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-- 5th dartford scouts 5th dartford scout group – registered charity 303370 search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home about us our structure history 1959 – the “new” scout hall our history – 1920’s our history – 1930’s our history – 1940’s our history – 1950’s our history – 1960’s our history – 1970’s our history – 1980’s our history – 1990’s leaders & instructors sections beavers edwards beavers peacock beavers philpott beavers cubs phillips pack collins pack leigh pack scouts earley troop burne troop johnston explorer unit photos photos – 2000 – 2014 photos – 2015 onwards calendar contact join us – as a young person join us – adult volunteer general contact social networking fundraising fundraising team 777 marathons friends of 5th giving back downloads climbing activities abseiling archery backwoods / bushcraft bouldering camping / nights away climbing – ice climbing climbing – single pitch hiking map reading target rifle shooting post navigation ← older posts 2018-10-25 – beaver halloween posted on october 30, 2018 by jason thursday 25th october 2018 was the date for this years joint halloween party with philpott beavers and peacock beavers together. also invited were their parents and siblings which resulted in 40 people altogether joining in the usual halloween games of getting the doughnut off the string with teeth only, no hands allowed. halloween picture matching for the younger ones. the halloween story game for everyone in the hall and the traditional apple bobbing finishing with a game of musical bumps for children only. this year we were lucky enough to have two special ‘guests of honour’ one of the first ever philpott beavers from almost 34 years ago malcolm medcalf and one of the first ever peacock beavers ashley hurd. it was great that they were both able to join us. everyone also got tucked into a spooky feast of pizza fingers, mini quiches, sausage rolls, etc skull decorated cakes and fizzy pop. all the children were given ghoulish goody bags to take home. i would like to thank all the parents who turned up and joined in all the fun for being such good sports. auntie beaver (the wicked witch of west hill) [show as slideshow] posted in beaver blog , group news , peacock colony , philpott colony 2018-09-30 – philpotts @ oakfield posted on october 30, 2018 by jason saturday 30th september 2018 philpott beavers descended on oakfield park in the sunshine. firstly following a map to the nature trail where they searched for cob nuts, fir cones, acorns, conkers, rose hips, blackberries and fungi. then they all had a go on the fitness trail. next was a walk around the allotments to see what vegetables were growing. all the while keeping a look-out for this years craze of painted stones of which we spotted at least eight different ones. a short pit stop for drinks and biscuits and a play in the play area. we then went for a walk through the church graveyard and the beavers saw the gravestone of paul and emma the young adults whose lives were taken along with those of our ian ‘eggy’ edwards almost 20 years ago in an avalanche in scotland. this was followed by a quick game of football whilst waiting for their parents. result 14 very tired but happy beavers who got home 30 minutes before the heavens opened luckily. auntie beaver [show as slideshow] posted in beaver blog , philpott colony summer camp 2018 posted on august 20, 2018 by jason i would like to thank all the leaders involved volunteering their time, giving up a week of work, as well as the camp site team at linnet clough making our camp a truly enjoyable one, and not to forget our youth members good behavior and keen spirits which was a great combination for a safe, enjoyable, memorable group summer camp. a summer camp without tents! friday 27th july 2018 meeting promptly at 9am at the dartford masonic centre car park, were we loaded the last few pieces of cake and kit on to the van whilst we allocate folk to the three minibuses and managed to leave before half past. with a short pit stop at newport pagnell, we arrived at linnet clough camp site at 15:30, six and half hours later. without any canvas to pitch, we quickly moved in to our allocated bunks along with the kitchen-diner. we then embarked on to a summer camp favorite of ready steady cook with the three explorer and three scout patrols having £4 per head to produce a two course meal for the judging of presentation, taste, menu design as well as the clearing down afterwards. saturday 28th july after a good breakfast, we departed for the historic village of hayfield with a few of the leaders enjoying the pleasantries and ambience of the town along with a cream tea at millie’s tear rooms & chocolatier. the younger scouts were provided an introduction to hill walking by del, andy, kevin & john around kinder reservoir whilst the older scouts and explorers undertook the kinder scout mass trespass walk. the trespass walk is a 12.8 km challenging stroll where you can take in the breath taking scenery, where we experienced all the weathers one can expect on a summer day from bright sunshine, overcast, mild breeze to a gale on the top where we had to take shelter from the wind to dark clouds coming over the horizons with lighting strike accompanied with a clap of thunder followed by rain & hailstones for twenty minutes before the sun came out again. arriving back at camp we had time to shower and change for one of our favourite meals, a combination of chicken korma, chicken tikka masala or beef madras before we started the evening archery competition. archery scores – individual scout 1st – owen w scout 2nd – danny b scout =3rd – jon.p & jake.m explorer 1st – angus g explorer 2nd – henry m explorer 3rd – callum r archery scores – team scout 1st – jon p scout 2nd – ryan s scout 3rd – joe t explorer 1st – angus g explorer 2nd – henry m explorer 3rd – chris r sunday 29th july in the morning the weather against us with a gentle drizzle set in for the morning we looked to make time to sort and tidy our lodgings, before we honed our carving and whittling skills with an ambition to bring the individual produce to create component for traps that could be triggered, which resulted in various success of trip ropes, counter leavers and dropping baskets. with the weather finally breaking, field games were actively pursued. a fine evening meal of shepherd’s pie was enjoyed prior to the evening target shooting competition using the camp site’s new gamo scoped rifles at 8m. shooting scores – individual scout =1st – jon p & lucas s scout 3rd – thomas r explorer 1st – megan o explorer 2nd – henry m explorer 3rd – ben c shooting scores – team scout 1st – joe t scout 2nd – ryan s scout 3rd – jon p explorer 1st – henry m explorer 2nd – angus g explorer 3rd – chris r monday 30th july with an early, light breakfast and doubled packed lunch we departed camp in our 3 minibuses just before 8am and headed south…arriving at alton towers for opening time, once we gained entry the patrols with their assigned leader went their different ways navigating their way around the different rides of their choice (including the new wicker man). the day soon disappeared with the park closing at 6’ and the hour travel back to camp, where free time was enjoyed until the evening meal of pasta bake was consumed with a healthy appetite. tuesday 31st july a lie-in and a late start was enjoyed after all the energies that were spent the previous day. after a leisurely breakfast we headed to hyde leisure pool with its warm waters, wave machine and flume were enjoyed for several hours. an exceptionally early dinner of spaghetti bolognese was eagerly devoured, followed by a 45 minute journey to alderely edge, cheshire where we meet up with derbyshire county scout caving team who provided a 2 1/2 hours guided tour of the ‘wood mine’ which was first dug early in the 1830 for copper. wednesday 1st august the younger scouts took on the

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