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Wood Badge Training Notebook

Participants in William "Green Bar Bill" Hillcourt's Scoutcraft-based Wood Badge course  were required to keep notes and sketches.

Staffers reviewed the notebooks during the week-long  course.

 

Fox Patrol Totem

 

Sketching Hints

Notebook alternates one clear page for sketches with every four lined pages for notes.

How to Keep Notes

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There are no notebook entries for Thursday. 

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Spare Time Activities

 

Baden-Powell's  Wood Badge
Based on the Circa 1965 Program

 

 

 

   

 

 


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