Scouts go caving.
The Scouts went on another successful caving trip to Goatchurch Cavern, Burrington Combe.
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The Scouts went on another successful caving trip to Goatchurch Cavern, Burrington Combe.
The Scouts learnt how to use hammers, drills, screwdrivers and saws safely – it was a very noisy night. They also wired a plug and even repaired a couple of tables.
The Beavers had lots of fun making pancakes. At least 50% of the eggs made it into the bowls first time ! After being cooked, they garnished their creations with delicious chocolate spread, golden syrup, blueberries and raspberries.
The cubs had a fun evening learning all about Chinese New Year. This included games, craft, stories and snacks. The evening was finished off by one of the Cubs who brought in their own fantastic chinese dragon outfit he had made to show the pack.
The Scouts had a cracking night hike from Blaise to the hut, just beating the snow. The hike went through the soon to be fenced Stoke Lodge – very sad to think this may not be possible in the future.
As 2018 comes to an end we can look back on an extremely busy and successful year for the Group. Our vision of replacing our dilapidated Hut with a new Scout Community Centre in Stoke Bishop has stepped that bit closer to becoming a reality. We thought you might like to read a short summary … Read more
Trustees from the 43rd Bristol Scout Group stepped in at short notice and braved the elements to help put up gazebos for stalls and to help with traffic control at last Saturday’s Winter Fayre in Westbury-on-Trym. We understand the Fayre was a success and raised essential funds to support Bristol’s Homeless.
The 43rd Bristol Scout Group was delighted to receive £50 from local artist, Professor Richard Elderton. Instead of buying his Christmas cards, Richard designed and hand-painted each one. With the money he would have spent on bought Christmas cards he chose to donate the money to the 43rd’s fundraising efforts to replace its Hut with … Read more
The 43rd Bristol Scout Group’s annual Christmas Tree Sale was held on Saturday 1 December. Gates opened at 8am and despite the heavy rain we welcomed over 200 local residents. Thank you to everyone who came along and bought a tree. It was great to see so many familiar faces and some new ones! … Read more