Patriots Point Sea Scout
Photo Album 2008

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June, Camp Moultrie

Bob Webb designed and built a rig for lifting large boats on and off trailers. Now we can bring AMORE to Camp Moultrie for repairs and painting. On the Ashley River we have two sources for lifting boats out of the water and setting them on trailers. Below is our Camp Moultrie lifting rig removing the Nautilus from the trailer.

There are 5 sailboats, 21' to 26', available to the Sea Scouts should our unit expand and have a place for them.

May 13, 2008 Tuesday meeting

The teens pulled up the crab trap aboard the Coast Guard Cutter INGHAM. It is now a living reef.

There is a crab in the upper right corner of the first photo. (below)

Sailoree Sail Training at Camp Moultrie
May 2-3, 2008

Ship 510 was assigned to manage the Scout Council's Second Annual Sailoree at Camp Moultrie.
34 Scouts registered for the event. Leadership included:
Camp Rainger: Stan Stanley
Program Chairman: Bob Webb
Skipper: THom Harrison
First Mate: Bob Heck
Boatswain: Andy Harrison
Boatswain's Mate: Kyle Heck
They were supported by US Navy instructors and Scout Leaders.

Friday, check in and orientation

Saturday, land instruction then to the water

Lunch time

Coastal Carolina Council Director, Pat Craven and his wife Debby

Sunday, Colors, chapel and to the water

Click here to view 2007 Sailoree photos

Sail Training and USS Yorktown campover for Boy Scout Units
April 18-19, 2008

Arrival at USS Yorktown and Skipper THom Harrison with Boatswain Andy Harrison.

Bunk assignments and to Amore to start training.

0800 Saturday - Getting under way.

Learning how a sextant works.

Exploring the ship.

Jeff and John Eglen - January 1008

On their first sail they were stuck in the mud, 25' from the dock for two hours until the tide came back in.

Our new compass donated by Danforth

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