Today I was delighted to be in our founding church and witness the Vicar juggle, mixed generations pitch a tent front and back of church, view many people trying to work out where photos went on a timeline (and which knots to use to tie them on) and so much more.
Despite the fact the GSL had lost his voice, it was still a lively and fast moving service which really celebrated the Group and what Scouting means to us all and how much difference it makes in our lives.
If you were there you will know what I am talking about, if not have a look at this small taste of the service.
Congratulations also go to Richard who was awarded his wood beads and to Lynx Troop who saw their colours dedicated.
Afterward we all retired to the HQ for tea, coffee, cake and history. A great social time and a wonderful way to round off the weekend.
More photos and details of the weekend coming soon.
Great video and a great service . Well done 3rd Ware.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed being a flag escort. In the video I thought it was funny when I was hidden behind the flag. I liked jumping in the tent when we were putting it up. I liked looking at the pictures of the different years of scouting and I tried to get them in the right place. I liked seeing Callum on the video doing his photos of the years. The Vicar was really really good at juggling I really enjoyed the cakes at the Scout Hut afterwards.
ReplyDeleteNoah,It was great to see you at the Dickenesian evening tonight. I am sorry it took a few days to publish your comment but I have been very busy. Thanks for being patient and I am glad you enjoyed the service.
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