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X'mas Camp at Hok Tau Campsite
(24-26
December 2005)
The troop held their Christmas camp at Hok
Tau Campsite with 13 scouts attended. The promotion of three members of
the scout troop to the venture unit took place during the camp. In addition,
8 sixers from the cub pack joined to have a feel of what they would do when
they are promoted to the scout troop.
Hok Tau Campsite is probably one of the busiest campsites in Hong Kong,
there were at least 200 people (there were other scout groups too) at Hok
Tau Campsite which is about the size of a football field!!
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Group Holiday Camp at PLK Pak Tam Chung Holiday Camp
( 27-29 August 2005 )
49 cubs, 14 scouts and 3 ventures attended
the Group Holiday Camp at PLK Pak Tam Chung Camp during the last few days
of the summer holidays. This was probably the only reason for the cubs and
scouts to look forward to the end of the summer holidays! This is the first
time we have been to this campsite and it was clean, tidy and spacious for
us to conduct activities. Unfortunately, due to low tide, we could not enjoy
the various water sports offered by the campsite, which we did most look
forwarded to. Everyone was sad when they left the camp because of the fun-packed
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Troop Camp at Tai Long Wan Campsite, Lantau Island
( 16-17 July 2005 )
15 scouts and 4 ventures attended the Troop
Camp at Tai Long Wan Campsite in Lantau Island. It's hard to find campsites
near beaches in Hong Kong but Tai Long Wan is one of the few. Although the
beach was not suitable for swimming, it provided us with ample space to
carry out activities. The scary big big spiders threatened our scouts!! |
 
 
 
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Visit - Ceramic Art and Tea Ware exhibitions
( 7 May 2005 )
To introduce our members to ceramic arts,
we moved our meeting to Hong Kong Park which held two very fine cermaic
exhibitions during early May.
The first exhibition was organised by
a group of amateur potters, the theme was "One Creation....All Unity". Our
members were asked to interview some of the potters to find out their
ideas behind their work.
The second exhibition we visited was
housed in the Museum of Tea Ware. It was an exhibition for a ceramic
competition and the theme was "Tea Ware" of course."
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Service - Catholic Catherdral
( 20 Feb 2005 )
The Troop served as crowd control during
Chinese New Year celebrations at the Catholic Catherdral on 20 Feb where
lion dance was performed. The Bishop of Hong Kong, Rev. Joseph Zen, was
the Guest of Honour at the celebrations.
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