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Sanctuary on the Trail, Inc. Independent Native American Church of Virginia
PO Box 123 Bluemont VA 20135
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Community Service Event for Boy Scouts

1/20/2016

 
WHAT:  Earn Two maybe three Boy Scouts Merit Badges for Community Service Exchange at Sanctuary on the Trail™ Native American Church of Virginia. Community Service hours are needed to help prepare for 3-D archaeology scanning by removing leaves, limbs, forest brush around a Paleo-Indian site found in Bluemont Va. Any help is appreciated. In exchange, we will work with scouts, leaders and parents to complete the students work towards Archaeology and Indian Lore Badges. 

If you would like to bring hot dogs and food you're welcome to camp out and eat around the fireside. Depending on how many participants we have we will also arrange for an outside john. the area we will be working is a beautiful mountainous area near a mountain stream. we will give you a tour of the property along with taking a look at a subterranean sweat lodge under construction. 

WHEN.  Sat. February 13th and Sat. February 27th from 10 am to 4:30 pm. those who would like to camp out overnight please call us on what day you would plan to camp out either on the Friday night or stay over on Saturday night. You do not have to attend both days, but are encouraged to if you can help us longer.

SUPPLIES.  Please plan to bring your own tools and supplies for example work gloves, rakes, adults with chainsaw, shovel, hiking shoes, and cold weather gear. Camping gear.

WEATHER.  Inclement weather plan in case of rain or snow we will reschedule for March.

THE WORK.  We are separating the time out for working and clearing property with the earning of the badges which involves   signing off on the Indian lore badge and the archaeology badge and possibly the art badge. Our goal is to help you earn the badges while here in one day and sign off with your troop master before you leave.

HOW MUCH TIME.  Helping one day for about 4 hours we think is enough  work time. Then allow 2-3 hours to go over the badge work. if you want to come on both days or multiple days we appreciate your help, there is a lot to do and it can be fun working outside. We scheduled 10 am to 4:30 pm for a block of time you can stop in. I will be helping you check in when you arrive. My husband Chris will be leading the work groups.  We do not want rocks moved as they may be artifacts. We will explain it all when you get here. 
WHY.  The work involves clearing the brush, trees that have fallen and leaves in order for a company that has volunteered to conduct 3d scanning and underground radar of the property. we believe this is an exciting project to be involved in and we look forward to hosting you here at the sanctuary. We know how hard it is to earn your merit badges especially the rare ones. This is a win win for us both. We think this work is our duty in order to be preserve and understand ancient sites.

PHOTOS.  For photographs of the property please visit our website www.sanctuaryonthetrail.org. See the gallery under the Sanctuary drop down.

CONTACT:  Parents/Scout Leaders Call for availability 540-554-8730 [email protected].

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