Can you tell what’s planned for an upcoming #Cubs Meeting?
Yup, knots.
It seems this is an obvious first knot to teach them, even if I’m more of a Woggle person.
Each Six has a designated woggle so unless our Cubs want to use both the knot won’t be being used weekly.
I may be new at this but I’ve come to appreciate my Group’s tartan necker even more. All these other neckers are made from materials that are harder to roll and knot.
Personally, even though I’ve not got mine yet, I’m pro-woggle.
I am inclined to learn the knot shown in my Poll post, having said that, as I think there will be instances I might want to be sure things stay in place…or I lose my #Woggle.
Plus, like badges, they are a thing to collect. And I’ve already developed a love of badges already…😜 🔰
And they are iconic, like the neckers/neckerchiefs/scarves.
#ScoutingNewbie #Scouting ⚜️ #Woggles #neckers #knots #neckerchiefs #scarves
Remember when being a Boy Scout was a sense of achievement, well along with that was knowing how to remake your woggle once you’d untied it
1971: AMAZING #PillarBox -Jumping #Pensioner | #Nationwide | #Weird and Wonderful | #BBCArchive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxUV8Sjy07U&ab_channel=BBCArchive
#PillarBoxJumping #British #BBC #1970s #70s #BBCNationwide #Woggle #WoggleHopping #WoggleJumping #WoggleHopper #WoggleJumper
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