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SUMMARY:Local Hike T201
DESCRIPTION:Day hike in the local Bay Area
URL:https://t37201calendar.site/calendar/local-hike-t201/
CATEGORIES:Troop 201 Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220910T080000
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SUMMARY:Ziplining T201
DESCRIPTION:Soar through the sky on a zipline
URL:https://t37201calendar.site/calendar/ziplining-t201/
CATEGORIES:Troop 201 Events
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SUMMARY:10 Mile Bike Ride
DESCRIPTION:Training ride for Coyote Classic or other longer rides. Good mileage toward Cycling MB
URL:https://t37201calendar.site/calendar/10-mile-bike-ride/
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SUMMARY:Beach Coastal Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:This year’s event will be a conservation service project.  Sign up for a fun trip to the beach! Earn conservation service hours while participating in national coastal cleanup day.  \nMeet at Covington At 8:00 AM for departure. (Remember\, a scout on time is a scout that is late)\, carpool/caravan to Cleanup Site \nTroop 37/201 clean-up site: Matadero Creek — 15-20 minutes away\, Trailhead at E. Bayshore Road & Matadero.  Guest Parking is available on E. Bayshore Road. \nReturn: 4pm at the latest\, though likely sooner. \n\nWe’ll be part of the California Coastal Cleanup Day: Saturday\, Sept. 17th 2022\nYou’ll be able to earn three service hours(9-12am) which could count towards Life Rank conservation hours if you currently are Star ranked\nBring gloves\, sunscreen\, water bottles\, snacks\, buckets\, etc.\nWe will be going to Matadero Creek\, which flows out into the Baylands and is about 15-20 minutes away from Covington.\nWe could use some adult volunteers to help with driving there and back\nSadly\, there will be no camping this year.\nEvery participant is required to submit a signed waiver to their cleanup site coordinator. Minors must have a guardian’s signature on the minor page of the waiver. Download and print the waiver here.\n\nUniform Requirement (Class A during transit and when in an outward-facing capacity or representing BSA; Class B when uniformity desired but internal-facing activity\, or none):  \n\nClass A during transit\nClass B acceptable during service.
URL:https://t37201calendar.site/calendar/beach-coastal-cleanup-2/
CATEGORIES:Troop 37 + 201 Combined Service Projects
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SUMMARY:Orienteering Championship
DESCRIPTION:Scout-O’ – Briones Regional Park                               \nSaturday September 24\, 2022\n\n\n\nWe are pleased to announce the twenty-eighth annual Bay Area Scout Orienteering Championship.   Who will be champions this year?   Everyone stands a chance!!  Some practice\, some fitness\, and some thinking will get you a long way.  So come on out – bring your compasses\, running shoes and your brains – and have fun!\n\nThe format for this year’s championships is described below.  Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of all ages are welcome\, and the competition is arranged to accommodate any skill level.  In addition\, the courses are arranged to meet the map and compass requirements for First Class\, Second Class or the Orienteering Merit Badge.\n\nThere will be patches.  Anyone who has not yet received a patch for a prior year’s event can get it at this year’s\, or by contacting the meet director.  The patches are “progressive”\, so that a scout can participate in multiple scout-o’s and add to his or her patch sequence.\n\nWe will have electronic punching.\n\nCompetitive Categories:  Scouts will compete against other scouts with the same orienteering experience.  Four courses will be offered.\n\nCourse 1:                    Daisies\, Brownies\, Cub scout dens\, Webelo dens\, Tenderfoot and Junior scouts – or scouts with very little (less than 2) prior orienteering experiences:  Dens and younger scouts run in groups of 2-6 with an adult advisor who should follow his or her group\, not lead it; Tenderfoot scouts will run in pairs.\n\nCourse 2:                    Juniors\, Cadettes\, Seniors\, second Class and/or first-class scouts – or scouts with minimal (2 to 5) orienteering experiences:  Compete in pairs.\n\nCourse 3:                    Seniors\, Ambassadors\, Star\, Life and/or Eagle scouts – or scouts with substantial (more than 5) orienteering experiences:  Compete in pairs.\n\nCourse 4:                    Advanced\, experienced orienteers of any rank:  Run alone on a typical Orienteering USA orange level course.\n\nAdult course:            All leaders and parents are invited to compete on a course similar to but separate from course 3.  They may run in groups or alone.  Leaders/parents should also pre-register.  Leader results are for bragging rights only and will not affect troop scoring.\n\nNOTE:  Choose your courses carefully – there are more points available for doing the harder courses (we are encouraging scouts to “move up” a notch)\, but don’t get on a course you can’t finish\, because then you will likely lose points.  As a rule of thumb\, the points available for course 2 are about 10% more than course 1.  Course 3 is about 20% more\, and course 4 is about 30% more than course 1.\n\nAfternoon meet:  All scouts may compete in a troop event in the afternoon.  Both morning and afternoon events will contribute to the troop total score to determine the troop championship.\n\nHint:  The more scouts that attend from a given troop\, the better the troop usually does.  We combine the top N scouts’ scores from the morning and afternoon events to get the troop score.  The value N is set by the meet director on the day of the meet\, based on conditions and attendance.\n\n\nRegistration Information:\n\nAll troops participating in Scout-O must be pre-registered and prepaid.  Registration will close on Tuesday\, September 20\, 2022. The cost of the event is $10.00 per scout or participating leader.  Choose your teams carefully\, because they must remain together all day.  Mixed category teams are possible\, but will compete on the course of the higher-ranking scout.  Each troop may have one 3-person team to allow for odd numbers.\n\nRegistration forms and information will also be available at the registration desk at other scheduled BAOC meets through September.  A registration spread sheet will be available on the club web site (www.BAOC.org).\n\nStart times:  The meet will be held on Saturday\, September 24\, 2022.  Instruction will begin at 9:00 am.  The start time of each individual team will be determined by the entry date of their troop.  In general\, start times will begin at 10:00 am and go until about noon.  The Afternoon event will run from 1:00 to 2:30 pm.  The awards ceremony will begin at 3:15 pm and the meet will be closed at 3:40 pm.  It is advisable to arrive at the meet by 9:00 am.  We will stick to the pre-assigned start times – it’s less confusing that way.  The Start and Finish will be close to the assembly area and Parking. Start times will be posted on the internet at BAOC.ORG on Friday\, September 23rd.  Bring compasses\, and remember\, we go – rain or shine!\n\nPrizes:  Awards will be made to the best teams on each course.  The champion troops will be determined by the results in all categories including the afternoon event.  As before\, there will be medals\, certificates and a Troop trophy. There will be awards for the top “Junior” Scout troop (cubs\, webelos\, daisies\, brownies\, etc) as well as the top Girl Scout troop if a Boy Scout troop wins\, or the top Boy Scout troop if a Girl Scout troop wins. Each participant will receive a progressive (by course) participation patch.  There will be other awards for answering some puzzle questions.\n\nEquipment:  You will each need strong trail shoes\, long pants (Briones has stickers!)\, a pen or pencil\, a watch and a compass.  You may want a water bottle\, hat\, sunscreen\, etc. if it’s hot\, or rain gear if it’s rainy.  Bring your own lunch.\n\nDirections:   Registration will be at the West entrance to the park\, off of Bear Creek Road.  To get there\, take route 24 West from 680 or East from 80.  Exit at Orinda heading North on Camino Pablo.  After about 2 miles\, turn right on Bear Creek Road.  After about 3.5 miles\, the park entrance will be on your right (don’t be fooled by the parking area on the left – that’s not it)\, and is well sign-posted.  There is a charge of approximately $4.00 for parking.  Please car-pool if possible.\n\n\n\n\nWeb Site:  The latest information and electronic registration information can be found on the Bay Area Orienteering Club Internet web site at www.BAOC.org   Prior years’ results are also available there.
URL:https://t37201calendar.site/calendar/orienteering-championship-practice-2/
CATEGORIES:Troop 37 Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220930T160000
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SUMMARY:Gold Rush Adventure! 2022
DESCRIPTION:NOTE DATE CHANGE:  September 30-October 2\, 2022 \nExperience the “gold fever” of pioneers flocking west to find their fame and fortune. Do you have what takes to stake and work your claim? Pan for gold\, shoot archery and muzzleloading rifles\, start a fire with flint & steel\, make candles\, rope\, and bullets\, lasso a steer and cut wood for your cabin! \nCost: $60 per participant. \nLimit of 30 total participants per troop (scouts\, adults\, Webelos & their adult).  Webelos must attend with one parent. \nScout limit:  20 current troop scouts. Scouts who attend will host the Webelos guests and possibly help run stations.\nTroop Adult limit: 5 adults.  Each adult will help run stations or cook for adults + Webelos parents.\nWebelos II guest limit: 5 Webelos 2 scouts\nWebelos II parent limit: 5 Webelos 2 parent chaperones (1:1 for Webelos 2 scouts).  Webelos 2 parents don’t have to accompany their Webelos 2 scouts all day\, and can help run the troop stations \nTroop 201 & 37 will be responsible for running the Dutch Ovens\, Jerky Making\, & Stick Bread stations. \nPlease remember to: \n1. Bring the consent forms (your scout will not be able to participate at shooting and tomahawk throw without them).\n2. Give your scouts some change (quarters and dollars – no bills larger than $5) for the Saloon and General Store\n3. Bring dinner for Friday night.\n4. Meet up at Covington prior to 4pm on Friday.\n5. Do self-screening for COVID.  Stay at home if you’re sick.\n\nIn order to secure your spot\, due to PayPal challenges\, you must immediately send a check payable to:\nLos Altos Troop 37c/o Tim Mitchell\n453 Rosita Avenue\nLos Altos\, CA 94024-4148If check is not received within 4 days of registration\, your spot may be released to someone else.
URL:https://t37201calendar.site/calendar/gold-rush-adventure-2022/
LOCATION:Boulder Creek Scout Reservation\, 250 Scout Ranch Road\, Boulder Creek\, CA
CATEGORIES:Troop 201 Events,Troop 37 + 201 Combined Events,Troop 37 Events
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