i got some MREs in mine
i got some MREs in mine
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]...
My son was 17 when he became an Eagle Scout in 2001
Troop 616
He started as a Tiger Cub in First Grade thats when they got me to be a Adult Leader.
I was only a Cub Scout as a youth. I kind of thought it might be fun to be a Adult Leader, and it was.
6 years as a Cub Scout Den Leader
8 years as a Assistant Scoutmaster
1 year as the Scoutmaster
Woodbadge trained
OSI (Outdoor Skills instructor) National training
High Adventure trained
Winter Backpack trained
Brotherhood Member in the Order of the Arrow
Have been to Philmont in New Mexico 3 times
Twice for National level training
Once for a Trek - 73 mile 9 day backpack
Was a Merit Badge counselor for:
Camping
Hiking
Backpacking
Cycling
Pioneering
Graphic Arts
Our Troop size averaged about 45 boys and got as big as 80.
Some of the activities our Troop did:
Bi-Annual Philmont Trek
Annual Colorado River Canoe Trip - Black Star Canyon from base of Hoover Dam down 30 miles was the best
Annual Trip - Backpacking or Car Camp in Death Valley National Park
Annual Summer Camp, best was on Santa Catalina Island
Backpack Mt. Whitney 14,500 ft.
Backpack Mt. San Gorgonio 11,500 ft.
Backpack Mt. San Jacinto 10,800 ft.
Backpacking Joshua Tree National Park
Whitewater Rafting on the Kern River
100 Mile Bike Rides
Rock Climbing
Cave spelunking
Soaring
Moonlight Backpacking
Mountain Biking
Rocketry
Some 15 years later I finally retired from Scouting in 2004.
Last edited by rickshaw : 06/13/2009 at 08:35 AM
rickshaw
Original Owner
2001 Dragon #0467
"Do Not Seek Praise. Seek Criticism."
"If You Can't Solve A Problem, It's Because You're Playing By The Rules."
"The Perosn Who Doesn't Make Mistakes Is Unlikely To Make Anything."
-Paul Arden
Roy's Go Bag
Tsunami Advisory Group, Seaside Oregon
We are getting the community ready for the 10.0 earthquake from the Cascadia Subduction Zone followed by a string of 50 foot waves. It's due any time now.
Emergency GO Pack
FOOD / PREP
Water bag 2 gal.
SteriPEN
Aquatab water pills NaDCC
Large coffee filters 10
4 protein bars
S p a m , Deviled Ham
Crackers, Peanut butter
Coffee
Jell-O w/sugar (Not red)
Turkey jerky 1 lb.
Cook Pot Camp
Knife, Fork
Can opener
Zip lock bags 4
Trash bags 2
SHELTER/CLOTHING
Tarp 10x20,
Stakes 8
Book
2 space blankets(tubes)
Blanket
Poncho
Windbreaker
Hat
Gloves
Sox 2
Underwear 2
T-shirt
Pants
Add clothing and this works for two people
HYGENE
TP Tissue indivdual
Hand cleanser
Bar soap
Deodorant
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Razor
Nail clipper
COMMUNICATIONS
Family radio 2
HAM radio/Batteries
Batteries 8 AA
List of phone numbers
Cell phone
Car charger
Phone card
Business cards
Pencil and paper
100 paper dollars
10 quarters
PET SUPPLIES
Dry food
Soft packs
Leash and collar
Dog Muzzle
TOOLS
Pack
USB drive
Duct tape
Whistle
Zip ties
Signal mirror
Nylon rope
Flint and Magnesium
Matches
Butane lighter 2
Candle 2
Shut off wrench
Big knife
MultiTool
Flashlight/Batteries
Compass
Multi screwdriver
Pliers cutter
Crescent wrench 8”
10 drywall screws 1 1/
FIRST AID
Glasses
Glasses retainer
Safety pins
Hand cleanser
Condoms dry/ For WATER
Aspirin /Tylenol
Anti acid
10 Band-Aids
4” pads 4
Elastic bandage
Neosporin
Betadine
Elastakon tape
Moleskin
Meds
Vicoden
Quick clot
Syringe 60 cc
Triangle bandage
Tweezers
Scissors
Razor blades
CPR mask
Nitrile gloves 4 pr
Dust masks
Drip bottles 4
Needles
EMT shears
You must have a little more room behind your seat than I do.![]()
Marlin needs to chime in. He's the most prepared person I met in Moab this past year.
Peace.
Tom
"Through Great Sacrifice..... Great Rewards Will Be Achieved"
Dakar was just the begining.
Newthings hit it on the head.
In his case he is preparing for a megathrust that IS coming, but no one knows when.
A 'Go Bag' is a prepacked bag you can grab if you ever have to 'Go' or flee, be the disaster natural or manmade.
Small tools, currency or bullion coins, first aid items, copies of ID, a compact firearm, In general, anything you'd want to bring if your whole world became an episode of Survivor Island.
In any emergency there are those that survive, and those who perish. Some of it just luck, but some of it is under your control, and you can tip the odds in your favor with a proper Go Bag.
John C.