Rather than rehash our old (and wonderful) adventures, I propose to you of the latest events. That is to say, the pilgrimage.
We left at three, but by a late reinforcement
We saw five at a time when everyone is asleep
.. but in the meantime we had had time:
- arrive well before everyone
-pose a tarp with some more acrobatics (Arnaud poor shoulders!)
-picnic-
ask the messages orienteering scouts and guides, pouring rain and sticky mud.
-see reach everyone, especially our head-of-clan-favorite-who-attended-this-morning-to-the-board-of-regional-traveled or folders-de-camp
-up our tents
-wait under the awning as the rain suddenly stops, so to finally do this famous rally
-up a portable altar kit designed by Samuel (I did not know he had Swedish roots ...)
be joined by Leopold (who had a contest)
attend the promise-Tiphaine (or Zabilette for short sleeve =)
-eat-light vigil to prepare the follow-
vigil (prepared by controlling Cubs)
-do evening prayer (with a rosary at the end)
-... Ben's not bad. We went to sleep after.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Raise eight hour course for Lauds (others would say: for the stiffness, of course, but one's Road, damn!)
Then, PPDM, bein safe! And then a new rally.
There, a scoop of Samuel: A MISSING THE ALTAR! (Yes, that is the advantage of altars IKEA, it is easily transported). We have to go look it up. While small units to this task difficult (because it was also found communion wafers, candles ...), preparing larger mass, before going on a road hours / hour until the return fire of the youngest and the arrival of parents.
Then picnic again, with greater sharing to table of scouts who had brought nothing (vagaries of telephone channels ...)
The afternoon was occupied by an encounter with one of the brothers Abbey Broussey, then by the various promises of each branch. Unless the scouts who had anticipated his move and therefore have the opportunity to make a mega-sioule with a few roads.
Finally, the Mass celebrated on the altar found and back, led by the elders, before returning home with family.
In short .... Well, it was awesome, what!
