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Summer 2023

Scout Troop 100 had a busy summer, with two weeklong camping trips as well as a high adventure trek to Philmont Scout Ranch.

The summer began with the trip to Goshen Scout Camp in Goshen, Virginia. The Scouts worked on their merit badges and enjoyed swimming, rifle shooting and other activities.

Later in the summer, Scouts attend Camp Rodney, on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay where they learned about the unique ecology of the area while working on merit badges like motor boating, leatherwork and archery.

Also, in August, Scouts headed to Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico to embark on a 70 mile backpacking trip. The Scouts went rock climbing, hiked up Mt. Baldy and enjoyed hiking and camping in the high desert.

Spring-Summer 2022

The Century Troop has been busy this year. After participating in Goshen, Rodney, and Philmont over the summer, the Troop helped complete three Eagle Scout projects during the winter. While the Scouts will see these new Eagle Scouts head off to college, the Century Troop is happy that several plan to continue as University Reserve Scouters, helping the Troop when home on vacation. Additionally, the Troop is excited to welcome several new Scouts, some brand new to BSA and some continuing on from Cub Scout dens, joining the Troop for next year’s adventures.

Appalachian Trail hike

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In April, the Scouts went on an overnight hike along the Appalachian Trail

Winter 2021-2022

The Scouts had a busy Winter, going on camping trips to places like Marsh's Farm and helping their fellow Scouts complete Eagle Scout projects.

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Fall 2021

The Century Troop is meeting this fall after a busy summer of camping. Possibly to make up for a year of Covid, Troop 100 Scouts attended Goshen, Philmont, and Rodney! Now the Scouts are ready to embark on a new year full of Scoutcraft, hiking, camping, and service opportunities.

Fall 2020

Troop 100 continues to meet despite the limitations of Coronavirus. Taking advantage of the opportunity to explore nature closer to home, Troop 100 went hiking in Glover-Archbold Park and the Battery Kemble Trail among others. As camping is essential to the program, the Troop has held camping @ home evenings. Most recently, the Troop held an outdoor movie night, enjoying the Scout classic Follow Me Boys after time on Scoutcraft to allow the newest Scouts to meet requirements. And, Troop 100 would never forget the Scout Law to be helpful in this pandemic season, turning Scouting for Food into its second contactless Food Drive this year.

Christmas Tree Sale

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Friends of Troop 100,

The Troop 100 Christmas Tree Sale is here.  We have the freshest trees in town. And, we heard you loud and clear - 2 types!  Your tree is growing on a local family-owned farm and will be cut the day before the sale.

Canaan Fir, Douglas Fir, tabletop trees and, new this year, wreaths and white pine roping.

Don’t miss your opportunity to get some of the freshest trees in town from a local, family-run tree farm while supporting your local Boy Scout Troop! These trees are the highest quality trees available and have been carefully shaped and trimmed into Christmas trees.

Date: Saturday, December 7, 2019, 8 am to 4 pm
Location: Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church (just off Tenley Circle)

Table-tops: $40 Wreaths: $30 to $35

Price: Large trees: Canaan Valley Fir $80 and Douglas Fir $70

Delivery available within 3 miles for $10

Pre-Orders

Best way to get the tree you want and save 10% is to pre-order online at: http://century-troop.square.site

Questions can be forwarded to: [email protected]

Follow the Troop on facebook: CenturyTroop

 

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Sugarloaf Camping Trip

The Troop had perfect camping weather this weekend camping for the first campout of the year.

Eagle Service Project – Sept. 28-29, 2019

Eagle Scout Service Project

Nico’s Eagle Scout Service Project
Audubon Naturalist Society Woodend Conservatory

 

When:
Saturday, September 28th 9am - 4pm
Sunday, September 29th 9am - 3pm (if needed)

Where:
Audubon Naturalist Society
Woodend Conservatory
8940 Jones Mill Rd, Chevy Chase, MD 20815

What:
Setting up 20 bird houses including replacing and installing new polling mounts

What you can bring:
Gloves, Water bottle, closed-toed shoes, goggles.

What’s in it for you???
Food and water will be provided
Service hours
A good feeling with helping the community
My gratitude

For more information on the Audubon Naturalist Society Woodend Conservatory visit https://anshome.org/

Troop 100 Open House Fall 2019

Scouts BSA Troop 100 is hosting an Open House for boys interested in Scouts on Wednesday, September 11, 2019 at 7:15pm on Tenley Circle. Troop 100 is a non-denominational Troop with Scouts ranging in age from 11 to 18 and attending public, private, charter, and home schools. The Troop has weekly meetings, monthly camping and hiking trips, regular service events, annual high adventure trips, and more. Also known as the Century Troop, Troop 100 is the oldest Troop in Washington D.C. and recently celebrated its 100th anniversary. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].

Directions: Saint Ann’s is located at the corner of Wisconsin Avenue and Yuma Street NW. Please enter to the left of the main church entrance off of Wisconsin Avenue. Proceed through the iron gate on the left to the door at the end of the walkway.

Information on the Scouting BSA program can be found at https://www.scouting.org.

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