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Yes we did explore the avenues of ARTS! What do you guys think?

I know. I know. I was against it. YET it happened and now it's out there for all to see. YES our very own ACTION on the trail. We did this little video at the end of the Crim Della Crim of the Eye of the Needle backpack. Now you know!

GRNI! We have to have some fun after we packup and are ready for our last mile out. I was the sound effects and the video man!

Could we have a drum roll please.
https://youtu.be/bSJNfNYQEJ0

So who's Ernie???

You do arts all the time Mark with pictures and videos and council fire services includes skits and other performances. Just those things supplement the main niche not became a primary focus.

I agree.  I don' t know of any ARTS, TECH, AUTO, MISSIONS, TRADES based Royal Ranger Outposts.  The Johnnie Barnes based outposts that I know of we use a little here and their of all those  methods.  YET never met a person that didn't CAMP in Royal Rangers unless they are a Ranger Kid Commander and by design camping would be a stretch for them and in the Johnnie Barnes program Ranger Kids were not consider or recommended to be a camping program.  

Ernie is now a 20 year old young man that is faithful to Church and Rangers and grew up since Ranger Kids in the program.  He is one of those young men that is tougher than nails. Not afraid of much and everyone likes him.  While he may just pull a cheese burger out of his pocket 8 hours later and eat it or even find something that was in the dumpster that is still consumable he may just eat that as well.  Ernie would survive when others would not.  

Ernie has his own ways sometimes.   He listens then does things the way he wants to do them.  I would take a whole outpost of young men like him.  

The video was talked about on the way up a 2 mile trek up a Arkansas creek to places that make WOW into an Adventure.    

Here is our Event report on the outing we made this video on.
http://readyrangers.tzo.com/2017EyeUp/2017EyeUP.htm