. After much research and thought, Troop 11 Scouts have chosen Woodruff Scout Camp and High Adventure programs are in the North Georgia Mountains. Troop 11 will be attending June 8-15, 2019. Please sign up at https://www.troop11mp.org/2019-summer-camp-rsvp.html by January 28.
Cost: $530 MOUNTAINEER (First Year Scouts) The Mountaineer Program is designed for those Scouts who have either just crossed over from Webelos or have limited camping experience. As new rank requirements are adopted, the Mountaineer Program is constantly under review and revision to meet those requirements. In addition, feedback from Scoutmasters and other Scout leaders is utilized to retain those portions of the program that have proven to be effective and change those areas in need of improvement. Basic Scout skills for the inexperienced Scout form the basis of the program. Mountaineer is a two-hour program held every morning all week. There are two sessions every day. The remainder of the day, Scouts can work on merit badges that may interest them or participate in Troop activity periods. Scouts are instructed in the following skill areas: woods tools, meal preparation and cooking, pioneering, knots, orienteering, nature, first aid, and outdoor citizenship. In addition, Scouts can participate in a five-mile hike, on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday evenings.
Cost: $530 BASE CAMP WOODRUFF. Each youth participating at Woodruff has included in his camp fee one offsite activity. That offsite activity could be either rafting the Nantahala or the Ocoee River, the Horsemanship Merit Badge, or possibly the Whitewater Merit Badge. A second offsite activity may be available for an additional fee.
HIGH ADVENTURE PROGRAMS. High adventure programs for older Scouts are individually priced. See the camp web site for information on these.
Price includes all camp fees, plus round trip bus fare and lunch on the return trip.
Payment: Please pay a deposit of $100 no later than February 1st. The total owed must be paid by May 20 or the Scout will be dropped from registration. Pay via PayPal at https://www.troop11mp.org/payment-center.html.
Programs: Camp options include MOUNTAINEER (for first-year Scouts), Base Camp Woodruff, and high adventure programs. Learn more at https://www.campwoodruff.org/summer-camp. There are limited available spots for high adventure programs. Please contact Andy Fowles at andykfowles@yahoo.com to check on availability of High Adventure camps or for
any questions regarding summer camp.
Refunds: No refunds after May 20, 2019!
Merit Badge Selections: Review merit badge options in the Program Guide: https://www.campwoodruff.org/files/18727/Woodruff-Program-Guide. Begin to plan for the merit badges and consider the prerequisites for those you would like to complete at camp. Remember, first-come, first-served in terms of entering order
when the lottery opens. An email will be sent with dates and instructions for merit badge sign up in March.
Additional Medical Forms Required: Every Scout and Adult attending camp must complete the BSA Medical Form Parts A, B, & C. Form C requires a physician’s exam and signature. The entire form is available at
http://www.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_ABC.pdf. Do not delay in getting this scheduled and completed.
Want a Camp T-SHIRT? More Information on how to order later this spring!
We are looking forward to a momentous week at camp from Sat Jun 08 to Sat Jun 15. This is a fantastic opportunity to camp, develop skills, earn Merit Badges and make friends with Scouts from across the U.S. Join Troop 11’s 2nd year at Camp Woodruff in the North Georgia Mountains . . . be part of this year’s fun!
Adult Contact: Andy Fowles, andykfowles@yahoo.com
WHAT: Rock Climbing and rappelling in Pisgah National Forest, including the opportunity to earn the Climbing Merit Badge. Climbers will be guided by certified instructors who have significant experience in introducing people to rock climbing. We will spend a full day on rocks from 30 to 100 feet high, learning about safety, climbing ethics, equipment, belaying, and making climbs individuals feel comfortable with. All gear will be provided. We will all be camping together about 1 mile from our vehicles, so all participants will pack gear in and set up camp in the single location to be used both Friday and Saturday night.
WHO: All Scouts
WHEN: Depart Friday, May 17 at 5:30 from Christ Church’s gravel parking lot near the historic church. Please arrive at the church no later than 5:00 pm. Make sure you have eaten dinner before you arrive. Return on Sunday, May 19 around 3:00 pm. Scouts will call about 1 hour prior to the expected return.
WHERE: Pisgah National Forest near Brevard, NC. Fox Mountain Guides www.foxmountainguides.com will be guiding our climbing expedition.
COST: $140 for Climbers; $40 for any adult non-climbers ($100 for full-day climbing guide & equipment, $15 for food, $25 for transportation), payable via PayPal at http://troop11mp.org/Payment_Center.html
RSVP: At https://www.troop11mp.org/2019-rock-climbing-rsvp.html no later than Monday, May 6 at 5:00 pm. You must RSVP by 5:00 pm. You may not RSVP at the May 6 troop meeting or later, and if you don’t RSVP on time, you will not be going on the outing. NOTE: We have a maximum of 18 climbers, so first-come, first-served on climbing.
FOOD: Scouts and adults will be planning meals and eating by patrol. Menus, gear requests, and duty rosters will be completed at the May 6 Troop meeting. Scouts should bring $10 to purchase lunch on ride home Sunday.
GEAR: Pack for a Backpacking outing. Pack light! Troop gear will be provided to patrols as requested.
REQUIRED FORM: The attached parent-signed release of liability form is required for climbers. The form must be returned to Vladimir Tokarev no later than May 6.
QUESTIONS: If you have any questions, please contact Vladimir Tokarev at vtokarev@gmail.com.
2019 First Class Campout
What: 1st Class Campout. A great opportunity for new Scouts to learn the basic Scout Skills required for Tenderfoot through First Class ranks. A great opportunity for older Scouts to practice those same Scout skills and teach others!
Who: All Troop 11 Scouts. Parents, particularly parents of our newest Scouts, are invited to join the “Fossil” (adult) Patrol. We will camp near the Scouts but function as our own separate group. We will be in our own tents, cooking & eating as a patrol.
When: Friday, April 26 to Sunday, April 28. Arrive Friday evening at 5:30 pm at the Christ Church gravel parking lot (in front of Meals on Wheels). Arrive having already eaten supper. Return will be Sunday afternoon. Scouts will call their parents about 1 hour away from Mt. Pleasant.
Where: Chattooga Belle Farm / 454 Damascus Church Road, Long Creek, SC 29658 (in the upper North West corner of SC).
Cost: $40 per participant (Scout or adult) to cover $15 food and $25 transportation. Pay by April 15. Please pay via PayPal at https://www.troop11mp.org/payment-center.html.
RSVP: You must RSVP to be included on the outing. Both Scouts and adults must RSVP and pay by April 15 at https://www.troop11mp.org/2019-first-class-camping.html.
Meals: Meals will be planned, by patrol, at the April 15 troop meeting. Adults will also plan menus then.
Details: Troop 11, it’s time for another high adventure outing in the beautiful outdoors of the foothills of South Carolina. We will camp less than a half a mile from where the vehicles are parked, but we will backpack our gear to our campsite. Bring $10.00 for lunch on our return trip (also, pack a few snacks for any time.) Coolers and camp chairs are allowed.
Be Prepared: Changing weather conditions are to be expected. Layers of clothing and NO Cotton clothing work best. Rain is always a possibility, so make sure you have your rain jacket and rain pants (great outer layer for rain, wind and cold). Keeping your extremities warm and dry is key. 2 pairs good hiking socks, gloves and hat that will keep the ears covered. Don’t forget your thermals; both top and bottom. Bring boots or sturdy shoes for a 5-mile day hike. For further guidance on what to bring, see: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwoBr1_qhE-1V2JJSkdBM19YTDA. For information on how to best pack your pack, see: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwoBr1_qhE-1MEdjalhjSVRfRzg
Full Field (Class A) Uniform: as always we will travel to and from our destination in our Class A uniforms then change into our Class B clothes.
**** As with most of our outings “Less is More”- be aware of the weight you’ll carry!
ALL ADULTS: All adults on an outing must have completed “Youth Protection Training”, even if you aren’t a BSA registered leader.
http://www.scouting.org/Training/YouthProtection.aspx provides a quick overview (and introductory video)
http://myscouting.scouting.org is where you will create an account and then take the training. Taking the training is recommended for everyone at the end of the introductory video.
Special Needs?: Please communicate well before we are scheduled to depart.
Any Questions?: Please contact the outing leader Ron Gregory 248-496-4224 ronald.gregory@oracle.com
2019 Summer Camp
Please read the important summer camp information below. Sign up and $100 deposits are due by Feb 1st with the balance due by 5/20/2019, so please act quickly. After much research and thought, Troop 11 Scouts have chosen Woodruff Scout Camp and High Adventure programs are in the North Georgia Mountains. Troop 11 will be attending June 8-15, 2019. Please sign up at https://www.troop11mp.org/2019-summer-camp-rsvp.html by January 28.
Cost: $530 MOUNTAINEER (First Year Scouts) The Mountaineer Program is designed for those Scouts who have either just crossed over from Webelos or have limited camping experience. As new rank requirements are adopted, the Mountaineer Program is constantly under review and revision to meet those requirements. In addition, feedback from Scoutmasters and other Scout leaders is utilized to retain those portions of the program that have proven to be effective and change those areas in need of improvement. Basic Scout skills for the inexperienced Scout form the basis of the program. Mountaineer is a two-hour program held every morning all week. There are two sessions every day. The remainder of the day, Scouts can work on merit badges that may interest them or participate in Troop activity periods. Scouts are instructed in the following skill areas: woods tools, meal preparation and cooking, pioneering, knots, orienteering, nature, first aid, and outdoor citizenship. In addition, Scouts can participate in a five-mile hike, on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday evenings.
Cost: $530 BASE CAMP WOODRUFF. Each youth participating at Woodruff has included in his camp fee one offsite activity. That offsite activity could be either rafting the Nantahala or the Ocoee River, the Horsemanship Merit Badge, or possibly the Whitewater Merit Badge. A second offsite activity may be available for an additional fee.
HIGH ADVENTURE PROGRAMS. High adventure programs for older Scouts are individually priced. See the camp web site for information on these.
Price includes all camp fees, plus round trip bus fare and lunch on the return trip.
Payment: Please pay a deposit of $100 no later than February 1st. The total owed must be paid by May 20 or the Scout will be dropped from registration. Pay via PayPal at https://www.troop11mp.org/payment-center.html.
Programs: Camp options include MOUNTAINEER (for first-year Scouts), Base Camp Woodruff, and high adventure programs. Learn more at https://www.campwoodruff.org/summer-camp. There are limited available spots for high adventure programs. Please contact Andy Fowles at andykfowles@yahoo.com to check on availability of High Adventure camps or for
any questions regarding summer camp.
Refunds: No refunds after May 20, 2019!
Merit Badge Selections: Review merit badge options in the Program Guide: https://www.campwoodruff.org/files/18727/Woodruff-Program-Guide. Begin to plan for the merit badges and consider the prerequisites for those you would like to complete at camp. Remember, first-come, first-served in terms of entering order
when the lottery opens. An email will be sent with dates and instructions for merit badge sign up in March.
Additional Medical Forms Required: Every Scout and Adult attending camp must complete the BSA Medical Form Parts A, B, & C. Form C requires a physician’s exam and signature. The entire form is available at
http://www.scouting.org/filestore/HealthSafety/pdf/680-001_ABC.pdf. Do not delay in getting this scheduled and completed.
Want a Camp T-SHIRT? More Information on how to order later this spring!
We are looking forward to a momentous week at camp from Sat Jun 08 to Sat Jun 15. This is a fantastic opportunity to camp, develop skills, earn Merit Badges and make friends with Scouts from across the U.S. Join Troop 11’s 2nd year at Camp Woodruff in the North Georgia Mountains . . . be part of this year’s fun!
Adult Contact: Andy Fowles, andykfowles@yahoo.com