120 Beavers Scouts from all over Rossendale descended on Rossendale Ski Slope on a cold but dry winters evening. Sounds of laughter were heard on the hillside as the Beavers snow-tubed down the slope. Afterwards they assembled inside for a suprise when Santa arrived...
A nativity play was acted out at the Rossendale District Beaver Carol Service. Beavers from the 38th joined with Beavers from other District Colonies to play parts such as Mary, Joseph and the Angel. Everyone enjoyed the service which was followed with mince pies and...
Two members of the Rossendale First Responders helped the Beavers gain the Emergency Aid Badge (1&2). Over a two week period the Beavers learned D.R.S.A.B.C (Danger, Response, Shout, Airway, Breathing & Circulation). They learned how to deal with minor cuts...
23 excited Beavers took to the hills in the dark above Burnley. Their mission to find the Singing Ringing Tree! This musical structure is one of four Panopticans (structures providing a comprehensive view) in the East Lancashire area. Guided by their torches...
The quiet of the Rossendale countryside was disturbed when our Beaver Colony took to the hills of Rossendale to walk to the Haslingden Halo. Located above the town, the Halo is an 18-metre diameter steel lattice structure supported on a tripod 5-metres off the ground....
In contrast to the damp weather the day before at the Group BBQ, 22 of our Beavers sweltered in 28 degree heat at the Crocky Trail, near Chester. The Beavers put their hand to various activities along the 1-mile trail. Swings, rickety bridges and death slides tested...
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