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Love is in the air at Poacher! Franky’s fitty found
Julie Bentley, Girlguiding Tell us a funny fact about yourself... I used to be a postlady! Jaffa cake – biscuit or cake? Definitely a cake; it’s soft, not crunchy like a biscuit. ‘Cake’ is in the name too! by Emily Crookes and Daniel Brock When we first met, Julie was stood flicking through a copy of our own ‘The Time Machine’; a good choice of read, and Matt was chatting to Richard Sargent, the newly appointed
T H U R S D A Y
Scout County Ambassador. The Chief Executive of Girlguiding and the Chief Executive of The Scout Association, both recently appointed, visited the world of Poacher yesterday, along with other VIPs and all
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were incredibly willing to be asked a few questions. They had already visited the impressive Water Village in the morning, where they took a boat out; “it was great fun” explained Julie,
“Matt got a bit more wet than me”. The VIPs then gathered together after lunching in the cafeteria; Julie exclaimed “I was amazed how they could cater for 500 odd people at the same time.”
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Most embarrassing moment ever? I once had a really important meeting in Central London, dressed in a full suit and heels, ended up sprawled on the floor; massive holes in the knees of my tights – not a good look!
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Matt Hyde, The Scout Association Tell us a funny fact about yourself... I was once interviewed by Ali G! If you were a vegetable, what vegetable would you be and why? Carrot because then you could see in the dark! Tent or caravan? I would say tent, although my wife would say caravan!
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Poacher Lincs to the outside world Congratulations to all of the nominees:
by Catherine Sharp Yesterday morning, Poacher 2013 had a visit from Lincs FM! Bringing cupcakes and flowers for the winner of the Lincs at Large competition, Lincs FM experienced Poacher 2013 first hand. Jackie Selby was the lady lucky enough to win the prize – she won for her dedication to Poacher 2013. Jackie has been on site since 20nd July to help set up the site and is staying after everyone leaves to take it back down! Jackie is also a Guide Leader and is currently looking after 28 Guides.
After presenting Jackie with her cupcakes and flowers, Sam Kirk and Rob Hammond were shown around Poacher. Both had been Scouts – Rob had even been to Poacher 1987! They were able to take part in activities on the camp and both abseiled and rock climbed on the tower. They then visited 2nd Louth Scout Group, Rob’s old group. They admired the elaborate gate and chatted to some of the Scouts in the group. Rob was also sneakily pegged by one of the Scouts! After a period of necker signing, Rob and Sam moved on to visit the Stamford Guides.
At the Guides’ camp, Rob and Sam interviewed three Guides and their Leader for their sister station Rutland Radio. The Guides told Lincs FM about how much fun they were having on Poacher 2013, and revealed that they were glad to be free from the constraints of home for the week! After a busy morning at Poacher 2013, Rob and Sam left for the studio. A big congratulations again to Jackie for winning Lincs at Large, and an even bigger ‘thank you’ for all her dedication and hard work to make Poacher 2013 so successful!
Adrian Beech (x2) Alison Oliver Alyson Robinson Alyson Selby (x2) Andrea Scholes Andrea Jackson Andrew Horsefield Andrew Selby Andy from 7th Rushton Ann Bradley Anne Gailbraith Antony Preston Becky Bailey Bev Hill (x2) Bev Mackey Carol Hellen Cathryn Mann (x2) Cathy Emmens (x2) Charlotte Chester Claire from Newark Claire Mollart Claire Smith Dawn Kerry Derek Longden & Michelle Burton Diane Eshelby Eileen Booth (x2) Emma Robinson Frankie Harper Grace Windell Hannah Cann & Andi Evans Helen Dexter Ian Mitchell Joyce Smith (x3) Jane Letten-Miller Jane Reid Janet & Mick Swift
Janet Swift Jill Bagnall Jo Greaves Jo Greaves & Melanie Thornton Jodie Smith Julie Bentley-Howsden & Helen Chadwick Julie Posey June Bingham Karen McGarry Kathryn Leatherland Kay Probert Ken Heath (x2) Kev Silver Kim & Adrian Roberts Kim Roberts Kirsty Pogson Kirsty, Elizabeth, Sam & Vicky (St Pius Guides) Linda Carpenter-Coxen Lorraine Derrick Louise Price Lucy Stapleton Lyndsey Metson (x2) Mandi Carden Margaret King Maria Elderfield Marion Jenkins Mark Scholes Mary Winn Meghan Henry & Laura Foley Melanie Norton Michelle Burton Moz Mosby Nicky Boyd Nicola Pidgeon
Nicola Pidgeon, Susan Farr, Franky Harper & Marion Jenkins Pat Saxton Paul Gibson Paul, Rob, Dawn and Brian (Washingborough) Pinkie (Louth) Polly Tamberlin Rachel (Nettleham) Rachel Buck Rebecca Peat Richard Clemingson Rob, Karen, Dave & Sue (Boston) Ruth Adamson (x2) Sandra Burniston Sara Matthieson Sarah & James Popejoy Sarah Browne Sarah Goodsadt & Andrea Morgan Sarah Goodsadt Shirley Westhead Simon Richard Steve Miller Stuart Griffin Sue Cole (x2) Sue Newbatt Sue Tempest Sue Wheatley Susan Farr Tim Gates Vicky, Sam & Jodie from Souvenirs (x2) 1st Woodbridge
Thursday 1st August 2013 WHEELS N WINGS
completing her ‘fun run’. As part of her National Citizen Service, Tabitha went on two residential visits and had to plan a positive social action; with her team choosing to have a charity fun run in their local park. However, Congratulations to the date clashed Tabitha, a Young with Tabitha’s week Leader at 1st Usat Poacher, so she worth Guides, for decided to do her part THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
www.poacher2013.org.uk of the run at Poacher itself. Running around the site, wearing a Squadron boiler suit, she completed it in 10-15 minutes. The money raised will be going towards the TOMA fund (Cancer research fund for children and teenagers) so please visit the unit on the Wheels ‘n’ Wings sub camp to sponsor Tabitha.
Franky finds fitties! Following on from yesterday’s appeal, Franky of 3rd and 4th Radcliffe Guides on The Spirit of Christmas has been inundated with offers from fitties around Poacher! Fitty Number 1 is Dylan (pictured), and he’s
part of the Grantham contingent, who are camping on theToybox sub camp. Fitty Number 2 is Sean from The Spirit of Christmas, who handed in a note to the Media Centre. Good luck finding a fitty, Franky!
Come and try mop hockey this evening on Exploration sub camp. We also have a treasure hunt and you can make bead animals.
EXPLORATION
Some of our campers on sub camp exploration have been organising their very own sport competitions. Gemma
Bennett, from 3rd Sleaford group organised a table football tournament, in order to achieve her International Badge. After
GLADRAGS St Margaret’s Scouts are auctioning off their leader in a bid to get a new and improved version. With a stating price of £5, come over to Gladrags, to the site with an awesome camper van at 8:30pm. For a chance to win a lovable funny
leader who is part Jedi and has an oversized heart similar to his belly size! He is willing to do anything, and when we say anything we mean it! From cleaning the toilet to being an 80's rock star, he loves the Scouts!
TOP OF THE POPS
Sub camps: What’s on? This evening on Toybox, we are having a campfire from 7pm to 9.30pm. There will also be crafts in the Leaders’ Lounge from 2 to 4pm.
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by Danni Souter When you think about It is our robot relay glass engraving, semi-finals from you may think of an 5.30pm and from easy laid-back craft, 7.30pm, we have however meet Adam presentations folfrom Grimsby and lowed by the Leaders’ Cleethorpes Network. quiz. On the first day of activities, his role
was crowd control for glass engraving! He had to control the difficult masses fighting over the limited supply of pattern books. On the first day, he controlled over 300 keen glass engravers – but they only have 1800 glasses for the whole week. Unfortunately, on day two he was demoted to assistant pattern finder for some unknown reason. His new role
into the glass (a quite serious demotion). Luckily, he is able to use such phrases as ‘the horse in striped pyjamas’ (referring to a zebra), which makes it slightly better. If you are heading to glass engraving at any point this week, you will have the chance to use the glass engraving team’s newest addition: the limited edition Poacher 2013 pattern.
The highlight of the night was when an example lava lamp suddenly popped open, shooting the contents high up onto the marquee roof! After that, the lesson was learnt and the quantities were changed! Everyone was pleased to see that the lamps worked – little bubbles wobbling up and
down the tube. That was until, around ten minutes later, when all five lamps spontaneously combusted! It may have sounded like Bonfire Night in Gadgets and Gizmos' HQ but at least it was chorused with hysteric laughter and the pitter-patter of vinegar landing on the table.
GADGETS N GIZMOS
It’s Boxing Day on The Spirit of Christmas sub camp which means it’s time for our Santa Fun Run. We also have our presentation to Nomad Trust.
Pull on your jammies and get ready for our onesie and pyjama night.
Get ready for a wheely good adventure tonight on the Wheels n Wings sub camp.
The theme in The Jukebox tonight is futuristic. There will also be a purely music-based quiz. There is a maximum of 6 per team with a £1 per team entry fee. The POD evening entertainment programme is pinned up in the sub camp HQ.
a hard fought battle, the winners were a group from 5th Boston. Reece, Harry, Thomas and Joseph worked hard to beat the other competitors. The prize came in the form of cake and a onesie! Well done to you all!
by Rebecca Craven On Tuesday, Gadgets and Gizmos hosted a kitchen science night for Leaders. One of the activities was making 'magic goo' from cornflour and water. When left alone, the goo was rock-hard but when tipped it began to pour like liquid, and when on your palm, it 'melted' – pretty cool!
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“The best bit has been making new friends from all over the world” Ciara, 7th Corsby Guides
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“The best experience of my life” Sian, Woodhall
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“We loved the high ropes because it was a challenge and fun to work as a team” Olivia, 7th Crosby Guides
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“I can’t wait to go on the radio today at 1:40. Tune in!” Bethany, 2nd Coningsby Guides Want to be in the newspaper? Watch out for our roaming reporters around Poacher this week and be sure to tell them what you think!
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HIYA-land
By Daniel Brock Say hello to the Scouts of the 7th and 9th Louth Scout Groups who’ve come all the way to Ireland to be here this week. The 11 hour journey, by boat and ferry was clearly worth it because the groups have described their first jamboree as
“astonishing” and “brilliant”. Amongst the activities they’ve tried so far are water rockets and go-karts, but the standout favourites are certainly the “AMAZING!” swimming trips every morning. “Not only have we enjoyed meeting other groups, but the camp
has helped us bond with each other and we are now all a lot closer because of it.” they said. “The camp has been really fun and it’s great because we have been encouraged to try stuff we wouldn’t normally do”. At their camp, the two groups have assembled their own volleyball court and would like to invite you to challenge them in a game. If you think you can win or are just looking for something new to try, then visit their site on Wheels ‘n’ Wings, near the climbing wall.
Sub aqua by Catherine Sharp Scouts and Guides have been giving the opportunity to experience the unique experience of breathing underwater! With the help of the British Sub Aqua Club, participants can learn the basics of diving. After a short briefing, the participants are
let loose in the water, playing underwater noughts and crosses, finding hard-to-spot metal disks and many other games all with the aid of compressed air! Go along to the Sub Aqua activity for a once in a lifetime opportunity!
Hop on down! by Rebecca Craven Over in the far corner of the Showground, near the off-site transport and Taster Day area, there are team games and activities going on so I went to investigate a quirky one – space hopper football. The game has the same basic rules of football but instead of running participants bounce around on space hoppers. It’s a competitive, energetic, quirky game which
requires strong legs and speed. Teams can have a maximum of seven members. Grab yourself a team and hop on down towards the off-site transport!
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New Scouting Ambassador
by Daniel Brock Meet Richard Sargent, the newly appointed county Scouting Ambassador. Richard was a torch bearer at the London Games, has played wheelchair basketball for Great Britain since he was just 15 and is now the team captain. Unfortunately, when he was a Cub, Richards’s spine was broken in a car crash which meant that he now must use a wheelchair. Despite his injuries, Richard was still able to remain
involved in Scouting due to the movement’s diversity and inclusive ethos. Richard is a perfect example of how Scouting is accommodating to all and offer unique opportunities to everyone regardless of faith, ethnicity or ability. Richard used basketball as his rehabilitation following the accident, but the sport has since become his full time profession and, having just signed for a side in the professional wheelchair basketball league in Italy. The
The next Robin Hood of Poacher Wood?
by Jak Williamson Whilst here at Poacher, did you know that you can work towards your Master At Arms or Outdoor Pursuits badges by the end of the week down at the Archery area? If you feel inspired and motivated, this is an opportunity for you to participate in a staple
activity of Guiding and Scouting but at Archery, there are weird and wonderful targets to hit and challenge yourself and possibly even the staff! We headed down to Archery yesterday and spoke to some Scouts that had de-
cided to take up the challenge. Speaking about his first Poacher experience, Jack, a Scout from 6th Cleethorpes said how much he had learnt from the instructors today and declared “I am going to be like the next Robin Hood - I can’t wait to get my arrows in the gold!”
new Scout Ambassador said: “Unfortunately I haven’t been able to become a volunteer due to my career. So when the Scout Association asked me if I’d become an ambassador for them, I was over the moon!” He then went on to explain “I want to give something back to the Scouts because they gave me so much when I was a kid.”. We are sure that Richard will make an amazing ambassador for Scouting and do us all proud.
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Five minutes with Becky Craven
by Rebecca Craven After a long day staffing activities, looking after Guides and Scouts, going off site, or anything else, lots of adults like to go and relax with a cold drink without the kids. Today’s five minutes is with Charlie Fontaine, one of the bar staff.
Why did you pick to be on the bar staff this year? I chose it because it’s fun! What does your role involve? Serving drinks and selling awesome Poacher glasses. How long have you been in Guiding? My entire life. What’s your favourite camp food? Eggy bread, yum! Is this your first Poacher? It’s my third. I came to the first one as a Young Leader participant and on the last two I’ve been as staff. Do you have any crazy stories from the bar? Not particularly, although yesterday we had to
dismantle the side door of the marquee in order to let Stiff ‘n’ Stilted in – they towered over the bar! Give me one interesting fact about yourself I can roll my tongue And finally, if you could be anything in the world what would you be? I would be a sloth because then I’d have an excuse for being lazy! If a genie granted you three wishes, what would they be? Money, a nice house, my own business - a pet hotel and rescue centre. Best camp moment? Being dragged up on stage to dance and wiggle my bum for Poacher’s Got Talent!
Meet the Team: The Karters by Danni Souter Today Danni meets the go karting and off-road buggy team - another of the exciting activities avaliable here at Poacher!
Danni first spoke to the youngest member of the team, Wilfie.
What is your role here at Poacher? Track staff What have you enjoyed the most here at Poacher? Seeing my Danish friends who I haven’t seen in a year. If you were a cheese, what would you be? Blue cheese. Luke What is your role here at
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Put your clean socks in your sleeping bag at night, they will be nice and toasty in the morning. If you’re going to the toilet, aim for it! Bring your own toilet roll and remember to take it with you to the loo! Be careful when walking past tents, espe cially when it is dark, guy ropes are a trip hazard. Keep drinking plenty of water to stop dehydration.
Jak’s Daily Camp Joke!
Q: Why didn’t the skeleton cross the road? A: Because he had no body to go with
Group pictures
Remember to book in for your Group shots with Poacher’s Photo Team! Our photographer will visit your site, and then you can buy 1 8x6 picture for £3 or 4 for £10. Just come and see us in the Media Centre.
Camp photo of the day
Go karting is located behind The Jukebox.
Wilfie
Top five tips of the day
Poacher? Track staff What have you enjoyed the most here at Poacher? Getting together with the team for the first time this year Jaffa cake, cake or biscuit? Cake. Rachel What is your role here at Poacher? Mechanic What have you enjoyed the most here at Poacher?
The craft tent is really interesting. What is the most embarrassing thing you have done on camp? I once forgot half my tent! Neil What is your role here at Poacher? The boss (of go karts) What have you enjoyed the most here at Poacher? Our team games Tent or caravan? Tent - I can’t tow two trailers!
Today’s photo of the day was chosen by guest Editor, Tom from Boston Explorers. Our winning picture (below) is from the Activity Team - please come and see us in the Media Centre to collect your prize!
Photo competition
Calling all photographers - the media team need you! We are looking for the best picture from your photographs around Poacher 2013. Bring your photographs in to us at the media centre before 3 pm- there will be a prize for the best photograph each day - and we’ll print the best one in tomorrow’s paper. Captions are welcome, but not compulsory!
Lost Property
Lost Property will be held until the end of September. So, if at home, you realise something is missing, just call the Poacher telephone number: 01780 757473! In the meantime, you can check if your things have been handed in the Galapagos HQ.
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What’s on today? Radio
7:00 - 10:00 Wake up with Elliot, Liam and Sarah H 10:00 - 1:00 The Request Show with Abbie 1:00 - 3:00 The Takeover 3:00 - 5:00 Phiz and Sarah B 5:00 - 8:00 Diner Time with Alex, Jon and Abbie 8:00 - 10:00 Hannah and Sarah B 10:00 - 11:00 Late Night Show If you want to take part in The Takeover with a group of your friends, please come to the media centre and fill out one of the forms.
Cinema 10:00 Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaure (U) 94 mins 2:00 The School of Rock (PG) 108 mins 7:00 Batman Begins (12) 140 mins
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stilt team for retrieving my shoe from the roof for me. Much appreciated. Thanks, from Max!
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- Iestyn, from 2nd Desborough, camping on Exploration, 13 today! -Bea, camping on Exploration, 11 today! -Alanah, camping on Wheels ‘Nʻ Wings, 13 today! -Becky, camping on Spirit of Christmas. -Kirstie, camping on Toybox, 11 today! - Callum, from 1st Skegness Scouts, on Exploration, 13 today! -Lucie, from 1st Burgh Guides, camping on Exploration, 14 today! -Tim, from 4th Ashby, on Toybox -Connie, camping on Spirit of Christmas, 9 today! -Ryan, camping on Wheels ‘Nʻ Wings, 13 today! - Zianne, on Toybox, 12 today! -Lucy, camping on Exploration! - Mary who is working at Adult Relaxation as staff! - Jackie from Butterwick - Harry, from Portobello Scouts, 15 today! - Lewis, on Gladrags – 11 today! - Alexia, on Gadgets and Gizmos. - Heather – 21 today! - Geoff from all at Grantham District Scouts and Guides. - Cookie on Explorations. - Arren on Explorations. - Callum from 1st Skegness Scouts (from Site Services) - Connie on Christmas - Happy 1st Birthday to Adam on Explorations - Bailegh on Exploration. -Joshua on Wheels n Wings - Jordan on Wings n Wheels - Emily on Exploration - Harry from Portobello - Charlotte on Wheels n Wings
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