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Camp and outing activities (1915)

Cheley, Frank H. (Frank Howbert), 1889-1941, Baker, G. Cornelius, joint author · New York, Association Press · leaf 162

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ore, either at one end or both.A swivel should be used at the fastening on the barrel,so as to allow the barrel to turn very freely. One of themost exciting of aquatic sports is to see who can ride thebucking barrel first out of a group. Use of Tubs Good wooden tubs are inexpensive and contribute… … Twenty-five-foot War Canoe Constructed by the Boys A Whale No camp should be without a whale.^ For real vigor-ous sport in the water a whale hunt is in the lead. Anydry, light log, eight feet long and eight to ten inches indiameter, will do. Bore an inch hole through each end,about four inches from…

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