more sightings of the roving scarf

At Earls Court

Earls Court

At Wembley - GB V Brazil

Guess where

Wembley for the GB vs Brazil game last night

Covent Garden

 

Scouting Magazine

A very brief mention, of the trip to The Gambia, features in Scouting Magazine this month.

London 2012

It seems that 3rd Ware were represented at the Olympics today! We look forward to any other photos of the Green and Black scarf visiting Olympic events this summer. Well done Richard .

Ware Fire Station

Last meeting of the term and River Lea were off to the fire staion with sixteen very excited beavers.Having warned the firemen how excited the beavers were the fireman started off by giving us a guided tour of the fire engine
                                                                      

here we are all paying attention

in the cab

just testing the equipment

all eyes on the hydrant

I can do it !!

if you can so can I

are we going to get wet?

yes we are!!!!!

and a big thank you to  the firefighters at Ware fire station for a great evening

Shelter Building

This week saw River Ash Beavers visit Presdale's Wood for the final meeting of the summer term.


We were ably assisted by Badger and several Parents, who stepped in to ensure we could run a meeting, as several Leaders needed to go to secondary school's with their own children.


Despite the rain, all the Beavers enjoyed helping to build a large shelter.


It was well covered with bracken, and looked almost good enough to spend the night in!  (That's exactly what the Scouts did last Friday!)

Don't stop the Carnival

Ready to leave, just as the rain begins

Smiles as we set off

Getting wetter but still smiling

Our sports bag

Scouting for all - sports for all

Wet but happy

Multi purpose banner - great as a shelter!

Smiles right to the end.

After an exciting morning watching the Olympic torch relay, and entertaining the assembled crowds with our camp fire songs although this one seems to sum up our feelings quite well, we along with most of the Amwell end crowd, darted to Broadmeads and assembled to take part in the wettest carnival parade most of us can remember. 

However the Scouting spirit shone through and there were still smiles right  up to the end where our centenary banner became a useful shelter. For more general photos have a look here.

Olympic Flame

Before the carnival began today we had the chance to take the Group to watch the Olympic Flam pass through Ware.

We set up our benches and the Young people sat on them and sang their hearts out whist we waited, entertaining all those around us.

When the torch bearer arrived we were delighted that she came over to have her photo with the group and let the young people touch the torch, thank you.

It was a thrilling experience for them and hopefully something they will always remember. You can view this relay on the BBC. The Ware leg starts around 10.45