Yes, it's a sport, and YES, it's fun! Frisbee Golf!

Todd A demonstrating correct technique for a side-arm throw with GS.



These are the goals. Similar to golf, there are "holes" and par, the number of throws you want to be under or match. Rather than being a hole in the ground, however, these holes are metal baskets with chains. Aim for the orange stripe!



Todd showing some power and skill behind a shot. See how flat the frisbee flies?




Often the hard part is getting the frisbee in the basket, once you're close to it.





Todd A helping LK shoot around an obstacle. As long as your body can touch the point where your last throw landed and your body is behind that point, you can step out from the obstacle to better aim.

Independence Day Beadcrafts

Here's a few rounds of Hackey-Sack done prior to the bead-craft.
















DS demonstrates the turbo-kick action of his beadwork Uncle Sam

An-young! Korean Culture Day!

안녕하세요 (Hello!) Our scouts had the fantastic opportunity to learn about Korean geography, culture, customs, language, and even cuisine this past saturday! We are VERY grateful for Byoungju and his wife Yejean who took their time to tell us about what growing up in Korea was like and sharing the richness of their cultural heritage!



Yejean and her daughters in traditional Korean dress.





Under Byoungju's patient tutelage our scouts learned several phrases.

SJ holds up a piece of coinage ("It's worth about ten cents!") used as the weight in jaegi, or traditional 'hacky-sacks.' As a final activity Byoungju showed our scouts how to make these themselves using a rubber-band, a plastic bag, and a little weight.




Here's DC's jaegi in action - look no higher than the ceiling.


Again, our very kindest thanks to Byoungju and Yejean (as well as their daughters) for giving us all an excellent and memorable exposure to Korean culture and for the AMAZING food!!!