Thursday, June 23, 2005
MAYBE THEY SHOULD CONSIDER PUBLISHING SOME SORT OF MANUAL, MAYBE A HANDBOOK, SO SCOUTS WOULD KNOW WHAT TO DO IN THESE SITUATIONS
Boy Scout Lost and Found
Some clues to what led to Brennan's four-day odyssey have emerged, though the boy has revealed few details:
Factors include his partner's failure to follow a key Scout rule to always look out for your buddy, a wrong turn Brennan took in the woods and the boy's strict adherence to parental advice to avoid strangers — in this case rescue workers.
Under Scout rules, Brian Christensen and Brennan were supposed to keep an eye on each other, but Brian said he figured Brennan wasn't far behind on a quarter-mile jog along a familiar camp road. Brian said he'll never again let a buddy out of his sight.
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Boy Scout Lost and Found
Some clues to what led to Brennan's four-day odyssey have emerged, though the boy has revealed few details:
Factors include his partner's failure to follow a key Scout rule to always look out for your buddy, a wrong turn Brennan took in the woods and the boy's strict adherence to parental advice to avoid strangers — in this case rescue workers.
Under Scout rules, Brian Christensen and Brennan were supposed to keep an eye on each other, but Brian said he figured Brennan wasn't far behind on a quarter-mile jog along a familiar camp road. Brian said he'll never again let a buddy out of his sight.
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