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Troop 895
April adventures, part 3 & 4 – here’s a sneak peek at a couple Eagle Scout projects. Our first eagle scout project will benefit Falls Church High School. This is the first of three Eagle Scout projects slated for completion this spring and summer! For our second Eagle Scout project, scouts painted a rainbow mural at the Center for Autism and Related Disorders in Arlington.
Tags: Service Projects
April adventures, part 2 – scouts spent the day at the US Naval Academy, participating in a STEM Jamboree organized by the midshipmen’s National Eagle Scout Association club. A long but fun day.
Tags: Camping And Outings
April adventures, part 1 – camping at Pohick Bay. Fun weekend included miniature golf, rain, and snakes!
Tags: Camping And Outings
First spring campout, at Elizabeth Furnace. It was 60 degrees when we arrived Friday evening, 18 degrees when we woke up Sunday morning! Yeah, it was cold. Scouts hiked and worked on the camping merit badge.
Tags: Camping And Outings
The troop had a great winter Court of Honor. Congratulations to all of the scouts who earned new ranks, merit badges, and other recognition. Among the merit badges were Railroading, Welding, and the new Citizenship in Society. The troop’s SPL earned a gold device for his National Outdoor Award, for camping 50 nights!
Tags: Court Of Honor
The weather finally cooperated last weekend, and we were able to set up the axe yard. Great instruction from one of our more senior scouts – four more scouts now have their Totin’ Chip and completed some rank requirements.
The troop hosted a pancake breakfast for our chartering organization, the Falls Church Presbyterian Church. First one since 2020 – everyone was happy to see the return of the tradition.
The troop had fun watching the game from a corporate box.
Cabin camping, visiting the Railroad Museum of PA, and riding Strasburg Rail Road’s steam train. Scouts worked on the railroading merit badge.
This December, the troop was busy with multiple service projects. To start off the month, the troop and Cub Scout pack 657 cleaned up the grounds of the Falls Church Presbyterian Church. As part of the Wreaths Across America event, the troop joined other scout and community groups to lay wreaths at Oakwood Cemetary in Falls Church. Continuing a tradition started during covid, the troop made holiday cards for residents of Sunrise Senior Living in Falls Church.
