The Spring CAMPOREE was cancelled and removed from the calendar.  
Anyone already signed up was advised. 

The CAMPOREE is cancelled,

Those signed up have been notified and it’s removed from calendar.

It was a busy Saturday for Troop 75 as we completed the first phase of our Scouting for Food effort while other Scouts completed one of the 10 mile hike requirements towards the Hiking Merit Badge. We hiked from Kedron Elementary to Riley Field, Drake Field then around the southern end of Lake Peachtree. We then stopped for a hot trail lunch on Spyglass Island before heading back along the eastern shore of Lake Peachtree on our way back to Kedron Elementary. We used Mr. Nigel's GPS units and maps to visit numerous Eagle Scout Projects along the way. A hearty thank you to Mr. Nigel for not only teaching use how to use GPS units but also for taking the time to bring his trail stoves for use to cook hot meals on the trail! A fantastic way to spend a beautiful day and get some exercise outdoors! Check out the attached photos!

I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your families happiness, health and positivity in 2024!

Thank you to our adult volunteers who make our Scout outings possible ensure that our Scouts have fun and learn a few things along the way! We have a lot of exciting activities planned this year including our Scuba High Adventure Sea Base! Check the website calendar frequently for opportunities to sign up for new activities.

Some of you Scouts have met all the requirements for rank advancement but YOU have to advocate for yourself and step up to request your Scoutmaster Conference and Board of Review to rank up! Check your emails from “DoNotReply@troopmaster.email” to see your rank and merit badge progression.

 A special message to our many Life ranked Scouts:
We are really looking forward to seeing you at more of Troop meetings and exciting activities this year! Please remember that you are an important part of our Troop as role models to the younger Scouts who look up to you to see how to conduct yourselves.

You are also mentors to other Star and Life Scouts who seek your guidance and lean on you for motivation in helping them plan and execute their Eagle projects.

 We understand that you have many obligations outside of Scouting involving academic, sporting and community activities and we encourage this as it makes you a more well-rounded young man, but we will require that you attend at least one Troop meeting and one activity per month to maintain contact with you to provide a little encouragement and support to you on your Eagle projects and other requirements as you progress along your journey in Scouting.

Looking forward to an exciting 2024!

Ansel James Scoutmaster Troop 75