Woodbadge

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Eric Buher

the instructions for making an owl light switch cover with wood and acrylic paint

Boy Scouts Woodbadge

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an image of a red shirt with animals on it

WOOD BADGE Back Patch 8 Patrol Critters Boy Scout Leader Uniform Red Jacket Coat | eBay

WOOD BADGE Back Patch 8 Patrol Critters Boy Scouts of America GILWELL

the words take the wood badge quiz are in front of an orange and green background

Wood Badge Christmas Cards - Wood Badge Alabama

Take the Wood Badge Quiz at http://www.woodbadgealabama.com/wood-badge-quiz/

a rope with an image of a man wearing a cowboy hat and holding two crosses

SCOUTS OF CHINA (TAIWAN) - SCOUT FOUNDER LORD BP 2 Beads Woodbadge Woggle Slide

a totem sitting on the back of a pickup truck

Boy Scout Woodbadge Owl Patrol Totem (NE-II 100 Sept 1999)

a watermelon shaped like a mouse with red eyes and green ears sitting on top of a metal tray

Canadian Red, White & Bacon Skewers (And a Watermelon Beaver)

Love It! A watermelon Beaver! Jo and Sue: Canadian Red, White & Bacon Skewers (And a Watermelon Beaver)

a close up of a metal object on a white surface

SCOUTS CHINA TAIWAN GILWELL WOODBADGE HOLLOW Scout Neckerchief Scarf Woggle

SCOUTS OF CHINA (TAIWAN) GILWELL WOODBADGE HOLLOW Scout Neckerchief Scarf Woggle | eBay

In the 1920 the name "woggle" was invented by Gidney, the first chief of Gilwell. Baden Powell suggested a special scarf slide to go with the Gilwell Scarf. In the early days of leader training, fire lighting by friction was very much a novelty and for many years was demonstrated on Wood Badge courses. A main piece of equipment was a length of leather thong. Using one of the fire lighting thongs, Bill Shankley, produced a two strand Turk's head slide that was adopted as the official "woggle"

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Featherlady Studio: wildlife art by Northwest artist Julie Thompson

Kudu Scouters who have been through Wood Badge will immediately recognize the symbols here. This was painted as a fundraiser for the Campership program for Sleeping Giant District, Pacific Harbors Council, BSA. Julie Thompson.