Scout Camp

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Scouts Winter Camp at Chalfont Heights 2017

1st Iver Scouts using their Paella cooker for the first time at Chalfont Heights campsite. The Rotary Club of Langley and Iver allocated funds collected during their 2016 Santa Street Collections to purchase the cooker. With a thriving group the Iver Scouts needed to be able to cook enough food to feed everyone in one session. “Trying to cook bangers, bacon and eggs for nearly thirty with our old pans was becoming difficult”. “ Having this new cooker makes the task quicker, safer and cuts down on the washing up”.

Braving a freezing snowy night under canvas in February tests the metal of the Scouts and their leaders. Leader Duncan Copas can be seen spatula in hand cooking a warming breakfast for the troops. I doubt the Spanish when they designed the Paella pan ever thought it would be used in freezing weather on the Chiltern Hills UK.

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Scouts Visit 2016: 2017 & 2018

back Once again the Local Scouts have planted for the second year running over 5000 Crocus bulbs Educating the local scouts group about Purple4Polio and Rotary.

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A Gala Dinner to celebrate the 50th anniversary of our Charter, 15th October 2022.

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Members of our club and Ron’s family met on the morning of Saturday 10th February 2018 and we planted an English Maple tree in the Rotary Avenue of Remembrance in Langley Park.