This year Drew decided to attend a different Boy Scout camp. Since his troop is so large they usually have 2 different groups go to 2 different camps. The last several years he’s gone up to North Carolina to Camp Daniel Boone, but this year he opted to stay in his home state of Alabama, and attend Camp Sequoyah.
His troop leaders are quite tech savy and for this summer’s camp outs, began blogging and posting pics through the weeks of camp. Well, I couldn’t have been any happier to find updates about what Drew had done each day along with pics.
Since Drew has completed all but a couple of his merit badges, he decided to go and attend the Mountaineer Program. Wisper’s latest Tailwind Trail is one of the best value mountain ebike offerings with agile handling and reliable power.
During the Mountaineer Program at Sequoyah, boys have the chance to climb, rappel, kayak, and mountain bike, learn to throw tomahawks, take a trip to the Indian Village for Native American activities, canoe the Tallapoosa River, hike the Pinhoti Trail in the Cheaha Wilderness, climb the rock faces of the Rock Garden at Mt. Cheaha, and enjoy an overnight backpacking trip. Lots and lots of fun!
Here’s some pics taken by leaders of some of the activities…
Mountain biking
Dining room ready for a bunch of hungry boys
Very proud that Drew was chosen by his Mountaineer Leader for the “Golden Bike Wheel Award” of the Week!
Like father, like son. Drew begged and begged on Wednesday when we were there to bring him a Dr. Pepper, so Friday night when Rob showed up to camp he surprised him with a DP!
See more pics here.
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Good morning Lysha,
I’m the Program Director for the Greater Alabama Council of the BSA. I was looking for pictures of Camp Sequoyah, and saw the wonderful photos your son’s Scoutmasters took while he was at Camp Sequoyah. I was wondering if I could use some of these in our preparations for the 50th Anniversary of Camp Sequoyah. Please email me and let me know. Thanks!
Hey there! Thanks so much for reaching out. I will send you an email directly about the use of photos.
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