Brandon Rogers tell a few of his goals in Boy Scouts for 2010.
My Jamboree Dreams
Daniel Lorentz writes a blog about what he looks forward to seeing on the jamboree tour. He also mentions one thing that worries him about the trip.
Read Daniel's blog in Doodles & Digs to discover his jamboree dreams... and fear.
25 Miles of Fun
Kevin Lacombe tells about a 25 mile hike he took with his troop last summer in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Be sure to watch the outtakes at the end of the vlog to appreciate the work that goes into these videos.
Our 11 Jamboree Historians create vlogs or blogs every month. There is something new to watch or read every 2 or 3 days. Follow Doodles & Digs - The Jamboree Blog for all the latests.
Alex shares his view of life with an ever growing audience on YouTube.
Alex is a fast rising star on You Tube. He opened his account AlwaysRanting on July 4, 2009. In just a few short months, the YouTube channel has gained nearly 2000 subscribers. His videos have been viewed more than 62,500 times!
Alex's videos are a collection of funny, witty, and often sarcastic vlogs he makes about various aspects of his life and the world in which we live. He has struck a chord with people of all ages. Alex's insights show tremendous maturity and his editorial style is intelligent and articulate.
Alex is 18 years old and lives on the east coast of the United States. He will complete high school this June and plans to attend university in the fall. He will pursue a degree in film production. For now, Alex is finishing his last year of high school and stays busy with sports along with video productions.
The current theme for our jamboree website is "goal setting." Alex has produced a video entitled "Ten Years from Now" that fits our theme beautifully. He went around his school and asked people to imagine what their lives will be like ten years from now. He filmed their responses and compiled them into a single video. You will be inspired by the answers he got and awed by the artistry of his film making. We are lucky to have youth like Alex and his classmates to brighten our world.