Pictures from Woodsmoke XXXV
January 13, 2016
Pictures were provided courtesy of Mr. Jim Field of Troop 106, Dothan AL. Click on the pictures to enlarge them!
Author: The Woodsmoke Scribe
The members of the Woodsmoke Brigade enjoy helping Scouts and Scout leaders experience what life was like in the fur trade era, between the years of 1825-1840. Woodsmoke Rendezvous provides a wealth of learning opportunities for those interested in the "old ways" - cooking in Dutch ovens over open fires, starting fire with a flint and steel, or teaming up to use a crosscut saw. We hope that the "kittens" of today will apply what they learn at Woodsmoke to become more self-reliant and willing to share their knowledge with others.
Safety and Health at Woodsmoke
November 30, 2015
Troops must camp in in their assigned areas. Scoutmasters, please do not allow your troop to erect anything outside your designated camping area. After unloading on Friday evening, all vehicles must be moved to the parking area and remain there until cleared by the Brigade after the award ceremony on Sunday morning. All dish washing and … More Safety and Health at Woodsmoke
What is a Rendezvous?
June 17, 2015
Between 1825 and 1840, during the frontier period of American history, on the pioneer edge of the new United States there was a meeting once each year of the men who were busy carving a new country out of the wilderness. These “mountain men” lived free in the wild country, as did the first Americans, … More What is a Rendezvous?
Welcome to Woodsmoke Rendezvous! 