To celebrate its 100th anniversary, Tecumseh Council decided to replace its normal spring campouts with one event: the Camporall. Scouts BSA scouts, Cub Scouts, and Venturers alike were invited to come participate in the activities offered at Clarke County Fairgrounds.
Friday Night
Unfortunately, Friday night was not exactly ideal camping weather. About halfway through tent setup, it began to rain, and the rain rapidly became a downpour. Scouts quickly donned their rain gear to finish setting up their tents and eat cracker barrel before going to bed. Thankfully, the rain was gone by the next morning.
Saturday
On Saturday morning, after eating breakfast, we made our way to the flag ceremony. After that, the Camporall was officially open, and everyone had the opportunity to make their way to the various activities that the council was offering:
Other activities included mini-golf, a giant catapult, human foosball, and a monkey bridge.
Closing Ceremonies
On Saturday Night, the Council brought out a magician and a cover band to start the closing ceremonies. Unfortunately, due to the high winds, the fire-dancers were unable to perform, but the Camporall still closed with fireworks:
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