Boy Scouts build a wood shed at Camp Plymouth

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This past weekend Boy Scout, Patrick Clancy, built a wood shed at Camp Plymouth for his Eagle Scout project. The eagle scout project is one that  must demonstrate leadership and provide service to a worthy institution other than the Boy Scouts with a project idea which is valuable to the community and a challenge to the Eagle Scout. And we thank you, Patrick for choosing Vermont State Parks! 

























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  1. UnknownJanuary 30, 2013

    That is a huge wooden shed. Working together makes any task more handy and manageable.

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