Colossal Cobb Scouters’ Winter Campout
42nd Annual Adult Winter Camping Experience
For 41 years Scouters’ Winter Campout (SWC) has been an annual event for Cobb County Scouters. It showcases the best of Cobb’s three Scouting Districts: Covered Bridge, Foothills and Mountain Lake which began humbly as a training event to show adult leaders that their units could easily camp comfortably in the outdoors throughout the winter months and has grown into an adult “Camporee.” Bring your curiosity, warm clothes, best “Scout Spirit” and other adult members of your unit for a great weekend of FUN, fellowship and inspiration!
SWC is open to all adult Scouters from the Scoutmaster with 25 years of leadership to the Den Leader who just signed up at School Night for Scouting. The program is organized to emulate the Boy Scout patrol method, so start forming your Patrols of six to ten members now. Have more than ten members? The more patrols the merrier.
All registration will be completed on-line and available at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, September 28, 2009 continuing to December 26th on the SWC website www.swcbsa.org. Thereafter, registration will be on-site. Fees are: $12/participant if registered and paid on or prior to December 1, 2009 and $20/participant if registered and paid after December 1, 2009. Check-in begins at 3:00 PM Friday January 8, 2010 at the back of the Dining Hall at Woodruff Scout Reservation. Check payment will be made out to the Atlanta Area Council. Patrols MUST provide a Patrol Roster and a Medical Form (Class A and C physical, filled out by the attendee) at time of check in.
Come join us for our 42nd anniversary commemoration, put yourself in the shoes of a twelve year old boy and plan to be a part of this wonderful celebration of Scouting. Questions… please contact Senior Patrol Leader, Warren Wright at 770-578-1981 or wwright376@aol.com, Scoutmaster, John Keeshen at 770-499-8170 or jkeeshen@comcast.net.
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