| About 160-180 Scouts, Scouters and their families meet at Northern NJ Council's Camp No-Be-Bo-Sco in Blairstown, NJ for a terrific weekend of Scouting with a Jewish flavor. On Saturday night we gather for a great campfire. Daily religious services are available. | |
| Boy Scouts work on merit badges and Girl Scouts work on advancement. They also hiked, played games, fished, learned and had lots of fun meeting new people. Scouts from all over the Northeast join together at the event. | |
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The NJ Kinus is famous for the food served. Chef Sam Chasan and his hard-working volunteer crew start preparing weeks before the event. They put out an incredible selection of gourmet kosher foods, not your typical hot dog over a campfire ! |
| Many volunteers helped the Scouts earn a variety of merit badges. Here, they work on the Radio Merit Badge under the able teaching of Jeff Regan. | |
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Other Scouts learn how to make firestarters. |
| Sunday night dinner saw everybody selecting their favorite ingredients and cooking them in foil over their campfire. Scouts start a campfire at their campsite's fire ring. | |
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Last updated: June 6, 2008