1st Pontygwaith Scout Group

Spook carved pumpkins.

Spook carved pumpkins.

Looks like some spooky things have been happening in Pontygwaith…and it’s not even Halloween yet. More photographs can be found on Facebook.

Some nice pumpkins from the farm.

Collecting pumpkins.

Looks like the cubs and scouts have been collecting pumpkins for Halloween over the farm.

I am not sure why they are looking for pumpkins up a tree…

You can seen more photographs on Facebook.

In the New Year we are looking to run a couple of taster sessions to see if there is sufficient demand to restart the Beaver Scout Colony for young people between the ages of 6-8 years of age. The success of this project will depend on the recruitment of sufficient adults to run the section.

The young people will have the opportunity participate in activities based around making things, games, songs, investigating nature, listening to stories, learning how to be safe and making new friends.
We also have vacancies in the Cub section for young people between the ages of 8-10.5 years of age and work together in Sixes and try lots of different activities like hiking, exploring, music and grass sledging. We arrange plenty of activities and opportunities to go camping, sleeping in a tent alongside friends while joining in all sorts of exciting outdoor activities
If you are interested in volunteering or bringing you child to one of these sessions please contact John on 07976623950.

It would also be appreciated if you could help us spread the work.

Good Shot!

Dalek and TARDIS.

Another good camp and no more camping until September.

More photographs can be found on Facebook.

For those who don’t already know…TARDIS…Time and Relative Dimension In Space!

Hi-wire bridge walk.

Dangling about at LLangorse Multi Activity Centre.

Photos can be found on Facebook.

Water Sliding!

Looks like everyone was having fun and getting very wet!

More photos on Facebook.

Too tired…

Zorbing – I think…?

All Wales Scout Camp 2014 photographs can be found on Facebook.

John said “Another good camp and we are all looking forward to the survival camp and the fried locus”.

Not too sure about the last bit…where do you get locus anyway?

John has uploaded some photos of the visit to the farm.

I like the sheep called A3 – strange naming it after a road.