IOLS  
6:00 PM
Other
These compressed, 24 hour IOLS sessions will be held at the Holy Trinity Parish Scout Hall, at 4215 Pine Road in East Bremerton. Chief Seattle Council has approved a 24 hour IOLS syllabus in the interest of satisfying the FULLY TRAINED requirements of Troop, Team and Crew top leaders for their 2012 unit recharter. • Rechartering top unit leadership has priority. ** • Cost is $20 per person. • 12 trainees planned per session. More may be accommodated. • Campsites will be in a wooded area. Share or use small tents. • Grass campsite overflow or powered tent sites are available. (bring an extension cord). • Bathroom facilities and power outlets are available at the Hall. • Scout hall, trails, and firepit areas are available for topics. Session One: STARTS at 6pm Thursday, Sept. 22nd to 6pm Friday, Sept. 23rd. (Please arrive earlier) Session Two: STARTS at 6pm Friday, Sept. 23rd to 6pm Saturday, Sept. 24th. (Please arrive earlier) • Registration and information are on the District website. • Contact J. Klega for questions – jayklega@yahoo.com
Wood Badge - 1st Weekend  
Pigott
Upper Lena Lake  
4:30 PM to 2:00 PM
Olympic National Park
Two options - backpack to Lower, day hike to upper, or backpack to both Lower Lena The hike is very popular one and easy to get to, so expect to see several hikers on summer weekends and holidays. The trail is quite wide in the beginning and is very well maintained the entire route. A series of gentle sloping switch-backs will be found after the first .25 miles, but they are easy to traverse and weave through quiet, deep woods of 2nd grow Fir and Cedar. You will cross several bridges along the way, but most river beds are dry in late summer. Approximately .5 mi. from the lake, the trail splits to the left, for Upper Lena Lake. If you brought Fido, you will enter the Olympic National Park approximately 1/2 mile past Lower Lena and dogs are not allowed in the Park, so keep the pup at Lower Lena. The trail eventually opens up to a spectacular mountain lake, with several campsites along the west shore and heavy boulders on the eastern side. Many hikers dive off these rocks, but caution is the word of the day. Overall - a GREAT hike for all! Upper Lena Ecosystem type: Montane forest, subalpine lake basin Trail tread types: Maintained General elevation trend: Moderate to steep River crossings: Lena Creek Unique features: Mountain views, wildflowers Level of difficulty: Moderate to strenuous Distance: 7.3 miles Elevation change: 700 ft. to 4550 ft. Best Season: Mid July through September
VFW Steak Night  
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
VFW Hall
IOLS  
6:00 PM
Other
These compressed, 24 hour IOLS sessions will be held at the Holy Trinity Parish Scout Hall, at 4215 Pine Road in East Bremerton. Chief Seattle Council has approved a 24 hour IOLS syllabus in the interest of satisfying the FULLY TRAINED requirements of Troop, Team and Crew top leaders for their 2012 unit recharter. • Rechartering top unit leadership has priority. ** • Cost is $20 per person. • 12 trainees planned per session. More may be accommodated. • Campsites will be in a wooded area. Share or use small tents. • Grass campsite overflow or powered tent sites are available. (bring an extension cord). • Bathroom facilities and power outlets are available at the Hall. • Scout hall, trails, and firepit areas are available for topics. Session One: STARTS at 6pm Thursday, Sept. 22nd to 6pm Friday, Sept. 23rd. (Please arrive earlier) Session Two: STARTS at 6pm Friday, Sept. 23rd to 6pm Saturday, Sept. 24th. (Please arrive earlier) • Registration and information are on the District website. • Contact J. Klega for questions – jayklega@yahoo.com

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