We woke up to rain on our first full day at KISC but it didn't slow us down. The first activity was crate stacking where you try to stack milk crates on top of each other and climb up the pile as you build it. The maximum height is 24 and several of our guys made it that far. After dinner we built a fire at "Uncle Sam's", a pavilion built many years ago by the Transatlantic Council of the BSA. We enjoyed a sing along with Scouts from Switzerland and were later joined by an Italian troop.
Plenty of rain and plenty of mud at the campsite Discussing the plan for the day
Getting our crate stacking instructions The all important belay rope
Brian starts to build his stack . . .
. . . which continues to grow . . .
. . . until the fall Mr. White stacks his crates
Oops
That puddle keeps getting bigger More crate stacking after lunch
The Scoutmaster stacks 'em up But suffers the usual fate in the end
Tami from Argentina gives Jimmy a little help
Yep, that's fresh snow on the mountains
Singing with the Scouts from Seeland in Switzerland at "Uncle Sam's"
Games with the Italians