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E1…Prospect Bike Hike 20160529
CUB MUST HAVE THEIR OWN BIKE, HELMET,CLOSED SHOES AND FULL DRINK BOTTLE , BRING LUNCH TO HAVE AT PROSPECT RESERVOIR BEFORE GOING HOME .
CUBS TO WEAR UNIFORM , BRING A JACKET FOR AFTER THE RIDE , IT WILL GET COLD.
FAMILIES ARE ABLE TO DO THE RIDE , BUT ARE UNDER PARENT CONTROL – A PARENT MUST BE RIDING …
ALL FAMILIES ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US AT PROSPECT RESERVOIR FOR A PICNIC – BYO ALL FOOD A DRINKS ….NO SHOPS THERE.
CUBS WILL BE COLLECTED BY PARENTS FROM PROSPECT RESERVOIR, SOME WILL BE RIDING BACK TO FRANK AND ALBERT STS AFTER THE ACTIVITY WITH THEIR PARENTS WHO HAVE DONE THE RIDE OR IF ITS BEEN ORGANISED FOR THE CUB TO RIDE BACK WITH THE LEADERS TO BE PICKED UP AT FRANK ST( STARTING POINT ) .
IF BAD WEATHER ( RAINING ) THE ACTIVITY WILL NOT GO AHEAD. WILL DECIDE AT FRANK ST AT THE TIME OF THE RIDE.
Do not come to the Hall Thursday night for scouts we wont be there, We will be looking at the amazing Vivid light festival instead.
All the information is on the E1.
Meet at the Gooden Reserve Footbridge over the M2 at Winston Hills at 6.30pm Thursday.
Eat dinner first & there is no need to bring money just an OPAL card with $9.00 credit minimum, There will not be time for queing in shops buying food.
We have just over 2 hours in the city to look at as many of the Light exhibits as possible.
Back to be picked up just after 10.10pm.
The theme is “Go Nomad” and offers a unique scouting opportunity.
For Scouts aged 12½ to 17 years (at the start of the Jamboree), both boys and girls. IST members over 18 years.
Meet 6,000 Scouts from Mongolia, countries of the Asia Pacific Region, and from across the world.
Learn about the fascinating and unique Mongolian culture, history and nomadic lifestyle.
Activities include craft, hiking, orienteering, traditional games, songs and dances, riding horses and camels, archery, and putting up a ger (traditional tent).
Home hospitality for all youth members.
Email APRJ2017@scouts.com.au for more details.