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A
complete scout uniform is highly recommended, but not
required. Most troops wear the complete uniform for
traveling to and from camp. In camp we wear the tan Boy
Scout shirt with all applicable items (neckerchief, hat,
etc) to every evening meal and to the opening and closing
campfires.
NOTE:
There are NO clothes washing facilities for camper use. |
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During
the evening and mornings the temperatures make it
necessary to bring a warm jacket (not a light wind
breaker). The temperatures at Wehinahpay dip down into
the low 30’s at night. The mountains are also
subject to rains which can be quite cold, which makes a
poncho or rain suit a must. |
| Clothing
List: |
Scout |
Parent |
| Complete
scout uniform (required for evening meals) |
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| Warm
lined jacket |
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| Poncho
or rain jacket |
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| Two
pairs of shorts |
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| Two
pairs of long pants |
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| 3
T-shirts |
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| 6
pairs of socks |
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| 6
pairs of underwear |
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| 1
pair of sturdy shoes |
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| 1
pair of extra shoes (not sandals) |
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| 2
wash cloths |
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| 2
towels |
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| 1
pair pajamas or sweats |
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| GEAR: |
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| Warm
sleeping bag (rated at 30 degrees or less) |
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| Water
proof ground cloth |
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| Pad
to separate sleeping bag from cot |
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| Flashlight |
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| Folding
pocket knife |
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| Unscented
soap and shampoo |
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| Toothbrush
and toothpaste in container |
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| Comb
or hairbrush |
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| Insect
repellent |
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