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We really enjoyed the West Point Camporee when we went. But, that hill top is mighty exposed. I can imagine foul weather triggering mass casualty. Snow amounts are unpredictable. Two inches less and a bit colder and everyone would be bragging about getting another winter campout in. However, the need to declare such a casualty alert should not be considered a failure. If hundreds were treated and released the same day, that’s a success. Winds, on the other hand, require mass evacuation—all with serious risks. If such an advisory is in the forecast, dodging is the best option. -
By InquisitiveScouter · Posted
yes, you are most likely correct. But it did help shift the focus of the two to deal with what they were thinking about the situation. As for integrity... it is built into Trustworthy. If I had a 13th point of the Scout Law, it would be that a Scout is Grateful. -
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that adds to my statement The weather was a known event therefore it should have been planned for. waivers are nice what they do not protect you from stupid Acts.
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