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Retired in 1989 after 23 years in the military then worked as an electronic technician until 2006 when the wife and I retired and became full-time RVers. We spend our time now traveling around the country and volunteering in state parks and this summer in Allegheny National Forest. It's a truly great lifestyle!

Retired in 1989 after 23 years in the military then worked as an electronic technician until 2006 when the wife and I retired and became full-time RVers. We spend our time now traveling around the country and volunteering in state parks and this summer in Allegheny National Forest. It's a truly great lifestyle!

Retired in 1989 after 23 years in the military then worked as an electronic technician until 2006 when the wife and I retired and became full-time RVers. We spend our time now traveling around the country and volunteering in state parks and this summer in Allegheny National Forest. It's a truly great lifestyle!

Retired in 1989 after 23 years in the military then worked as an electronic technician until 2006 when the wife and I retired and became full-time RVers. We spend our time now traveling around the country and volunteering in state parks and this summer in Allegheny National Forest. It's a truly great lifestyle!

Thank you all for the warm welcome. Hopefully I will be able to add as much to the forum as I know will get out of it. It's a pleasure to be among such a fine group of scouters.

I'm new to the group and am currently residing (camped?) in Texas. I found the Scouter forums while searching for information on a favorite Scout Camp of my youth, Camp Tionesta near Tionesta, Pennsylvania. Although I'm retired and have been away from scouting for some time, I still remember the good times and life lessons learned in Troop 141, Allegheny Council. My wife and I are full-time RVers now so I guess I still use some of the skills learned as a scout. I know things have changed a lot since my scouting days but I'm glad that the organization is still alive and well and still helping young boys become outstanding citizens of our great country. I'd sure like to know what happened to Camp Tionesta. Any Scouter members have any information?