Winter wonder
by Sion Davies, Clwyd Scouts Media Team
Over 100 Scouts from Wrexham District braved the cold for the annual Frost Camp in Forrest Camp, Cheshire in what was the largest ever turn-out for the event.
Despite the poor weather, the Scouts did many activities such as climbing and a night hike across the weekend. The Scouts also learnt some new skills, including First Aid and how to use Morse Code. Isaac Jeorrett of 1st Rhosnesni Scout Group said, 'We all had a fantastic time and I learnt many new skills such as first aid.'
With many different Scout Groups taking part in the camp, it was a good chance for the Scouts to learn new skills from fellow Scouts. On the Saturday the Scouts were mixed together into groups and had to complete challenges by working as a team. Ben Ledsham, a Scout from 1st Esclusham said, 'I had a great time this weekend meeting new Scouts and learning new skills that will help me in the future.'
One the final day of the camp the Scouts had a go at breaking some Guinness World Records. Despite nobody breaking any records, everyone still had a great time. Emma Done, a Scout from 1st Overton said, 'I really enjoyed the activities and the challenges we did over the weekend and I enjoyed the whole weekend.'
by Sion Davies, Clwyd Scouts Media Team
Over 100 Scouts from Wrexham District braved the cold for the annual Frost Camp in Forrest Camp, Cheshire in what was the largest ever turn-out for the event.
Despite the poor weather, the Scouts did many activities such as climbing and a night hike across the weekend. The Scouts also learnt some new skills, including First Aid and how to use Morse Code. Isaac Jeorrett of 1st Rhosnesni Scout Group said, 'We all had a fantastic time and I learnt many new skills such as first aid.'
With many different Scout Groups taking part in the camp, it was a good chance for the Scouts to learn new skills from fellow Scouts. On the Saturday the Scouts were mixed together into groups and had to complete challenges by working as a team. Ben Ledsham, a Scout from 1st Esclusham said, 'I had a great time this weekend meeting new Scouts and learning new skills that will help me in the future.'
One the final day of the camp the Scouts had a go at breaking some Guinness World Records. Despite nobody breaking any records, everyone still had a great time. Emma Done, a Scout from 1st Overton said, 'I really enjoyed the activities and the challenges we did over the weekend and I enjoyed the whole weekend.'