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DID YOU KNOW ?

ASH TRADITION.

The ash tradition represents the Friendship and Scouting Spirit.

It's goes like this, you keep the ashes from Campfire A.

After that, the next campfire, let's call it Campfire B, you mix the ashes from Campfire A to Campfire B.

Pretty cool huh? :)

MINIATURE PIONEERING.

This technique was originally used by Scouts to create a model for campsite planning.

Although design and complexity plays a major part in judging the value of a model, BUT, lashing quality plays a major role whereby it is evaluated based on the three criteria.

1) Tightness

2) Tidiness

3) Cleanliness

Real Pioneering.

An example of a camp gateway.

YELLS

Cool Yells from several countries :D

AMERICAN

A - M - E - R - I - C - A!

Boy Scouts! Boy Scouts!

U - S - A ! !

FRENCH

Adidgi, Adidgi, Ah ou ah!

Adidgi, Adidgi, zim, bom, bah!

Ah ou ah, zim bom bah!

Ah! Ah!! A-a-a-ah!!!

(Last ah like air escaping from baloon)

DUTCH

Ric! tic! Ric-a-tic-a-tic!

Hopsa! Hopsa! Hie!

(Repeated three times).

DANISH

Teh rikkeh, teh gikkeh, teh geffen!

Viola, Vo-ola, effen!

Leve Spejderchefen!

Last line pronounced: "Lehvay Spider-chef-ain!"

meaning "Long live the Chief Scout!"

DANISH APPLAUSE

B - R - A - V - 0!

Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!

(Snap it out, short and sharp, like: Brow! Brow! Brow!)

CANADIAN

(In Norwegian disguise)

I, gee, it ta keeh!

I, ee, jip!

Spejdere, Spejdere! Rip, Rip, Rip!

Kanta Teta Vah vah!

Kanta Teta Tar!

Fremad Spejdere! Fremad Spejdere!

Rah! Rah! Rah!

(Fremad means Forward; Spejdere = Boy Scouts, pronounced Spider.)

ENGLISH

Leader: Who are we?

Chorus: We are the boys who make no noise!

Hoo-ha! Hoo-ha-ha!

Hoo-ha! Hoo-ha! Hoo-ha-ha!

F-I-V-E! Five ! (or other Troop number).

ENGLISH RANK CALL

Be prepared! Be prepared!

Shout! Shout! Shout!

Tenderfoot! Second Class!

First Class Scout!

ENGLISH

Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah!

Boy Scouts! Boy Scouts!

(Repeat three times, imitating a locomotive with increasing speed.

Arm-movements like the piston.)

Ray! Ray! Ray! Ray! Ray! Ray!

(Rays without arm-movements and gradually diminishing to finish.)

CREDITS TO.

JIAN HAN.

for helping me find the info's :)