Re: [Philmont]: Alone time

I like to fall back from the crew by about 25 yards while on the trail,
it lets me listen for wildlife and hear the wind moving through the
trees, instead of more scout jokes. This gives the semblance of being
alone, but the crew is still there in front of me (of course, I have to
then catch back up!).

Pete J

David Palmer wrote:

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>Does one need to spend the entire 13 days at Philmont with your crew without
>time for oneself? If not, any suggestions for ways to schedule "alone time"
>for Scouts and advisors on the trail?
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>David K. Palmer
>Scoutmaster - Olympia (Wash.) Troop 266
>Every Scout Absolutely Matters
>www.olympiatroop266.com
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cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent.
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Received on Tue Jan 24 08:49:05 2006