Throughout late October and November, the SAIL Pathfinders worked on the Bridges honor, culminating in a bridge building competition to see whose bridge could hold the most weight. The bridges were made from craft sticks and white glue, with a paper deck. The sample bridge held 70 pounds (the max weight we had to test the bridges). During the project, the SAILs appreciated a guest speaker from the construction industry who helped them think about engineering and the importance of triangles in bridge (and house) construction. Two Pathfinder bridges tied for the most weight held, so the one built with the fewest sticks was declared the winner. You can learn all about bridges on our Bridges Honor page.
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In Early November, the SAIL Pathfinders participated in the Central Texas North Camporee in Driftwood, Texas. The CTX Pathfinder Camporee once again provided a fun place to meet old friends and make new ones. Our TLT's proudly participated in flag lowering and raising ceremonies and helped to teach the Camp Safety Honor. The rest of the Pathfinders made the rounds to get quite a number of the many honors offered. As usual, all our club members took their turn in prep & cooking of meals as well as cleanup afterward. Rain had been forecast for the whole weekend, but God blessed with just one hour of rain Sabbath afternoon, just enough to settle the dust nicely and make some mud for the obstacle course. The 3/4 mile obstacle course, run on Sunday morning, was a big hit, with things such as a wall to go over, wire-covered ditches to crawl through, ropes to balance & hand-over-foot crawl along, etc. All told, it was a successful, fun weekend! |
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