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  1. Equipment Reviews & Discussions

    Discussions dealing with equipment topics (tents, lights, packs, boots, stoves, etc.)

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    Tales of Scout cooks, prized techniques and yummy recipes for gathering around the fire.

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  4. Scout Stories: Subset : I FORGOT!!

    By SSScout,
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  5. 2013 Jamboree Requirements

    By SR540Beaver,
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  6. Suggestiosn for new tents

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  7. By The Books 1 2

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  8. Cast Iron in Freezing Temps

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  9. Needing help planning a summer trip

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  10. Camping Tips 1 2

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  11. Best tents for scouts ?? 1 2

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  14. Medical Issues

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  15. LNT over-rated! 1 2 3 4 6

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