Rocky Mountain Conference PATHFINDER FAIR 2018

RMC Pathfinder Fair 2018 Theme: I Am

Dear Pathfinder Directors and Staff,

This year the Rocky Mountain Conference Fair will be held on Sunday, May 20, 2018 at the

Torrington, Wyoming Fairgrounds. Check out the map included in this packet.

COST: $10.00 per person – (Early Bird rate registration by March APRIL 10) or $15.00 per

person after March 10, payable no later than registration at Fair.)

Camping: TENT camping will be available at the fairgrounds for Friday and Saturday nights.

There is no charge, but you still need to let us know if you plan on camping. Programming is

Sunday only, so you’re on your own if you come early. Potable water is available in various

locations on the grounds. Some camping spots have regular 110 outlets, but if you’re

plugging in, you should reserve an RV spot.

Trailers/RV’s: There are a few RV spaces, but will cost. Full (30 amp electric, water and sewer

are available.) Rates are $15 per RV space, per night.

Showers: For those camping, do not plan on showers, unless you bring your own outdoor

solar shower.

OPEN FIRES & GLASS BOTTLES: Are prohibited!

Booth Setup: The Ag Hall building will be open after sundown on Saturday night for putting

up booths, in addition to Sunday morning from 7:00 – 9:00.

Pets: Please make other arrangements for your pets. Thank you.

Points: Look over the points (online at http://rmcap.org ) for your club to make sure you

have received them all to date. The 2000 Club trophies for points are given at the Fair.

Schedule: Please note that the Drill Instructors from each club need to meet with the

Directors at the morning meeting! This is the only time they will have to meet with the Drill

Master. Remember: Routines are due at registration!!

Field Events: All materials are provided by the conference. Skills to work on: see last pages.

Sabbath Potluck: On Sabbath, for those coming early, plan on contributing to a potluck for

lunch = yummy!

Look over the following information and if you have any questions/thoughts, please let us

know.

See you at the fair, Connie & Sue RMC Pathfinder Co-Coordinators

Goshen County Fairgrounds 7078 Fairgrounds Rd., Torrington, Wyoming

Directions:

From Colorado/New Mexico, take Interstate 25 north of Cheyenne to Highway 85 exit #17. Continue Northeast, and then North to Torrington. Left at light (still Hwy. 85) to Fairgrounds Rd. Right into Fairgrounds.

Area SDA Churches:

Torrington – 2101 E. B St., Torrington, WY 307-532-5703 Scottsbluff, NE – 3102 Ave D, Scottsbluff, NE 308-632-6236 Cheyenne – 723 Storey Blvd, Cheyenne, WY 307-638-9331 Laramie – 1415 Boswell Dr., Laramie, WY 307-745-8032 Douglas – 432 N. 3rd St., Douglas, WY 307-358-3536

Area Sights:

Homesteaders Museum Main St., Torrington, WY 307-532-5612 Pioneer Park W. 15th Ave. & W. E St., Torrington, WY 307-532-5666 Springer Wildlife Management Unit Park, Yoder, WY Scotts Bluff National Monument 190276 Old Oregon Trail Road, Gering, NE 308-436-9700

2018 RMC PATHFINDER FAIR SCHEDULE Goshen County Fairgrounds, Torrington, Wyoming

Sunday, May 20, 2018 Theme: I Am

7:00 – 9:00 am

Arrive and set up booths

8:00 – 8:30 am

Director’s and AC’s Meeting, + Drill Instructors

9:00-10:00 am

Judging the Booths (Working Demo’s first)

9:30 am

Line up for Parade (alphabetically w/banners)

9:45 am

Parade

10:00 am Welcome, Present Colors, Pledge to the Flag, Devotional, Prayer

10:15-12:00 pm

Drill and March Routines

12:00-1:00 pm

*Lunch (purchase at food booths or bring your own)

1:00-3:00 pm

Rocky Mountain Pathfinder Game

3:00-3:30 pm

Presentation of Trophies & Awards

3:30 pm

**Take booths down and help clean up

4:00 pm

Everyone on their way home

*Food booths will open at NOON – not before please. Our building will be open during

the lunch hour so that the kids have time to see the ribbon results in the club booths.

PLEASE NO FOOD INSIDE!

**Please do not begin taking booths down before 3:00 PM unless you have a distance

to go and have someone other than the kids (we want them to be involved in the field

events) to take them down. We understand those who live a long ways away.

Drive carefully!

MISC. FAIR INFORMATION

2000-POINT CLUBS A special trophy will be awarded to each club in that has earned their 2000 points for the year. Check your points on the website (www.rmcap.org) and if you have any concerns contact Connie at connie@rmcap.org, or call 970-284-5354 and leave a message, which she will return.

CHECK-IN You should have the following information:

Trip Emergency Form

First Aid Kit

Health Record for each Pathfinder

Pathfinder Contact Form

Fire Extinguisher

List of any Medical Personnel with you

COST The cost for the fair is $10 per person (early-bird registration rate) or $15.00 per person if registered after March 10. That includes the fair pin.

DISPLAY BOOTH Bring a floor covering to put under your booth. All club display booths will be set up in the large gymnasium and we want to take care not to scratch or ruin the floor. Booths must be no larger than 12 ft. square. You must furnish all tables, chairs, cords, etc. The main building will be open on Saturday night, after sundown, in addition to Sunday morning for putting up your booths. Craft displays – Clearly mark each craft, or set of crafts on index cards (see sample page). Include Pathfinder’s name and grade with the name of the craft. If more than one Pathfinder helped with the craft, be sure to include each one on the card so that the judges will know how many ribbons to leave for that craft. Please do not allow your Pathfinders to roam the booths without a club staff member. After all booths have been judged, directors should mark ribbons with the Pathfinder’s name, so as not to become lost, but left with the craft so that others may see how they did. It should be left up to the director when to give the ribbons to the Pathfinders. (SEE RUBRIC RIBBON AWARD GUIDELINES, pg. 8) Judging – The Working Demonstrations will be judged first, so that all Pathfinders involved may leave to get ready for the Parade while the rest of the booths are judged. If you have a float or decorated bicycle, put them in front of your booth to be judged until time for the parade. The director must remain at the booth to answer any questions from the judges. (For instance - judges would take into account a craft done by a handicapped child.) No other Pathfinders or Staff will be allowed in the gym during judging. Make sure your booth is identified with your club name while your banner is out for the parade. Judges need to know who you are! (SEE RUBRIC FAIR BOOTH SCORING SHEET, pg. 9)

FIELD EVENTS Every Pathfinder should take part in the Field Events. See last pages for instructions. Each Pathfinder will have a Passport Book to get stamped at each station.

FOOD BOOTHS You may bring a food booth to sell breakfast or lunch for a fundraiser for your club. Bring your own electric cords if needed. Set up in designated area, only. Food booths must be pre-registered at www.rmcap.org/reports so that we don’t overlap on types of food.

MARCH & DRILL Have your March & Drill routines ready to turn in when you first arrive at check-in. See the Basic

and Advanced Drill criteria in this packet. There are no criteria for the Exhibition Drill, but must

be pre-approved by the drill master. Drill Instructors from each club need to meet with the

Directors at the morning meeting! This is the only time they will have to meet with the Drill

Master. Check out helpful March & Drill files online at www.rmcap.org

If you need help coming up with a Basic Drill routine, check out the new Conference Basic Drill

recommendation, included in this packet and also online (you are still welcome to make up your

own).

BATHROOMS Please keep a continuous watch on the bathrooms as you use them, and keep trash picked up. Let a conference staff member know right away if there is more toilet paper needed or if a toilet overflows, etc. Please, no defacing of bathrooms or anywhere else – thank you.

TRASH ALWAYS pick up any trash you may see during the day, and dispose of it in a trash container. “If you see it – don’t walk by it – pick it up!”

PHOTO/SCRAPBOOK Each club is encouraged to prepare a photo book and/or scrapbook that gives the history of the club. Make this book a part of your booth.

SPIRIT OF PATHFINDERING A special pin and certificate will be awarded to Pathfinders, Teens, and TLT’s who have been nominated by their clubs and that meet the qualifications for excellence in Pathfindering. You must submit the necessary paperwork to the Conference Youth Dept. office! (or via email, if preferred). Note: Pathfinder of the Year (Boy, Girl, Teen, TLT) Certificates are awarded at each club’s investiture.

UNIFORMS Dress uniforms (Class A) are required (if you have them) for the parade and the March & Drill competitions. Field uniforms (club t-shirts) are appropriate for afternoon Field Events.

RMC PATHFINDER PARADE

Full Dress Uniform and Flags are required (if you have them) for the parade. The parade will start at the allocated time. Directors should have their Pathfinders lined up one-half hour before that time. Please don’t be late. It takes time to get things organized. All clubs should participate in the parade!

1. Lineup for the parade will be assigned by the Conference Drill Master at the assembly area. 2. Keep approximately 25 feet distance behind the club that you are following. This will give a

better opportunity for your club to receive their due recognition. 3. Make your corners look sharp. Stay in step. Remember, many eyes will be watching you. 4. Your club line-up should be in the following order:

a. Club Name/Banner b. United States and Pathfinder flags c. Guidons and Pathfinders d. Float and/or Bicycle (if you have one)

Director: Be sure to salute as you pass by the Reviewing Stand with the Conference Youth

Director. Only the Club Director should salute. Eyes Right should be given just before

your club reaches the Reviewing Stand, and Ready Front should be given just after your

entire club is past the Reviewing Stand.

5. Floats: Let us attempt to have some beautiful floats again this year depicting our theme: “I Am.” To make it equal for everyone, please remember the following rules about our floats. They should be limited in size to no more than 4’ x 8’ and pulled by no more than two (2) Pathfinders. There will be no motorized vehicles allowed to pull a float. The float should be designed to go along with our theme for the year. Awards will be made according to the originality and theme of your float. The floats will be judged during the parade. Remember, small, attractive floats can be very beautiful and add much to our parade!!

6. After passing the Reviewing Stand, the floats/decorated bicycles will exit the parade while the color guard and Pathfinders keep marching and form up in front of the reviewing stand for the opening ceremonies.

7. Club Name/Banner: It must be at least 18” x 48”. Make an attractive banner, one to be proud of that will represent your club and who you are. This banner is to have your club name on it.

Fair Booth Scoring Sheet

Club Name:

Judge's Name:

0 - none shown, 1 - partial shown, 2 - quality completion shown

Theme 10 points possible Points Earned

0-2 Booth shows creative display of yearly theme

0-2 Theme is clearly reflected in working demonstration

0-2 Theme is clearly reflected in nature honor

0-2 Theme is clearly reflected in crafts

0-2 Biblical connection is made

Total

Working Demo

10 points

0-2 Pathfinder shows through example (pictures or videos and demonstration) the steps needed to complete task

0-2 Pathfinder is able to answer questions based on background information and honor requirements shown

0-2 Working demonstration Is clearly part of the current Pathfinder year as shown in other areas of booth

0-2 Working demonstration is age appropriate to the Pathfinder demonstrating

0-2 Shows creativity and ingenuity

Total

Nature Honor

0-2 Correct labeling (Pathfinder name, class level, honor name)

0-2 Sample of nature item or model displayed neatly

0-2 Full honor requirements shown w/ relevant background information

0-2 Effort and creativity shown

0-2 Areas are tidy and organized

Total

Craft Displays

0-2 Correct labeling (Pathfinder Name, Class Level, Honor Name)

0-2 Similar items group together

0-2 Full honor requirements shown w/ background information to show knowledge obtained

0-2 Effort & creativity shown

0-2 Areas are tidy and organized

Total

Over All

0-2 Attractiveness (colorful, bright, visually appealing, organized)

0-2 Theme

0-2 Club Name or Banner

0-2 Pathfinder's Work (75% done by Pathfinders)

0-2 Flags (American, Pathfinder, State displayed correctly)

Total

OVERALL TOTAL

Ribbon Award Guidelines 1 ribbon per Pathfinder, per honor (so if space is limited bring only your best

sample to display)

3rd Place

2nd Place

1st Place Labeling

Labeling

Labeling

Little or no labeling Incomplete labeling Correct labeling (Pathfinder's Name, Class Level, Honor)

Requirements

Requirements

Requirements No requirements or

answers listed Incomplete

requirements or answers shown

All honor requirements shown, along with answers (may have 1 set per group)

If not an honor, list why this craft was chosen, the steps involved to complete, what it would be used for

Visual Display

Visual Display

Visual Display Careless Little time or thought

shown Neat

Disorganized Organized but missing some elements

Organized

Incomplete Finished Appearance

Age appropriately completed

Sample Craft Display Cards

Pathfinder Club:

Name:

Age:

Pathfinder Class:

Honor / Craft:

Pathfinder Club:

Name:

Age:

Pathfinder Class:

Honor / Craft:

Pathfinder Club:

Name:

Age:

Pathfinder Class:

Honor / Craft:

Pathfinder Club:

Name:

Age:

Pathfinder Class:

Honor / Craft:

Basic Conference Drill Routine

(Recommended Basic drill routine, if you want to use it, or you may use your own.) Enter Field Fall Out

Attention Fall In

Present Arms Parade rest

Request Permission to Drill Prayer Attention

Order Arms Attention

About Face Forward March

Right Face Right Flank March

Left Face Halt

About Face Present Arms

Dress Right Dress Drill Team finished using your

drill field Sir

Ready Front Order Arms

Cover Dismissed

Recover Exit Field

Count Off

About Face

Parade Rest

At Ease

Attention

Forward March

Right Flank March

Right Flank March

Rear March

Left Flank March

Change Step March

Column Left March

Rear March

Column Right March

Mark Time March

Halt

BASIC DRILL AND MARCH SCORE SHEET

Judge's Name:_____________________________________ Total Time: ___________ Drill Team's Name:_________________________________ Total Score:___________ Required Movements Performed Required Movements Performed 1. About Face ______________ 12. Halt ______________ 2. At Ease ______________ 13. Left Face ______________ 3. Attention ______________ 14. Left Flank March ______________ 4. Change Step March ______________ 15. Mark Time March ______________ 5. Column Left March ______________ 16. Parade Rest ______________ 6. Column Right March ______________ 17. Prayer Attention ______________ 7. Count Off ______________ 18. Present Arms/Order Arms ______________ 8. Cover/Recover ______________ 19. Rear March ______________ 9. Dress Right Dress/Ready Front ______________ 20. Request Permission to Drill ______________ 10. Fall in/Fall Out ______________ 21. Right Face ______________ 11. Forward March ______________ 22. Right Flank March ______________ Score Sheet Points Time Limit Penalties 1. Alignment 1 – 10 ______________ 1 - 10 seconds over -1 point 2. Complete/Accurate Maneuvers 1 - 22 ______________ 11 - 20 seconds over -5 points 3. Overall Appearance 1 - 10 ______________ 21 or more seconds over -10 points 4. 3 Minute Time Limit 1 - 10 ______________

Point Totals Placement 47 - 52 1st 42 - 46 2nd 36 - 41 3rd 0 - 35 Participation Notes:

1. A copy of the drill routine MUST be turned in upon check-in at the fair. Copies submitted after that will not be accepted. The drill team may still participate, but they will be awarded a participation award only. This is required so that the Conference Drill Master (CDM) can review the routine to determine the movements being performed and to ensure accuracy in scoring for complete maneuvers.

2. A list of all drill team members' names along with the Drill Master’s name will be submitted upon check in with the routine so that we can have the correct number of pins ready for presentation.

3. Each drill routine will be judged by a pre-determined team of judges familiar with drill and march to ensure a fair and high standard of judging.

4. The CDM will tally the total score and will also make the final decisions if there are any questions.

5. The required movements listed above are in alphabetical order only and not the order that they need to be performed in. They are also the minimum to be done. Go the extra mile and be creative when designing your routine, but use all of the above movements properly at least once to ensure full credit. Remember, this is not the Exhibition Drill Team, so keep those movements for those routines.

6. The Exhibition Drill has a 6-minute time limit and must be pre-approved by the CDM.

FANCY DRILL AND MARCH SCORE SHEET Judge's Name: _____________________________________ Total Time:______________ Drill Team's Name:__________________________________ Total Score: ____________

Required Movements Performed Required Movements Performed 1. Cadence Call ______________ 9. Open/Close Ranks March ______________ 2. Close Interval (3 options) ______________ 10. Quick Time March ______________ 3. Column Right or Left March ______________ 11. Request Permission to Drill ______________ 4. Counter March ______________ 12. Right or Left Flank March ______________ 5. Double or Triple Rear March ______________ 13. Right or Left Oblique March ______________ 6. Finale Salute ______________ 14. Route Step March ______________ 7. Halves to the Rear March ______________ 15. Squads to the Rear March ______________ 8. Normal Interval (3 options) ______________ 16. Stand at Ease ______________

Score Sheet Points Time Limit Penalties 1. Alignment 1 – 10 ______________ 1 - 10 seconds over -1 point 2. Complete/Accurate Maneuvers 1 - 16 ______________ 11 - 20 seconds over -5 points 3. Overall Appearance 1 - 10 ______________ 21 or more seconds over -10 points 4. Uniqueness 1 - 10 ______________ 5. 5 Minute Time Limit 1 - 10 ______________

Point Totals Placement 50 - 56 1st

45 - 49 2nd

39 - 44 3rd

0 – 38 Participation

Notes:

1. A copy of the drill routine MUST be turned in upon check-in at the fair. Copies submitted after that will not be accepted. The drill team may still participate, but they will be awarded a participation award only. This is required so that the Conference Drill Master (CDM) can review the routine to determine the movements being performed and to ensure accuracy in scoring for complete maneuvers.

2. A list of all drill team members' names along with the Drill Master’s name will be submitted upon check in with the routine so that we can have the correct number of pins ready for presentation.

3. Each drill routine will be judged by a pre-determined team of judges familiar with drill and march to ensure a fair and high standard of judging.

4. The CDM will tally the total score and will also make the final decisions if there are any questions.

5. The required movements listed above are in alphabetical order only and not the order that they need to be performed in. They are also the minimum to be done. Go the extra mile and be creative when designing your routine, but use all of the above movements properly at least once to ensure full credit. Remember, this is not the Exhibition Drill Team, so keep those movements for those routines.

6. The Exhibition Drill has a 6-minute time limit and must be pre-approved by the CDM.

FIELD EVENTS

The field events this year will be based off a board game, made by one of our Area Coordinators, Kathy Dorn-Walker. It is called the Rocky Mountain Pathfinder Game. We thank Kathy for letting us use some of her ideas and questions from that game.

Rocky Mountain Pathfinder Game Stations will be set up in a field in no particular order. Pathfinder teams of up to 6 Pathfinders, may start at any station they choose – the goal being to get as many questions answered and signed off in their “Passport Book” as possible. There will be a possible 100 questions. Teams of 6 or less Pathfinders: Each Pathfinder team will have a booklet (Passport Book) with the stations listed in them, to be signed off when correctly answered. There will be five (5) Question Cards at each station, upside down, and the team will attempt to answer the top card that comes up. If answered correctly, they get their booklet signed off on that question, and continue on to another station. They may come back later to try again, if not correctly answered, or to try another question card. The questions at each station will be numbered on the back of each card and also in the Passport Book, so as not to repeat questions. Pathfinder Challenge Station: At each station there will be incorporated with the 5 subject question cards, a “Pathfinder Challenge Card.” If that card is chosen, the team will have to go to the Pathfinder Challenge Station (in the middle of the field) and go through on of three challenges: “Mental,” “Physical,” or “Spiritual,” before they may continue working on the other stations. Their Passport Book will be signed and the Challenge Card will then get turned in at that time. Promise Card: There will also be incorporated with the 5 subject question cards, a “Promise Card.” If a Pathfinder team draws a Promise Card at one of the stations, they will be able to keep it with them. In the future, if they then were to draw a Pathfinder Challenge Card, they may choose to use their Promise Card to “redeem” them out of having to do a challenge. They must present the Promise Card at the Pathfinder Challenge Station, and both the Challenge and Promise Cards will get turned in there. Questions: On the following pages is a list of questions or identification for each subject to look over and study. There are twenty (20) subjects and only five (5) questions from each will be used. You will not know which five are being used.

FIELD EVENTS ID/QUESTIONS LIST Note to Directors: Only 5 of the questions in each section will actually be used. 1st Aid/Rescue

1. What goes in a first aid kit 2. How do you apply an arm sling 3. How to apply an ankle splint 4. Two man carry 5. Symptoms of and treatment for Altitude sickness 6. Symptoms of and treatment for hypothermia 7. Heimlich maneuver 8. Snake bite

Amphibians/Reptiles

1. Garter Snake 2. Painted Turtle 3. Western Skink 4. Western Rattlesnake 5. Short-horned Lizard 6. Western Toad 7. Gopher/Bull Snake 8. Tiger Salamander

Animal Tracks

1. Raccoon 2. Coyote 3. Grizzly Bear 4. Mountain Lion 5. Mule Deer 6. Red Fox 7. Elk 8. Bighorn Sheep

Birds

1. Pintail 2. Northern Flicker 3. Mallard Duck 4. Broad-tailed Hummingbird 5. Bald Eagle 6. Black-capped Chickadee 7. Red-tailed Hawk 8. Western Tanager

Camping Skills

1. Choosing a campsite 2. Things to take 3. Proper clothing 4. Parts of a tent 5. Knife safety 6. Types of fire fuel 7. Types of fires 8. Fire without matches

Dogs & Cats 1. Know 4 domestic cat breeds 2. What do cats use their whiskers for 3. Name or identify 3 large (wild) cats 4. Name 3 toy breed dogs 5. Name 2 wild dogs 6. Name 3 ways dogs are helpful to man 7. Identify some common breeds such as Collie, Doberman, Chow, Dalmation, Poodle, Labrador, German

Shepherd 8. Name tallest & smallest dogs

Drilling/Marching

1. Parade rest 2. About face 3. Column right 4. Left flank 5. Mark time 6. Cover/Recover 7. Hand salute 8. Flag – folding

Hiking

1. What to do when lost 2. Things to carry with you 3. Proper clothing attire 4. Emergency signaling 5. How to mark your trail 6. Safe road hiking; safe trail hiking 7. Hiking etiquette 8. Proper foot attire

Indian Lore

1. Uses of Yucca plant 2. Tree bark used by Native Americans 3. Plants used 4. Pictograph 5. Wampum 6. 5 materials used for arts and crafts 7. How were arrowheads made? 8. Indian dwellings

Insects/Spiders

1. Tiger Swallowtail 2. Grasshopper 3. Praying Mantis 4. Black Widow Spider 5. Dragonfly 6. Earwig (European) 7. Daddy Long-legs 8. Rock Mountain Wood Tick

Knots 1. Square Knot 2. Bowline 3. Sheet Bend 4. Fisherman’s Knot 5. Surgeon’s Knot 6. Figure 8 Knot 7. Sheepshank 8. Slip Knot

Lashings/Hitches

1. Square Lashing 2. Diagonal Lashing 3. Clove Hitch 4. Two Half-Hitches 5. Timber Hitch 6. Taut-line Hitch 7. Tripod Lashing 8. Round Lashing

Mammals

1. Marmot (Yellow-bellied) 2. Bighorn/Mountain Sheep 3. Cougar/Mountain Lion/Puma 4. Pronghorn/Antelope 5. Black Bear 6. Pika/Cony 7. Mule Deer 8. Red Fox

Orienteering

1. Directions of a compass 2. Magnetic north 3. Geographic north 4. Topographic map 5. Basic map symbols 6. Degrees of N, S, E, W 7. Declination 8. Azimuth

Plants/Shrubs

1. Western Poison Ivy 2. Brittle/Fragile Fern 3. Peat Moss 4. Wax/Squaw Currant 5. Smooth Sumac 6. Kinnikinnick 7. Gray/Rubber Rabbitbrush 8. Prickly Pear Cactus

Rocks/Minerals 1. Granite 2. Sandstone 3. Slate 4. Limestone 5. Mica 6. Copper 7. Quartz 8. Gold

Stars/Planets

1. Big Dipper 2. Saturn 3. Cassiopeia 4. Orion 5. Earth 6. Jupiter 7. Draco 8. Milky Way

Trees

1. Blue Spruce 2. Ponderosa Pine 3. Quaking Aspen 4. Engelmann Spruce 5. Douglas Fir 6. Rocky Mountain Juniper 7. Gambel’s Oak 8. Cottonwood

Weather

1. Cumulus 2. Cirrus 3. Stratus 4. Thunderhead 5. What is a Barometer? 6. What is the difference between a Hurricane and a Typhoon? 7. What precautions should you take during a Tornado? 8. What causes earthquakes?

Wildflowers

1. Colorado Columbine 2. Indian Paintbrush 3. Fireweed 4. Moss Campion 5. Red Elephant 6. Larkspur 7. Tall Penstemon 8. Rocky Mountain Locoweed

References:

Pathfinder Honors Handbook The Rocky Mountains, A Golden Guide

Field Guide to the Rocky Mountains, An Audubon Guide Pathfinder Field Guide, Lawrence Maxwell

The Official Boy Scout Handbook, Boy Scouts of America