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SUMMARY:5 Mile Hike - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:When: Sunday September 21st 7:00am \nWhere: From the I-210 Foothill Freeway in Pasadena\, exit at Lake Avenue. Drive north for 3.4 miles to the end of Lake Avenue (where it intersects with the terminus of Loma Alta Drive running east and west). Park along the street. The hike begins to the left of the stone gateway on the east side of the street.  \nWhat to Bring: Please wear lace up hiking boots\, have a backpack with your ten essentials including 2L of water and a minimum of 500 calories of carbohydrate based snacks. The morning temperatures have been in the 60’s climbing quickly to the 90’s so please dress in layers\, have a hat and plenty of sun protection. \nSummary: We will hike to the top of Echo Mountain where professor Thaddeus S. C. Lowe’s mountain railway and resort was Southern California’s must-visit attraction\, drawing more than three million visitors from1896 to 1936 once stood. Echo Mountain (3207′)\, known as The White City\,” was the heart of the resort with its elegant Echo Mountain House hotel\, chalet\, observatory\, and small zoo. It has all since vanished\, but this fascinating hike takes you to the ruins of this official historic landmark. We will take a break at the ruins to enjoy our snack and explore the remains and historic signs describing the resort. \nRSVP: Please RSVP to Mr. Jaffrey. \nWhen RSVPing please let me know if your Dad will be accompanying you. You may be dropped off as long as I have already arrived and a parent returns at 945am for pick up. \nThis hike satisfies 2nd Class Sign-off 1B”
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SUMMARY:Jennie Lakes Advanced Backpack Trip in the Sequoia National Forest - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:TROOP 355 ADVANCED BACKPACK TRIPSEQUOIA NATIONAL FORESTJENNIE LAKES WILDERNESS \nWHEN:  Friday\, June 27 to Sunday\, June 29\, 2014 \nWHERE:  This is a three day\, two night backpack trip.  We will complete the classic Jennie Lakes Loop.  From the trailhead at Big Meadows in the Sequoia National Forest\, we will hike 3.2 miles to Weaver Lake on Friday afternoon.  On Saturday we will hike 8.7 miles\, over JO Pass (9444’) and on to Jennie Lake.  On Sunday we will complete the loop and hike 6.3 miles back to Big Meadows.  \nDIFFICULTY:  The hike is 18.2 miles total.  We will gain over 2500 feet of elevation\, and will camp both nights at approximately 9000 feet.  \nAVAILABILITY:  This is an advanced backpack trip.  It is intended for our experienced backpackers – those who have hiked with us on multiple backpack trips in the past\, and have done at least one intermediate or advanced backpack trip with the troop.  If you are not sure if you should sign up for this trip\, please contact Mr. Chase\, Mr. Shwery or Mr. Moffat to discuss.  \nCOST:  $20 per person.  Deadline to confirm your spot is Monday night\, June 2.  Bring your check made out to BSA Troop 355 to the Troop Meeting\, or mail or deliver to: \nKelly Moffat2280 Adair StreetSan Marino\, CA 91108 \nMEET:  At Scout House at 7:00 AM on Friday\, June 27.  We will divide troop gear and food then depart for the trailhead.  The trip to the trailhead is about 3.5-4 hours. We should complete the hike by midday Sunday\, and be home by 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. \nMEALS:  We will provide Philmont-style dinners for Friday and Saturday evening.  Bring your own trail breakfasts for Saturday and Sunday\, and your own trail lunch for Saturday.  Further information will be provided as we get closer to the trip.  \nPlease Note:  This trip is for advanced backpackers only.  If you have not backpacked with Troop 355 before\, or have only completed one of our beginning backpack trips\, we suggest you join us next fall and spring for our introductory and intermediate backpacks.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/jennie-lakes-advanced-backpack-trip-in-the-sequoia-national-forest-click-for-details-3/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140628T070000
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SUMMARY:Jennie Lakes Advanced Backpack Trip in the Sequoia National Forest - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:TROOP 355 ADVANCED BACKPACK TRIPSEQUOIA NATIONAL FORESTJENNIE LAKES WILDERNESS \nWHEN:  Friday\, June 27 to Sunday\, June 29\, 2014 \nWHERE:  This is a three day\, two night backpack trip.  We will complete the classic Jennie Lakes Loop.  From the trailhead at Big Meadows in the Sequoia National Forest\, we will hike 3.2 miles to Weaver Lake on Friday afternoon.  On Saturday we will hike 8.7 miles\, over JO Pass (9444’) and on to Jennie Lake.  On Sunday we will complete the loop and hike 6.3 miles back to Big Meadows.  \nDIFFICULTY:  The hike is 18.2 miles total.  We will gain over 2500 feet of elevation\, and will camp both nights at approximately 9000 feet.  \nAVAILABILITY:  This is an advanced backpack trip.  It is intended for our experienced backpackers – those who have hiked with us on multiple backpack trips in the past\, and have done at least one intermediate or advanced backpack trip with the troop.  If you are not sure if you should sign up for this trip\, please contact Mr. Chase\, Mr. Shwery or Mr. Moffat to discuss.  \nCOST:  $20 per person.  Deadline to confirm your spot is Monday night\, June 2.  Bring your check made out to BSA Troop 355 to the Troop Meeting\, or mail or deliver to: \nKelly Moffat2280 Adair StreetSan Marino\, CA 91108 \nMEET:  At Scout House at 7:00 AM on Friday\, June 27.  We will divide troop gear and food then depart for the trailhead.  The trip to the trailhead is about 3.5-4 hours. We should complete the hike by midday Sunday\, and be home by 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. \nMEALS:  We will provide Philmont-style dinners for Friday and Saturday evening.  Bring your own trail breakfasts for Saturday and Sunday\, and your own trail lunch for Saturday.  Further information will be provided as we get closer to the trip.  \nPlease Note:  This trip is for advanced backpackers only.  If you have not backpacked with Troop 355 before\, or have only completed one of our beginning backpack trips\, we suggest you join us next fall and spring for our introductory and intermediate backpacks.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/jennie-lakes-advanced-backpack-trip-in-the-sequoia-national-forest-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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SUMMARY:Jennie Lakes Advanced Backpack Trip in the Sequoia National Forest - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:TROOP 355 ADVANCED BACKPACK TRIPSEQUOIA NATIONAL FORESTJENNIE LAKES WILDERNESS \nWHEN:  Friday\, June 27 to Sunday\, June 29\, 2014 \nWHERE:  This is a three day\, two night backpack trip.  We will complete the classic Jennie Lakes Loop.  From the trailhead at Big Meadows in the Sequoia National Forest\, we will hike 3.2 miles to Weaver Lake on Friday afternoon.  On Saturday we will hike 8.7 miles\, over JO Pass (9444’) and on to Jennie Lake.  On Sunday we will complete the loop and hike 6.3 miles back to Big Meadows.  \nDIFFICULTY:  The hike is 18.2 miles total.  We will gain over 2500 feet of elevation\, and will camp both nights at approximately 9000 feet.  \nAVAILABILITY:  This is an advanced backpack trip.  It is intended for our experienced backpackers – those who have hiked with us on multiple backpack trips in the past\, and have done at least one intermediate or advanced backpack trip with the troop.  If you are not sure if you should sign up for this trip\, please contact Mr. Chase\, Mr. Shwery or Mr. Moffat to discuss.  \nCOST:  $20 per person.  Deadline to confirm your spot is Monday night\, June 2.  Bring your check made out to BSA Troop 355 to the Troop Meeting\, or mail or deliver to: \nKelly Moffat2280 Adair StreetSan Marino\, CA 91108 \nMEET:  At Scout House at 7:00 AM on Friday\, June 27.  We will divide troop gear and food then depart for the trailhead.  The trip to the trailhead is about 3.5-4 hours. We should complete the hike by midday Sunday\, and be home by 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. \nMEALS:  We will provide Philmont-style dinners for Friday and Saturday evening.  Bring your own trail breakfasts for Saturday and Sunday\, and your own trail lunch for Saturday.  Further information will be provided as we get closer to the trip.  \nPlease Note:  This trip is for advanced backpackers only.  If you have not backpacked with Troop 355 before\, or have only completed one of our beginning backpack trips\, we suggest you join us next fall and spring for our introductory and intermediate backpacks.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/jennie-lakes-advanced-backpack-trip-in-the-sequoia-national-forest-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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SUMMARY:Scout Expo @ the Rose Bowl - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Check the San Gabriel Council website for details: http://sgvcbsa.org/programs/activities/scout-expo
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/scout-expo-the-rose-bowl-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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SUMMARY:Kern River Whitewater Campout - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:The annual Kern River Rafting trip will be held on Memorial Day Weekend (May 24-26). We will arrive at the Sierra South rafting outfitters in Kernville early Saturday morning. We will board buses and ride up the river for a rafting run. We get back on the buses and run the river again. Then we have lunch and work on the whitewater merit badge. After that we travel up the river 30 min. to Camp Whitsett (a BSA camp in the Sequoia National Forest). We make camp and spend the afternoon working on scout skills. That evening we have a formal campfire at which we retire an American flag with an official ceremony. The next morning we go on a five mile hike and work on some more scout skills. We relax and enjoy the afternoon. A campfire that evening concludes the trip and we break camp early on Monday morning and head home. This is the first camping trip with our new scout patrols\, and a great way for them to start off with Troop 355.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/kern-river-whitewater-campout-click-for-details-3/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140525T000000
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SUMMARY:Kern River Whitewater Campout - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:The annual Kern River Rafting trip will be held on Memorial Day Weekend (May 24-26). We will arrive at the Sierra South rafting outfitters in Kernville early Saturday morning. We will board buses and ride up the river for a rafting run. We get back on the buses and run the river again. Then we have lunch and work on the whitewater merit badge. After that we travel up the river 30 min. to Camp Whitsett (a BSA camp in the Sequoia National Forest). We make camp and spend the afternoon working on scout skills. That evening we have a formal campfire at which we retire an American flag with an official ceremony. The next morning we go on a five mile hike and work on some more scout skills. We relax and enjoy the afternoon. A campfire that evening concludes the trip and we break camp early on Monday morning and head home. This is the first camping trip with our new scout patrols\, and a great way for them to start off with Troop 355.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/kern-river-whitewater-campout-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140524T000000
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SUMMARY:Kern River Whitewater Campout - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:The annual Kern River Rafting trip will be held on Memorial Day Weekend (May 24-26). We will arrive at the Sierra South rafting outfitters in Kernville early Saturday morning. We will board buses and ride up the river for a rafting run. We get back on the buses and run the river again. Then we have lunch and work on the whitewater merit badge. After that we travel up the river 30 min. to Camp Whitsett (a BSA camp in the Sequoia National Forest). We make camp and spend the afternoon working on scout skills. That evening we have a formal campfire at which we retire an American flag with an official ceremony. The next morning we go on a five mile hike and work on some more scout skills. We relax and enjoy the afternoon. A campfire that evening concludes the trip and we break camp early on Monday morning and head home. This is the first camping trip with our new scout patrols\, and a great way for them to start off with Troop 355.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/kern-river-whitewater-campout-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140517T070000
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SUMMARY:10 Mile Hike - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Date: Saturday May 17Trailhead: Eaton Canyon Nature Center Parking Lot\, 1750 N Altadena Drive\, PasadenaDistance: 10 milesStart Time: 7:00 a.m. Finish: Approx. 1:00 p.m. \nBrian Haskin and Jonathan Jaffrey will lead this fun hike along the historic Mt. Wilson toll road to Henninger Flats and beyond for a round trip total of 10 miles. \nBring 2 liters of water and high carbohydrate snacks consisting of approximately 1000 calories. \nThis hike is challenging and suitable for Boy Scouts of any age in reasonable physical condition that completed a previous troop hike of at least 5 miles. This is not a hike for new scouts. New scouts will have the opportunity to complete their first 5 mile hike with the troop at Kern River or later this summer. \nBrian can be reached at brian.haskin@gmail.com and (213) 300-8701 (mobile). Jonathan can be reached at jdj@coronalmanagement.com and(213) 248-5117 (mobile).Please reply to Mr. Laudeman at scottkinglaudeman@gmail.com if you are planning to attend.Scott Laudeman(626) 808-5614 (mobile)
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/10-mile-hike-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140427T000000
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SUMMARY:Spruce Grove Backpack Trip Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:TROOP 355 SPRING BACKPACK TRIPSANTA ANITA CANYONSPRUCE GROVE TRAIL CAMP \nWHEN: Saturday\, April 26 and Sunday\, April 27 \nWHERE: Chantry Flat to Spruce Grove Trail Camp.  On Saturday we will hike up Santa Anita Canyon and over Sturtevant Falls to Spruce Grove.  On Sunday we will return to Chantry Flat via Mt. Zion and the Winter Creek Trail.  \nDIFFICULTY: The hike is 4.2 miles on Saturday\, with an elevation gain of about 1400 feet.  On Sunday we will hike 5.5 miles – we will gain 300-400 feet as we hike to the summit of Mt. Zion\, then the rest of the hike will be a descent to Chantry Flat.  \nCOST: $10 per person\, to be delivered to Mr. Moffat.  \nAVAILABILITY: This is an intermediate backpack trip.  This trip is not recommended for first time backpackers – instead\, we would recommend that you join us on our introductory backpack trip next fall. If you have not backpacked with us before but would like to go on this trip\, please contact Mr. Shwery or Mr. Moffat to discuss.  \nMEET: At Scout House at 8:00 AM on Saturday\, April 26. We will divide Troop gear and food then depart for the trailhead. The trip to Chantry Flat is about 40 minutes.  We will return to the trailhead Sunday about midday and be home by 2:00 PM.  \nMEALS: Eat a big breakfast on Saturday morning before the trip. Otherwise you may bonk! Bonking is not cool\, it hurts. Don’t bonk! Bring your own trail lunch Saturday\, dinner will be provided Saturday night (Philmont style)\, bring your own breakfast bars\, instant oatmeal\, cocoa for breakfast on Sunday. \nSPECIAL NOTES: \nIt will likely be cold (40 degrees) at night\, be prepared with long johns and a beanie hat to sleep in\, a good sleeping bag\, a jacket and gloves. Of course always bring your rain gear! Bring bug repellent. And…bring toilet paper. BE PREPARED. \nMr. Shwery\, Dr. Snaer\, Mr. Chase and Mr. Moffat are always available to discuss equipment. Contact any of them if you have any questions. \nWe intend to park at the privately owned Chantry Flat Pack Station – no Adventure Pass will be needed if you park at the Pack Station. \nDirections to Chantry Flat: 210 Freeway East to Santa Anita AvenueNorth on Santa Anita Avenue Santa Anita Avenue becomes Chantry Flat Road at the base of the foothillsFollow Chantry Flat road 2-3 miles until it ends in the parking lot at Chantry Flat
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/spruce-grove-backpack-trip-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140426T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140426T000000
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SUMMARY:Spruce Grove Backpack Trip Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:TROOP 355 SPRING BACKPACK TRIPSANTA ANITA CANYONSPRUCE GROVE TRAIL CAMP \nWHEN: Saturday\, April 26 and Sunday\, April 27 \nWHERE: Chantry Flat to Spruce Grove Trail Camp.  On Saturday we will hike up Santa Anita Canyon and over Sturtevant Falls to Spruce Grove.  On Sunday we will return to Chantry Flat via Mt. Zion and the Winter Creek Trail.  \nDIFFICULTY: The hike is 4.2 miles on Saturday\, with an elevation gain of about 1400 feet.  On Sunday we will hike 5.5 miles – we will gain 300-400 feet as we hike to the summit of Mt. Zion\, then the rest of the hike will be a descent to Chantry Flat.  \nCOST: $10 per person\, to be delivered to Mr. Moffat.  \nAVAILABILITY: This is an intermediate backpack trip.  This trip is not recommended for first time backpackers – instead\, we would recommend that you join us on our introductory backpack trip next fall. If you have not backpacked with us before but would like to go on this trip\, please contact Mr. Shwery or Mr. Moffat to discuss.  \nMEET: At Scout House at 8:00 AM on Saturday\, April 26. We will divide Troop gear and food then depart for the trailhead. The trip to Chantry Flat is about 40 minutes.  We will return to the trailhead Sunday about midday and be home by 2:00 PM.  \nMEALS: Eat a big breakfast on Saturday morning before the trip. Otherwise you may bonk! Bonking is not cool\, it hurts. Don’t bonk! Bring your own trail lunch Saturday\, dinner will be provided Saturday night (Philmont style)\, bring your own breakfast bars\, instant oatmeal\, cocoa for breakfast on Sunday. \nSPECIAL NOTES: \nIt will likely be cold (40 degrees) at night\, be prepared with long johns and a beanie hat to sleep in\, a good sleeping bag\, a jacket and gloves. Of course always bring your rain gear! Bring bug repellent. And…bring toilet paper. BE PREPARED. \nMr. Shwery\, Dr. Snaer\, Mr. Chase and Mr. Moffat are always available to discuss equipment. Contact any of them if you have any questions. \nWe intend to park at the privately owned Chantry Flat Pack Station – no Adventure Pass will be needed if you park at the Pack Station. \nDirections to Chantry Flat: 210 Freeway East to Santa Anita AvenueNorth on Santa Anita Avenue Santa Anita Avenue becomes Chantry Flat Road at the base of the foothillsFollow Chantry Flat road 2-3 miles until it ends in the parking lot at Chantry Flat
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/spruce-grove-backpack-trip-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140413T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140413T000000
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SUMMARY:Jalama Beach Campout - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Troop 355 is returning to Jalama Beach!  Back by popular demand\, this trip will take us north and west to Jalama Beach for a classic Troop 355 beach campout. This year we have the campsites reserved for both Friday and Saturday nights\, so campers will have the option of coming Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. \nThis trip will be a bit more flexible than many of our other trips. Scouts will have the opportunity to get advancement signoffs\, but will also have plenty of time to swim or play on the beach. We will cook for dinner and breakfast. Patrols will have the option of cooking lunch together or eating at the camp store.  \nBring: Swim suits\, beach towels\, wetsuits\, footballs\, basketballs\, volleyballs\, Scout Handbook\, a little money to waste at the camp store (the Jalama Burger is great!)\, and firewood! Check the car camping gear list. It will be cold at night so be sure to bring your cold weather clothes. \nDirections to Jalama Beach134 WEST101 NORTHExit HWY 1/Lompoc and Vandenberg AFB (PCH) NORTHTravel approximately 15 miles to Jalama Road. Take Jalama Road Exit\, turn left\, carefully drive the winding 14 mile road to the Jalama Beach Campground. \nContact Mr. Bazarevitsch at nbazarevitsch@gmail.com to reserve your spot!
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/jalama-beach-campout-click-for-details-3/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140412T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140412T000000
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SUMMARY:Jalama Beach Campout - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Troop 355 is returning to Jalama Beach!  Back by popular demand\, this trip will take us north and west to Jalama Beach for a classic Troop 355 beach campout. This year we have the campsites reserved for both Friday and Saturday nights\, so campers will have the option of coming Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. \nThis trip will be a bit more flexible than many of our other trips. Scouts will have the opportunity to get advancement signoffs\, but will also have plenty of time to swim or play on the beach. We will cook for dinner and breakfast. Patrols will have the option of cooking lunch together or eating at the camp store.  \nBring: Swim suits\, beach towels\, wetsuits\, footballs\, basketballs\, volleyballs\, Scout Handbook\, a little money to waste at the camp store (the Jalama Burger is great!)\, and firewood! Check the car camping gear list. It will be cold at night so be sure to bring your cold weather clothes. \nDirections to Jalama Beach134 WEST101 NORTHExit HWY 1/Lompoc and Vandenberg AFB (PCH) NORTHTravel approximately 15 miles to Jalama Road. Take Jalama Road Exit\, turn left\, carefully drive the winding 14 mile road to the Jalama Beach Campground. \nContact Mr. Bazarevitsch at nbazarevitsch@gmail.com to reserve your spot!
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/jalama-beach-campout-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140411T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140411T000000
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SUMMARY:Jalama Beach Campout - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Troop 355 is returning to Jalama Beach!  Back by popular demand\, this trip will take us north and west to Jalama Beach for a classic Troop 355 beach campout. This year we have the campsites reserved for both Friday and Saturday nights\, so campers will have the option of coming Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. \nThis trip will be a bit more flexible than many of our other trips. Scouts will have the opportunity to get advancement signoffs\, but will also have plenty of time to swim or play on the beach. We will cook for dinner and breakfast. Patrols will have the option of cooking lunch together or eating at the camp store.  \nBring: Swim suits\, beach towels\, wetsuits\, footballs\, basketballs\, volleyballs\, Scout Handbook\, a little money to waste at the camp store (the Jalama Burger is great!)\, and firewood! Check the car camping gear list. It will be cold at night so be sure to bring your cold weather clothes. \nDirections to Jalama Beach134 WEST101 NORTHExit HWY 1/Lompoc and Vandenberg AFB (PCH) NORTHTravel approximately 15 miles to Jalama Road. Take Jalama Road Exit\, turn left\, carefully drive the winding 14 mile road to the Jalama Beach Campground. \nContact Mr. Bazarevitsch at nbazarevitsch@gmail.com to reserve your spot!
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/jalama-beach-campout-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140316T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140316T160000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023419Z
CREATED:20200819T023419Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023419Z
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SUMMARY:San Gabriel Mountains 20-Mile Hike - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Trailhead: Corner of N Lake Ave and E Loma Alta Dr. \nTroop 355 will hike from Pasadena to the front range of the San Gabriel Mountains. The hike will take us to the top of San Gabriel Peak\, elevation 6\,161 feet\, the highest point in the front range. San Gabriel Peak with its 360 degree views and the historic\, oak-shaded Mount Lowe East Trail are popular destinations\, but we will distinguish ourselves by our approach from Pasadena rather than the Angeles Crest Highway. \nThe elevation gain of 1\,300 feet per 2.5 miles is comparable to the gain of 1\,400 feet on the 2.5 mile trail to the top of Echo Mountain. The most challenging part of this hike will be the 10 mile downhill back to the trailhead. We will change socks before the downhill descent to ease the wear on our feet. \nBring an extra pair of socks\, 4 liters of water\, lunch\, and high carbohydrate snacks consisting of approximately 2\,000 calories.  \nThis hike is challenging and suitable for adults and Boy Scouts in good physical condition that completed a previous troop hike of 10 miles. \nPlease contact Mr. Laudeman if you are planning to participate.  \nScott Laudemanscott@laudeman.org (626) 808-5614 (mobile)
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/san-gabriel-mountains-20-mile-hike-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140302T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140302T163000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023415Z
CREATED:20200819T023415Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023415Z
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SUMMARY:USS Midway Aircraft Carrier Overnight\, San Diego - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Troop 355 is going to sea – well sort of….We’re going to visit and stay overnight on the USS Midway aircraft carrier located in San Diego.   \nTroop 355\,  \nFor those that missed Monday night’s meeting\, our next Troop outing will be a very special event on board the aircraft carrier USS Midway in San Diego!  How often can you say you spent the night on a floating city at sea 3 football fields long and 20 stories tall and were able to “walk in the footsteps of 225\,000 Midway sailors who served our country and upheld the American ideals of strength\, freedom and peace” while serving in Vietnam and the First Persian Gulf War and that sailed in every ocean in the world?  The USS Midway was America’s longest-serving aircraft carrier of the 20th century and is now one of the most visited ship museums in the world. \nThe trip is from Saturday March 1st through Sunday March 2nd.  This one is coming up quickly so I need sign-ups asap in order to compile the attendance spreadsheet (48 signed up already Monday night!).***CHECKS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY\, FEBRUARY 19 (THAT’S RIGHT\, NEXT WEDNESDAY!) TO ENSURE YOUR RESERVATION ON THE SHIP*** \nAttached is general information for the trip.  Boys\, please read it completely as it contains our itinerary\, gear to bring (and not bring)\, Rules and Safety Guidelines and important reminders.  There is no meal planning for this outing – we will have dinner Saturday night and breakfast Sunday morning on the ship (and clean up after ourselves!).  Also attached is a pre-order form for “I Survived a USS Midway Overnighter” T-Shirt. Please deal directly with the ship’s Jet Shop if you are interested in ordering. \nCost:   $85.00 per person.  Make checks payable to BSA Troop 355 and send to: \nGreg Geraci2376 Las Lunas StreetPasadena\, CA 91107 \n(FYI – there will be no refunds on this trip because we have to commit to the amount we promise) \nTiming:  All attendees must be on the pier in San Diego by 4:30 PM Saturday.  The check-in briefing and fire drill is MANDATORY.  If you get there too late the ship will be locked down and no one will be allowed on or off the ship.  Our voyage will conclude at 9:30 AM Sunday morning\, but you are welcome to stay aboard and continue exploring the ship.   \nTransportation: You are responsible for transportation to and from the carrier.  Parking is available on the pier for a fee of $12:00.  You can also arrange for transportation by ordering tickets through Amtrak (http://www.amtrak.com/pacific-surfliner-train)\, departing from Union Station downtown L.A.(called LAX by Amtrak) and arriving in San Diego downtown (SAN – located 2 blocks from the Midway).  The website shows the cost to be $37.00 per person for adults or $55.50 for an adult and child 15 years or younger.  According to the Midway information\, DO NOT BOOK A TRAIN AFTER TRAIN #774 WHICH LEAVES UNION STATION AT 12:30 PM AND ARRIVES IN SAN DIEGO AT 3:10 PM. Any train leaving after this will get you there too late.  Also\, please note that\, unfortunately\, there is major construction happening to the Orange County portion of the train line during the first three weekends of March.  That means the train will stop in Irvine and all passengers will be transferred to buses and driven to San Diego.  I’ve spoken with Amtrak and they promise the buses will arrive in San Diego on schedule! \nPlease let me know if you have any questions (do not Reply All).   Mr. Shwery\, please chime in on any items I left out.   I look forward to seeing all of you aboard ship!Greg Geraci      (818) 481-1680
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/uss-midway-aircraft-carrier-overnight-san-diego-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140301T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140301T163000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023414Z
CREATED:20200819T023414Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023414Z
UID:1921-1393691400-1393691400@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:USS Midway Aircraft Carrier Overnight\, San Diego - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Troop 355 is going to sea – well sort of….We’re going to visit and stay overnight on the USS Midway aircraft carrier located in San Diego.   \nTroop 355\,  \nFor those that missed Monday night’s meeting\, our next Troop outing will be a very special event on board the aircraft carrier USS Midway in San Diego!  How often can you say you spent the night on a floating city at sea 3 football fields long and 20 stories tall and were able to “walk in the footsteps of 225\,000 Midway sailors who served our country and upheld the American ideals of strength\, freedom and peace” while serving in Vietnam and the First Persian Gulf War and that sailed in every ocean in the world?  The USS Midway was America’s longest-serving aircraft carrier of the 20th century and is now one of the most visited ship museums in the world. \nThe trip is from Saturday March 1st through Sunday March 2nd.  This one is coming up quickly so I need sign-ups asap in order to compile the attendance spreadsheet (48 signed up already Monday night!).***CHECKS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY\, FEBRUARY 19 (THAT’S RIGHT\, NEXT WEDNESDAY!) TO ENSURE YOUR RESERVATION ON THE SHIP*** \nAttached is general information for the trip.  Boys\, please read it completely as it contains our itinerary\, gear to bring (and not bring)\, Rules and Safety Guidelines and important reminders.  There is no meal planning for this outing – we will have dinner Saturday night and breakfast Sunday morning on the ship (and clean up after ourselves!).  Also attached is a pre-order form for “I Survived a USS Midway Overnighter” T-Shirt. Please deal directly with the ship’s Jet Shop if you are interested in ordering. \nCost:   $85.00 per person.  Make checks payable to BSA Troop 355 and send to: \nGreg Geraci2376 Las Lunas StreetPasadena\, CA 91107 \n(FYI – there will be no refunds on this trip because we have to commit to the amount we promise) \nTiming:  All attendees must be on the pier in San Diego by 4:30 PM Saturday.  The check-in briefing and fire drill is MANDATORY.  If you get there too late the ship will be locked down and no one will be allowed on or off the ship.  Our voyage will conclude at 9:30 AM Sunday morning\, but you are welcome to stay aboard and continue exploring the ship.   \nTransportation: You are responsible for transportation to and from the carrier.  Parking is available on the pier for a fee of $12:00.  You can also arrange for transportation by ordering tickets through Amtrak (http://www.amtrak.com/pacific-surfliner-train)\, departing from Union Station downtown L.A.(called LAX by Amtrak) and arriving in San Diego downtown (SAN – located 2 blocks from the Midway).  The website shows the cost to be $37.00 per person for adults or $55.50 for an adult and child 15 years or younger.  According to the Midway information\, DO NOT BOOK A TRAIN AFTER TRAIN #774 WHICH LEAVES UNION STATION AT 12:30 PM AND ARRIVES IN SAN DIEGO AT 3:10 PM. Any train leaving after this will get you there too late.  Also\, please note that\, unfortunately\, there is major construction happening to the Orange County portion of the train line during the first three weekends of March.  That means the train will stop in Irvine and all passengers will be transferred to buses and driven to San Diego.  I’ve spoken with Amtrak and they promise the buses will arrive in San Diego on schedule! \nPlease let me know if you have any questions (do not Reply All).   Mr. Shwery\, please chime in on any items I left out.   I look forward to seeing all of you aboard ship!Greg Geraci      (818) 481-1680
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/uss-midway-aircraft-carrier-overnight-san-diego-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140209T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140209T000000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023409Z
CREATED:20200819T023409Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023409Z
UID:1909-1391904000-1391904000@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Anza Borrego Desert Camping Trip - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Thank you to all for the large interest in the Anza Borrego campout\, the park rangers have requested that we adjust the campout to accommodate our large group. Instead of backpacking we will car camp in an area navigable by the Troop 355 Honda Odysseys and similar vehicles. The new trip will feature the beauty of the Anza Borrego Desert\, a 2.5 hour excursion on retired Army M35 deuce and a half cargo trucks deep into the Borrego Badlands (pictured above)\, primitive camping\, and hiking. This trip also offers Friday night camping (optional)\, First Class and Cooking Merit Badge cooking opportunities\, a short hike to an ancient Native American village area\, and an early Sunday morning departure. \nWe will camp in the Blair Valley Primitive Camp adjacent to highway S-2\, 30 miles south of Borrego Springs. The cost of the new trip is $50\, entirely for the truck tour. Each patrol will plan and purchase its own food\, water and firewood. Here is the new schedule for Saturday February 8: \nGroup A9 am Badlands TourNoon Set Up Camp2 pm Easy 3 mile hike \nGroup B10 am Set Up CampNoon Badlands Tour3pm Easy 3 mile hike  \nWe will depart no later than 9 am on Sunday February 9. \nThe Anza Borrego Desert is located 150 miles and 3.5 hours from San Marino. To get there\, head south on I15\, exit at Temecula\, and follow Highway 79 through Warner Springs to Borrego Springs (directions will follow). We have 70 spots and 65 are taken so far. Please check the updated list (attached) if you already signed up to confirm your reservation. Please confirm with me that you are still planning on attending this trip given the itinerary change.  Also let me know if you did not sign-up and would like to go.  \nChecks and release forms (attached) can be dropped off at the troop meeting tonight  or dropped by house no later than this Friday\, February 3. Please select Tour A or B and indicate if you are camping on Friday night. Tour times will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Release forms will not be accepted via email. Campers bring a sack lunch (for Saturday)\, trail snacks of 400 calories (for the Saturday hike)\, 1 liter of water\, and money for a IN-N-Out lunch on the trip home. \nLastly\, since this is very short notice we will NOT be able to do our regular car camping meal planning at the Troop meeting this evening.  Mr. Shwery will send out a revised roster with a list of Crews and Crew Leaders by end of the day this Saturday the 1st.  It will be the responsibility of the Crew Leader to be in contact with his Crew to identify the food\, water\, firewood\, supplies that you need to bring. \nMy address is:1390 S Marengo AvePasadena\, CA 91106 \nThe tour meeting place in Anza Borrego is: 1233 Palm Canyon DriveBorrego Springs\, CA 92004 \nPlease contact me with any questions. \nMr. Laudeman(626) 808-5614
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/anza-borrego-desert-camping-trip-click-for-details-3/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140208T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140208T000000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023408Z
CREATED:20200819T023408Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023408Z
UID:1908-1391817600-1391817600@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Anza Borrego Desert Camping Trip - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Thank you to all for the large interest in the Anza Borrego campout\, the park rangers have requested that we adjust the campout to accommodate our large group. Instead of backpacking we will car camp in an area navigable by the Troop 355 Honda Odysseys and similar vehicles. The new trip will feature the beauty of the Anza Borrego Desert\, a 2.5 hour excursion on retired Army M35 deuce and a half cargo trucks deep into the Borrego Badlands (pictured above)\, primitive camping\, and hiking. This trip also offers Friday night camping (optional)\, First Class and Cooking Merit Badge cooking opportunities\, a short hike to an ancient Native American village area\, and an early Sunday morning departure. \nWe will camp in the Blair Valley Primitive Camp adjacent to highway S-2\, 30 miles south of Borrego Springs. The cost of the new trip is $50\, entirely for the truck tour. Each patrol will plan and purchase its own food\, water and firewood. Here is the new schedule for Saturday February 8: \nGroup A9 am Badlands TourNoon Set Up Camp2 pm Easy 3 mile hike \nGroup B10 am Set Up CampNoon Badlands Tour3pm Easy 3 mile hike  \nWe will depart no later than 9 am on Sunday February 9. \nThe Anza Borrego Desert is located 150 miles and 3.5 hours from San Marino. To get there\, head south on I15\, exit at Temecula\, and follow Highway 79 through Warner Springs to Borrego Springs (directions will follow). We have 70 spots and 65 are taken so far. Please check the updated list (attached) if you already signed up to confirm your reservation. Please confirm with me that you are still planning on attending this trip given the itinerary change.  Also let me know if you did not sign-up and would like to go.  \nChecks and release forms (attached) can be dropped off at the troop meeting tonight  or dropped by house no later than this Friday\, February 3. Please select Tour A or B and indicate if you are camping on Friday night. Tour times will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Release forms will not be accepted via email. Campers bring a sack lunch (for Saturday)\, trail snacks of 400 calories (for the Saturday hike)\, 1 liter of water\, and money for a IN-N-Out lunch on the trip home. \nLastly\, since this is very short notice we will NOT be able to do our regular car camping meal planning at the Troop meeting this evening.  Mr. Shwery will send out a revised roster with a list of Crews and Crew Leaders by end of the day this Saturday the 1st.  It will be the responsibility of the Crew Leader to be in contact with his Crew to identify the food\, water\, firewood\, supplies that you need to bring. \nMy address is:1390 S Marengo AvePasadena\, CA 91106 \nThe tour meeting place in Anza Borrego is: 1233 Palm Canyon DriveBorrego Springs\, CA 92004 \nPlease contact me with any questions. \nMr. Laudeman(626) 808-5614
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/anza-borrego-desert-camping-trip-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140207T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140207T000000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023408Z
CREATED:20200819T023408Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023408Z
UID:1907-1391731200-1391731200@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Anza Borrego Desert Camping Trip - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Thank you to all for the large interest in the Anza Borrego campout\, the park rangers have requested that we adjust the campout to accommodate our large group. Instead of backpacking we will car camp in an area navigable by the Troop 355 Honda Odysseys and similar vehicles. The new trip will feature the beauty of the Anza Borrego Desert\, a 2.5 hour excursion on retired Army M35 deuce and a half cargo trucks deep into the Borrego Badlands (pictured above)\, primitive camping\, and hiking. This trip also offers Friday night camping (optional)\, First Class and Cooking Merit Badge cooking opportunities\, a short hike to an ancient Native American village area\, and an early Sunday morning departure. \nWe will camp in the Blair Valley Primitive Camp adjacent to highway S-2\, 30 miles south of Borrego Springs. The cost of the new trip is $50\, entirely for the truck tour. Each patrol will plan and purchase its own food\, water and firewood. Here is the new schedule for Saturday February 8: \nGroup A9 am Badlands TourNoon Set Up Camp2 pm Easy 3 mile hike \nGroup B10 am Set Up CampNoon Badlands Tour3pm Easy 3 mile hike  \nWe will depart no later than 9 am on Sunday February 9. \nThe Anza Borrego Desert is located 150 miles and 3.5 hours from San Marino. To get there\, head south on I15\, exit at Temecula\, and follow Highway 79 through Warner Springs to Borrego Springs (directions will follow). We have 70 spots and 65 are taken so far. Please check the updated list (attached) if you already signed up to confirm your reservation. Please confirm with me that you are still planning on attending this trip given the itinerary change.  Also let me know if you did not sign-up and would like to go.  \nChecks and release forms (attached) can be dropped off at the troop meeting tonight  or dropped by house no later than this Friday\, February 3. Please select Tour A or B and indicate if you are camping on Friday night. Tour times will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Release forms will not be accepted via email. Campers bring a sack lunch (for Saturday)\, trail snacks of 400 calories (for the Saturday hike)\, 1 liter of water\, and money for a IN-N-Out lunch on the trip home. \nLastly\, since this is very short notice we will NOT be able to do our regular car camping meal planning at the Troop meeting this evening.  Mr. Shwery will send out a revised roster with a list of Crews and Crew Leaders by end of the day this Saturday the 1st.  It will be the responsibility of the Crew Leader to be in contact with his Crew to identify the food\, water\, firewood\, supplies that you need to bring. \nMy address is:1390 S Marengo AvePasadena\, CA 91106 \nThe tour meeting place in Anza Borrego is: 1233 Palm Canyon DriveBorrego Springs\, CA 92004 \nPlease contact me with any questions. \nMr. Laudeman(626) 808-5614
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/anza-borrego-desert-camping-trip-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140126T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20140126T130000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023404Z
CREATED:20200819T023404Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023404Z
UID:1899-1390719600-1390741200@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:10 Mile Mt. Lowe Hike - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Brian and John Haskin will lead this fun hike that continues along the historic Mt. Lowe Railway trail 2.5 miles beyond Echo Mountain for a round trip total of 10 miles.  This hike is challenging and suitable for Boy Scouts of any age in reasonable physical condition that completed a previous troop hike of at least 5 miles. \nBring 2 liters of water and high carbohydrate snacks consisting of approximately 1000 calories. \nTrailhead: Corner of N Lake Ave and E Loma Alta DrDistance: 10 milesStart Time: 7:00 a.m. Finish: Approx. 1:00 p.m.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/10-mile-mt-lowe-hike-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131214T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131214T220000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023356Z
CREATED:20200819T023356Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023356Z
UID:1882-1387040400-1387058400@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Henninger Flats Night Hike!  New for Troop 355!  Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Trailhead: Corner of North Altadena Drive and Roosevelt Avenue\,  PasadenaDistance: 7 milesStart Time: 5 p.m.Finish: Approx. 10:00 p.m. \nA headlamp\, warm jacket\, and hat are required. Bring 1.5 liters of water and high carbohydrate snacks consisting of approximately 600 calories. \nThis hike will meet the conditioning hike requirement for Hiking Merit Badge\, the 5 mile hike requirement for Second Class\, count as a Troop activity for Second Class and First Class\, and partially fulfill the active requirement for Star\, Life and Eagle. Scouts working on Star\, Life\, and Eagle will have the opportunity to organize the Scouts and lead the hike\, thereby earning partial credit for the leadership requirement.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/henninger-flats-night-hike-new-for-troop-355-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131117T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131117T000000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023350Z
CREATED:20200819T023350Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023350Z
UID:1870-1384646400-1384646400@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Kart Racing (Adams Motorsports) & Camping (Rancho Jurupa Park) - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Back by popular demand – we are going Kart Racing!!! \nWe are heading to Adams Motorsports Park in Riverside to go Kart Racing. On Friday night we’ll camp at Rancho Jurupa Park (only a couple of miles from Adams Motorsports)\, Saturday we’ll Kart race (an additional tour is in the works as well!)\, camp Saturday night back at Rancho Jurupa Park\, and head for home on Sunday.   \nWith two nights of camping this is a great opportunity to get some of those new Cooking Merit Badge requirements under your belt. \nAssistant Scoutmaster Jason Dawes is organizing this trip and will have more details to share in the fall.  If you would like to learn more about Adams Motorsports check out their website: www.adamsmotorsportspark.com .
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/kart-racing-adams-motorsports-camping-rancho-jurupa-park-click-for-details-3/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131116T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131116T000000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023349Z
CREATED:20200819T023349Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023349Z
UID:1868-1384560000-1384560000@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Kart Racing (Adams Motorsports) & Camping (Rancho Jurupa Park) - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Back by popular demand – we are going Kart Racing!!! \nWe are heading to Adams Motorsports Park in Riverside to go Kart Racing. On Friday night we’ll camp at Rancho Jurupa Park (only a couple of miles from Adams Motorsports)\, Saturday we’ll Kart race (an additional tour is in the works as well!)\, camp Saturday night back at Rancho Jurupa Park\, and head for home on Sunday.   \nWith two nights of camping this is a great opportunity to get some of those new Cooking Merit Badge requirements under your belt. \nAssistant Scoutmaster Jason Dawes is organizing this trip and will have more details to share in the fall.  If you would like to learn more about Adams Motorsports check out their website: www.adamsmotorsportspark.com .
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/kart-racing-adams-motorsports-camping-rancho-jurupa-park-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131115T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131115T000000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023348Z
CREATED:20200819T023348Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023348Z
UID:1867-1384473600-1384473600@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Kart Racing (Adams Motorsports) & Camping (Rancho Jurupa Park) - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Back by popular demand – we are going Kart Racing!!! \nWe are heading to Adams Motorsports Park in Riverside to go Kart Racing. On Friday night we’ll camp at Rancho Jurupa Park (only a couple of miles from Adams Motorsports)\, Saturday we’ll Kart race (an additional tour is in the works as well!)\, camp Saturday night back at Rancho Jurupa Park\, and head for home on Sunday.   \nWith two nights of camping this is a great opportunity to get some of those new Cooking Merit Badge requirements under your belt. \nAssistant Scoutmaster Jason Dawes is organizing this trip and will have more details to share in the fall.  If you would like to learn more about Adams Motorsports check out their website: www.adamsmotorsportspark.com .
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/kart-racing-adams-motorsports-camping-rancho-jurupa-park-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131110T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131110T110000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023347Z
CREATED:20200819T023347Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023347Z
UID:1865-1384066800-1384081200@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Orchard Camp Hike - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Trailhead: Corner of Mt Wilson Trail Drive and Miramonte Ave\, Sierra MadreDistance: 7 milesStart Time: 7:00 a.m. Finish: Approx. 11:00a.m. \nBring 1.5 liters of water and high carbohydrate snacks consisting of approximately 600 calories. \nThis hike will meet the conditioning hike requirement for Hiking Merit Badge\, the 5 mile hike requirement for Second Class\, count as a Troop activity for Second Class and First Class\, and partially fulfill the active requirement for Star\, Life and Eagle. Scouts working on Star\, Life\, and Eagle will have the opportunity to organize the Scouts and lead the hike\, thereby earning partial credit for the leadership requirement. \nWe need at least one other adult to participate. Any and all adults willing and nearly able to participate in hikes this year should email Mr. Laudeman so we can plan future hikes.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/orchard-camp-hike-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131026T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131026T100000
DTSTAMP:20200819T023344Z
CREATED:20200819T023344Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200819T023344Z
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SUMMARY:Echo Mountain Hike - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:This Saturday morning we will hike up Echo Mountain\, a resort ruins 2.75 miles above Pasadena. This is a classic San Gabrel Mountain hike\, not to hard\, and fun. \nTrailhead: The top of Lake Avenue (crosstreet E Loma Alta Dr)Distance: 5.5 milesStart Time: 7:00 a.m.Finish: Approx. 10:00 a.m. \nBring 1 liter of water and high carbohydrate snacks consisting of approximately 400 calories. \nThis hike will meet the conditioning hike requirement for Hiking Merit Badge\, the 5 mile mile hike requirement for Second Class\, count as a Troop activity for Second Class and First Class\, and partially fulfill the active requirement for Star\, Life and Eagle. Scouts working on Star\, Life\, and Eagle will have the opportunity to organize the Scouts and lead the hike\, thereby earning partial credit for the leadership requirement. \nAdults willing and nearly able to participate in hikes this year should email Scott Laudeman at laudeman@outlook.com so we can plan future hikes.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/echo-mountain-hike-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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SUMMARY:Introductory Backpack Trip to Cooper Canyon - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Schedule start time TBD (assume early AM departure on Saturday and mid-afternoon return on Sunday). \nThis is a great trip for first time backpackers – and seasoned backpackers will enjoy it as well! Mr. Chase has commented in the past ‘if you can carry a duffle bag\, you can do this trip!’  \nThe hike is 2.7 miles each way on the Burkhart and Pacific Crest Trails.  It is as flat a hike as you are going to get in the Angeles National Forest with a net loss of 250 feet in elevation on the hike to camp.  \nSign-ups will occur in late September.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/introductory-backpack-trip-to-cooper-canyon-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20131019T000000
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UID:1854-1382140800-1382140800@54.184.4.128
SUMMARY:Introductory Backpack Trip to Cooper Canyon - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:Schedule start time TBD (assume early AM departure on Saturday and mid-afternoon return on Sunday). \nThis is a great trip for first time backpackers – and seasoned backpackers will enjoy it as well! Mr. Chase has commented in the past ‘if you can carry a duffle bag\, you can do this trip!’  \nThe hike is 2.7 miles each way on the Burkhart and Pacific Crest Trails.  It is as flat a hike as you are going to get in the Angeles National Forest with a net loss of 250 feet in elevation on the hike to camp.  \nSign-ups will occur in late September.
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/introductory-backpack-trip-to-cooper-canyon-click-for-details/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20130929T000000
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SUMMARY:Kayak Trip to Santa Cruz Island - Click for Details
DESCRIPTION:We will board a boat from Ventura Harbor to Santa Cruz Island. One group will kayak to the beach for lunch\, the other group will hike. After lunch the groups will switch and hike or kayak back to the starting point. We will then take the boat back to to the trailhead for a 1 mile backpack into camp. Sunday will be free for snorkleing\, kayaking\, or hiking. The boat for home leaves at noon.   Check out this website: www.sbadventureco.com .DETAILS:Trip Highlights:	Guided Kayak TourSnorkeling in Scorpion Bay (equipment provided for kayaking participants.  If you are not kayaking and you would like to snorkel\, you can bring your own equipment)Boat Ride to and from Ventura HarborCost:$170/ea. person for boat rides/guided kayak tour/camping participants OR $80/ea. person for NON-kayaking/snorkling particpants (boat ride and camping only).Other Info:	Campout and Kayak tour is limited to a total of 60 people.Priority will be given to Scouts on a ‘first paid’ basis.Wait List will be established.Payment due by the Monday\, September 9th troop meeting.Make check out to BSA Troop 355Mail to John Byrne at 1650 S. Euclid Ave\, San Marino CA  91108Contact Info: 	John Byrne – (626).441-2604 or via email at jbyrne@hillfarrer.com
URL:http://54.184.4.128/event/kayak-trip-to-santa-cruz-island-click-for-details-2/
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Activity
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