2010 National Jamboree

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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.

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My Goals for 2010

Brandon Rogers tell a few of his goals in Boy Scouts for 2010.

David Tells All

Watch and find out what David Bunn hopes to see on the sightseeing tour before and after the jamboree.

What Scares Cory?

Watch Cory's vlog to find out what scares him about attending the jamboree and going on tour.

Cory is Senior Hitorian for the Greater Yosemite Council 2010 National Jamboree contingent.

Meet Adam Jones

Watch Adam's first vlog.

He tells about his summer at Camp John Mensinger in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.

Adam is a Jamobree Historian for Greater Yosemite Council in California.

Knee High Fire

Chad Burgess tells how he tried to increase the size of his campfire while still complying with camping rules. He also tells how he was corrected by his senior leaders!

Read the whole story in his blog.

Final Honors -by Chuck Douros

When a flag has become worn or tattered it is "retired." These emotional ceremonies, also known as "final honors", are performed with precision and care by the Boy Scouts of America in partnership with the VFW and the military. (read more)

The 365 Project Ends

Calum Hopwood, featured in a recent article on global community service, completed The 365 Project on YouTube. Watch the video Calum made thanking all the people who contributed vlogs and tuned in to watch. The project vlogs were viewed over 420,000 times last year!

Jamboree Vlog

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.

Watch the new vlog from Historian Kyle Land.