One World 04

Official newspaper of the 21st World Scout Jamboree

Le journal officiel du 21ème Jamboree Scout Mondial

Tuesday - Mardi 31/7/2007

Issue 4

Now the acitivities and fun start

Les activités et le fun commencent Top up your energy at Energise

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She wants to give girls a voice Meet WAGGGS head Elspeth Henderson Full story and pictures: Page 10

Check out the Czech tents 12°C/54°F

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Explore a world of fun Hundreds of activities to keep the mind, body and taste buds excited at AquaVille.

By Samuel Chua Travelling around the world in a day is the challenge for participants heading for the Aquaville zone in World Villages.

The area to the south east of the site is designed to give Scouts the chance to explore the cultures, pastimes, arts, crafts and food from countries represented at the Jamboree, and with 300 activities to choose from no one is likely to return to there Sub Camps empty handed.

A large wooden model ship welcomes Scouts to Aquaville and, after crossing a big

wooden bridge, participants have to choose which of either the Rivers or Seas villages they want to start at. One of the zone heads Antti Halonen, said: “The theme basically follows the concept of explorers in ships discovering new territories and diverse culture.� Fellow zone head Emma Hall added: “Aquaville houses lots of activities and various exhibits and costumes from participating National Scout Organisations.

It also has physical games and activities that the scouts can get involved in.�

Explorer Darren Mercieca, from Malta KDG MXVW ÂżQLVKHG WKH ODVW OHJ RI WKH 6ZHGLVK Flintstone race, were his team had to build a cart from pioneering materials before being timed on a circular course. He said: “It was very physical and exciting; our patrol was able to work as a team and apply our scouting skills to help us complete the challenge.â€?

Wrestling and Rugby After three rounds of Swiss wrestling, 2UZD )DODK VDLG Âł7KLV LV P\ ÂżUVW DFWLYLW\ LQ Aquaville and I enjoyed it. Learning basic judo and the discipline behind it made the wrestling activity more fun and interesting.

I have even made friends with my sparring partner and we will be going to the other activities in the Seas village next.â€? “This is already our third activity,â€? said 0LD /DKWLQHQ IURP )LQODQG DIWHU ÂżQLVKLQJ a game of Rugby with her patrol. “It was great, we enjoyed the game and we have also done some painting and making jewellery.â€?

Taking photographs there was troop leader Nikola Nesic. His Serbian troop had been making various monster masks and costumes from Venezuela having bounced back from a boomerang making activity with the Australians.

6FRXWV DUH HQFRXUDJHG WR WU\ DW OHDVW ÂżYH new activities which is just what Borja Gonzales from Spain did.

He said: “Building our own log cabin from Finland was interesting. It was like solving a puzzle with your patrol. It was also challenging since we were striving to break the current time record of 2.02 minutes. We also went looking for gold in the American gold rush, were cowboys to catch bulls and played Rugby.�

RÉSUMÉ

A la dÊcouverte d’un monde d’amusements Le sud-est du site est rÊservÊ à la dÊcouverte des cultures, des loisirs, des activitÊs manuelles et des spÊcialitÊs des pays prÊsents au Jamboree.

Avec 300 activitÊs au choix, n'en faire aucune est comme revenir les mains vides à son sous-camp. C'est dÊjà notre troisième activitʝ, explique Mia de Finlande après avoir jouÊ à un jeu de rugby avec sa patrouille.  C'Êtait gÊnial [...]nous avons aussi peint et fabriquÊ des bijoux. 

Iceland conquers World Villages The story of six Icelandic boys on a girl hunt in Aquaville.

By Tine Lassuyt A wooden bridge on the grass is the gateway to Aquaville. Sub Camp Plateau is lining up before the entrance of an enormous tent.

Some Icelandic boys are trying to avoid the queue. In the large tent, they immediately run to their own food stall to drink cod liver oil, an Icelandic speciality. A lot of

food stalls are not open yet, but the boys can make a Mexican tortilla before leaving the tent.

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is Icelandic wrestling. Either boys or girls can do itâ€?, says Einar Freyr Ăžorleifsson, one of the boys. “The intention is to get each other to the ground, constantly holding your opponent’s belt.â€? Arnar Ulfarsson and JĂłnatan BjĂśrnsson are giving it a try.

After only a minute, Arnar lifts JĂłnatan up and wins. All spectators are cheering and shouting.

In the Australian tent they study the pictures of the fauna, which starts a discussion about whale hunting and feral cats. Not much later the boys are passing the Belgian tent, where some Bulgarians are dancing a traditional dance to a Belgian folk song.

After some hesitation and encouragement, they join in the dancing. “This was so much fun! Tonight there is a party, and we will probably be dancing nothing but this kind of dance�, says Arnar afterwards.

They prove it by immediately running to the Italian tent, where Scouts are dancing a Tarantella. When some Polish girls arrive at the stage as well, the Icelandic Scouts hastely start talking in their own unintelligible language, laughing and watching the girls.

Einar even succeeds in getting the e-mail address of a British Girl Guide and they KDYH Âż[HG D GLQQHU GDWH IRU WKDW HYHQLQJ RQ their Sub Camp.

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L’Islande à la conquête des villages du monde Des Islandais ne peuvent pas s’empêcher de visiter la tente de leur pays pour boire de l’huile de morue. Deux personnes sont en train de se battre :  C’est la lutte islandaise, explique Einar, chacun peut y participer.

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Tons to do at Terra Hand painted stained glass windows will be a perfect, lasting memory of the Jamboree.

By James Hage The sounds, smells and sights make the atmosphere electric at TerraVille, one of the World Villages on the Jamboree site.

Inside is a mix of cultures, all with two purposes, to entertain and teach at the same time. Walking through the village can be time consuming as turning each corner appears to add more tents with further areas to explore and new wonders to take in.

Many of the tents offer arts and crafts and other cultural activities from the National Scout Organisations who are at the Jamboree. But many of them also have mouth-watering foods for participants to sample. The foods are often placed on tables in a highly-decorated tent and are temptingly arranged.Jon, a chef in one tent said: “It’s great to see so many people all having fun�. This was certainly true, as everyone who left the tent, left with a warm, content smile on their faces.

Sample a "Burns Supper" In the Scottish Zone, participants can try their hand at Celidh dancing, watch :HOOLQJWRQ ERRWV À\ WKURXJK WKH VN\ DV WKH\ are tossed in a special throwing competition and join in a sawing competition, where Scouts have to saw through a piece of wood as fast as they can.

They can also sample a traditional 'Burns

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Des tonnes de choses à faire à Terraville Ce qu’on entend, sent et voit rend l’atmosphère Êlectrique à Terraville, le second village mondial sur le Jamboree.

Ce mÊlange des cultures doit divertir et enseigner des choses. Dans la zone Êcossaise, les participants peuvent apprendre à danser le Celidh (prononcer kaylee). De l’Ecosse au Sri Lanka, chaque pays montre son hÊritage et son identitÊ. Les jeunes peuvent peindre sur quatre vitres qui resteront après le camp.  C’est bien de poser ma marque dans l’histoire  dit Sarah, 15 ans, de Grèce.

Supper'; special food which is eaten every year on the birthday of Scottish poet, Robert Burns. A poem entitled Address to a Haggis is read before participants can try Haggis (a mixture of meat with suet, onions, oatmeal and spices), Neeps (turnips) an’ Tatties (potatoes), with a bit more dancing WR ¿QLVK (DFK FRXQWU\ KDV SXW RQ GLVSOD\ of its heritage and more importantly, its individual identity.

The biggest treasure of them all is at the YHU\ EDFN RI 7HUUD9LOOH $W (XURMDP D (XURSHDQ 6FRXW -DPERUHH KHOG DW +\ODQGV Park in 2005, a stained glass window was created to commemorate the event. For this Jamboree, four windows will be made, each one being hand painted by participants, who ZLOO UHFHLYH D FHUWLÂżFDWH WR SURYH ZKLFK SDUW they have painted.

Sarah, 15, from Greece, who was

contributing to the window said: "It is great to be able to leave my mark on history in such a different way�.

One day is not enough to see even half the tents and their contents, so a sense of mystery to what else is still to be found lingers on. Take some time to explore the village and all it has to offer, it's what the Jamboree is about – experiencing other cultures.

“We are hungry all the time�

Three Polish Girl Scouts visit every food stall.

By Tine Lassuyt After the jousting display during lunch, the World Village activities restarted.

Gosia Paszewska, Nina Lenartowicz and Aleksandra Michta, three Polish Scouts, are strolling in Terraville. Attracted by

seductive Indian rhythms, the girls rush to a small stage, towards the music. The stage is ÂżOOHG ZLWK SHRSOH ZHDULQJ FRORXUIXO FORWKHV Gosia, Nina and Aleksandra dance the time away, having a lot of fun. “Their music is so

ZRQGHUIXO ´ $OHNVDQGUD VD\V SXI¿QJ KDUG They are still swinging when they walk DFURVV WKH ¿HOG WRZDUGV D FURZGHG FLUFOH An almost naked sumo wrestler stands in the middle. He is only wearing a large belt that doesn’t cover his backside, which makes the Polish girls giggle. The wrestler teaches the crowd some sumo terms.

Afterwards, the Polish girls succeed in DUUDQJLQJ D SLFWXUH ZLWK D .HQGy ÂżJKWHU $OHNVDQGUD GRHVQÂśW XQGHUVWDQG WKH ÂżJKW “Sometimes it looks very funny. I don’t get what they’re trying to do.â€?

Satisfying a Polish hunger A Korean kite draws their attention. Gosia and Aleksandra are running and trying YHU\ KDUG WR PDNH WKH NLWH Ă€\ EXW LW WDNHV them some time to get it in the air. Nina is amused, watching her two bungling friends. Âł, GLGQÂśW NQRZ WKLV FRXOG EH VR GLIÂżFXOW´ she says while Aleksandra is passing, the NLWH Ă€\LQJ RQH PHWUH DERYH WKH JURXQG Piotr Michta is waiting for the trio. They are impressed by the Italian toy he has made. In this patrol, Piotr is the only boy amongst nine girls. “But I’m happy about thatâ€?, he says and smiles.

The girls spent the entire morning in a food tent, and now they’re heading for the other one. Aleksandra explains why. “In Poland we eat more sweets and we make the bread ourselves. We are always hungry here! So we visit every food stall. And we’re learning a lot about other cultures!�

It’s steamy and hot inside the food tent and the food mix makes the tent smell weird.

First, they visit the Sri Lankan tea stall. “We love tea, so we bought a few tea packages in London�, says Aleksandra. After having tasted every Croatian, Indonesian, Turkish and Italian dessert, they make their way out for another (food?) adventure.

RÉSUMÉ

Nous avons faim tout le temps Trois scoutes polonaises se sont donnĂŠes Ă coeur joie dans toutes les animations proposĂŠes par les Villages du monde. Les filles ont passĂŠ toute la matinĂŠe dans une tente culinaire et font la queue pour en visiter une autre !

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The world of traditions and foods Wiener Kaeehaus - Jamboree tradition since 1991.

By Eija Rissanen When the Austrians were asked to introduce their country in the World Food Festival during the Korean Jamboree in 1991, they did not want to have just a small coffeemaker somewhere in the corner. Instead, they decided to build a coffeehouse around the small coffeemaker. The history of the Wiener Kaffeehaus had begun.

Austrian atmosphere and tradition It is a Austrian custom to drink coffee in the morning and in the afternoon. "A coffeehouse is like a livingroom outside of your home," says Heinz Piringer from the Wiener Kaffeehaus. "For Austrians, coffeehouses are what pubs are for British."

In the Wiener Kaffeehaus, the waiters wear RXWÂżWV VLPLODU WR WKRVH ZRUQ E\ WKH ZDLWHUV in real coffeehouses in Austria: Black pants and white shirts. "When the Ambassador of Austria visited the coffeehouse during the Jamboree in Thailand, he thought that the waiting staff was professional," Piringer says. "He was very surprised when he learnt that we are all Scout leaders."

In addition, the coffeehouse is decorated with the same style as the coffeehouses in Austria. Tables and chairs used are replicas

but the wood paneled walls are replaced with hanging pictures of Vienna.

Sparkling water and apfelstrudels To wash down the strong coffee, you are served a glass of sparkling water with it. About 2,250 litres of Austrian sparkling water was brought to the Jamboree, and the Wiener Kaffeehaus has already sold 1,093 cups of coffee to go with it.

In addition, 352 Apfelstrudels (sweet apple pastries) are baked every day, and about 200 Gugelhupts (an Austrian pound cake) are served to accompany the coffee.

If you don't have a sweet tooth, try some of the gulasch - a soup made of beef, onions, red peppers and paprika powder.

Money for a good reason The Wiener Kaffeehaus has a tradition RI GRQDWLQJ LWV SURÂżWV WR ORFDO SURMHFWV 7KH project has not yet been decided on, but the FRIIHHKRXVH VWDII DUH HDJHU WR ÂżQG RXW ZKDW NLQG RI SURMHFW WKH\ FDQ ÂżQG LQ 8. %HLQJ WKH ÂżUVW HYHU FRIIHHKRXVH WKH Wiener Kaffeehaus also has a reputation to live up to. "Everybody knows the Wiener Kaffeehaus from the previous Jamborees," says Piringer. "People know to look for it."

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By Lex van Rens, Kitty Bons Young Correspondents from the Netherlands

If one day you decide to go to the Holland House, you can expect not only the service of the nice Dutch people, but also Dutch food, drinks and souvenirs. Before going in, you’ll see some people gathering around some wooden planks. They are playing a typical Dutch game called Sjoelen. Feel free to join them and smash pieces of wood into the little goals!

When you enter the Holland House, you should go to the Dutchies stand and buy a card of Dutchies to pay for all the goods there. You can buy typical Dutch food like stroopwafels (cookies) and poffertjes (small pancakes). Also, there’s a stand where you can buy Dutch souvenirs like clogs (wooden shoes). You can enjoy the things you bought in the house’s cozy seating. Learn something about Dutch culture by checking out the orange list of Dutch celebrations.

There are not only Dutch staff but also a lot of foreign visitors. One of them said, “I really enjoyed the poffertjes,� while his friend complimented the house on its Dutchie system. Dutch men in the Holland House were afraid that making people have to buy 20 Dutchies at a time would keep them away. Yet they they said, “The house is typically Dutch, particularly because of the Dutch weather here in England.�

Savor the taste of Oriental food from the Taiwanese Food House in the Plaza, where the menu includes Bijon (rice noodles), lemon and herb puddings, red beans with milk dessert, pearl milk tea and other exotic Chinese foods.

Coordinator Dandy Wang says the Taiwan Food House serves the needs of Asian campers, who crave food from their region. However, the house also gives Scouts from around the world a chance to taste these Chinese cooking wonders.

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Un monde de traditions et de spÊcialitÊs C’est une tradition chez les Autrichiens de boire du cafÊ le matin et l’après-midi. Heinz explique :  Pour les Autrichiens, les coffeehouses sont ce que les pubs sont pour les Britanniques.  Si vous rendez visite aux Hollandais, vous apprendrez à jouer à un jeu typique appelÊ Sjoelen.

Ensuite, passez par le bistrot scout de TaĂŻwan qui offre des spĂŠcialitĂŠs aux campeurs asiatiques mais aussi Ă tous les visiteurs du monde.

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By Dominik Speck

What is your favourite or traditional camp food ?

Quel est ton plat préféré ou typique en camp ?

Richard Cleaves United Kingdom

"We eat a lot of baked beans, corned beef and potatoes and mix them all together."

Wenxman Zheng China

"We often make barbecues and eat all sorts of dumplings."

Arif Muhammad, Pakistan

Sharker Towfiq Priton Bangladesh

"We eat a lot of rice, but not at breakfast when we like to eat cereals. A very traditional Pakistani meal is Biryani – chicken with rice. And we like to drink many cups of tea."

"Rice is our main food, often PL[HG ZLWK ¿VK 2Q WKH ODVW night of every camp we have a little celebration where we eat Biryani – that’s chicken with rice DQG D ORW RI DGGHG ÀDYRXUV 2XU favourite rice is Boleo rice."

James Craven USA

"It’s a bit like here at the Jamboree – we eat fast food such as hamburgers or hot dogs. At breakfast we like to have big pancakes and we eat a lot of eggs."

Saad Alajmi Kuwait

"We eat rice with different sorts of meat. We have a lot of fun when we cook our meals on an RSHQ ¿UH :H HDW LW DOO , WKLQN that you need everything you have to eat."

Young Correspondent Germany

Tashun Simons Bermudas

Satu Rantanen Finland

"We eat very much during scout camps, for example maccaroni and cheese, barbecue chicken, hamburgers, we eat ice cream and we like to drink milkshakes."

"We eat typical Finish food such as meat balls, mashed potatoes or pea soup. Often we mix them all together – meat, rice and vegetables."

Laszlo Molnar Hungary

Clara Dominguez Espana

"We often eat typical Hungarian meals like Gulash soup. A favourite ingredient of all our meals is – naturally – paprika.

Another traditional Hungarian meal is Pacal – beef stomach with paprika and salt."

"Claro que comemos comida tipica de Espana como Paella, Cocido o Nadillas. Porque hace mucho calor, tomemos mucha fruta y mucha verdura como ensaladas."

“Can’t wait to arrive on Brownsea” Two Scouts per country have left the Jamboree to go to Brownsea Island for Scouting’s Sunrise.

By Rachel Ruddock About three hundred Scouts left the Jamboree site early yesterday morning to travel to Brownsea Island, the place where Baden Powell started Scouting 100 years ago.

Having been selected to represent their countries on the island, these Scouts are now making close friendships and enjoying this one-off event.

On Sunday evening they all met for WKH ¿UVW WLPH DW D UHFHSWLRQ LQ WKH *OREDO Development Boulevard. As they walked in, they each shook the hand of the UK Chief Scout, Peter Duncan, before being split into four patrols and meeting their subcamp leaders.

"My heart feels like up here" In a short speech, Peter Duncan welcomed everyone before he raised his hand above his head and said “I don’t know about you, but my heart feels like its up here”.

A short DVD was played which showed activities on the island. For many of the SDUWLFLSDQWV WKLV ZDV WKH ¿UVW WLPH WKH\ KDG seen what the island looked like. It was at this point that many of them realised how wonderful it is going to be for them to

celebrate 100 years of Scouting at the place where it began.

One of the participants, Al Frankl, said “I’ve been making loads of new friends and now can’t wait to arrive on Brownsea”. Al’s H[FLWHPHQW ZDV UHÀHFWHG LQ HYHU\ERG\¶V

faces as their smiles grew throughout the evening.

During their three days on the island the participants will discover the diversity of Scouting by taking part in many activities, including a 'time trial' across Continents

where they will learn about different Scout music, dance, food, culture and religion as well as a World Carnival. The organisers of the event said: "These Scouts will represent the hopes of the world as they show how it is possible to live together in peace."

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«Trop impatient d’être sur l’Ile de Brownsea» Près de 300 jeunes ont quitté le Jamboree, hier matin très tôt pour se rendre sur l’Ile de Brownsea, le lieu où Baden Powell a créé le Scoutisme il y a 100 ans. Choisis pour représenter leur pays, ces scouts se sont retrouvés dimanche soir pour faire connaissance. Peter Duncan, le Chef Scout britannique, les a accueillis. Al Frankl, un des participants, témoigne : « Je vais me faire pleins de nouveaux amis et je suis impatient d’ y être.» Sur place, ils vont vivre comme un festival des cultures du monde.

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Energise Oers Outdoor Activity Bikes, balls and tightrope walking pump you up.

By Axel Anderson Tom Van Tielen focused his camera on his friend Quinten Schothorst, who was lying upside down in mid-air. Schothorst was in center ring under The Big Top, a colorful-tent where he was trying his luck at performing circus aerial tricks. “It was QRW VR GLIÂżFXOW EXW D QHZ H[SHULHQFH ,ÂśYH QHYHU GRQH WKLV EHIRUH ´ VDLG 6FKRWKRUVW ZKR ZLWK IULHQG 9DQ 7LHOHQ DUH ERWK DQG from Belgium.

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ActivitÊs de plein air C’est une bonne expÊrience. Je n’ai jamais fait cela de ma vie, raconte Quinten Schothorst, 14 ans, de Belgique. Il s’est retrouvÊ suspendu dans les airs. C’est normal, des activitÊs cirque sont proposÊes sur Energie.

C’est une des cinq zones avec la relaxation, l’art, le sport et les connaissances quotidiennes. D’autres jeunes font un volleyball assis sur une grosse balle. Il y a aussi un golf miniature un peu fou. La BrÊsilienne Lisa Sakajiri, 18 ans, a juste jouÊ au badminton avec son frère et deux amis : J’avais du temps libre, j’ai jouÊ avec les gens de mon groupe et c’Êtait sympa. Il y a aussi une rampe de skate, ce qui rÊjouit certains, comme Nicholas Harrilal, 13 ans de Trinidad et Tobago. \RX FDQ WU\ RWKHUV ´ $V IRU WLJKWURSH ZDONLQJ VKH VDLG ³,WœV D ORW KDUGHU WKDQ LW ORRNV (The tightrope wire) is metal so it digs into \RX ´ :RRG GLG ZDON WKH WLJKWURSH ZKLOVW OHDQLQJ RQ -DFNLH $UPVWURQJ RI .HQW (QJODQG &RXOG :RRG KDYH ZDONHG XQGHU KHU RZQ VWHDP" ³0D\EH EXW , WKLQN LW ZRXOG KDYH EHHQ D ORW KDUGHU ´ (OVHZKHUH 6FRXWV LQ WKH $FWLYH VHFWLRQ RI (QHUJL]H DUHD FRXOG SDUWLFLSDWH LQ VSRUWV VXFK DV YROOH\EDOO ³ZLWK D WZLVW ´ FUD]\ PLQLDWXUH JROI EDVNHWEDOO RULHQWHHULQJ IRRWEDOO VRFFHU DQG EDGPLQWRQ &UD]\ golf is a nine-holer while orienteering of-

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Recharge your batteries After a hard day of camping it is always a great idea to take some time off to “recharge your batteriesâ€?. Energise offers this opportunity in several ways: E\ OHDUQLQJ KRZ WR VWDUW D ÂżUH ZLWK Ă€LQW VWRQHV RU KRZ WR PDNH PXVLF ZLWK percussion instruments. In the grafÂżWL IRUHVW SDUWLFLSDQWV ZULWH PHVVDJHV regarding peace. Other activities such as learning yoga and T´ai chi can also be enjoyed.

Un espacio para convivir, aprender y relajarte.

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Au départ pour les activités off-site Si aujourd'hui on est plus de 40 000 scouts à Hylands Park, c'est bien grâce à l'équipe de transport. Elle a travaillé jour et nuit afin d'assurer l'arrivée des participants et de l'EIS une fois en Grande Bretagne. Cela n'a pas été facile. «On connaissait seulement la moitié des horaires d'arrivée pour les étrangers, le reste a été le fruit du hasard.[...] Mais, je dirais qu'on s'en est bien sorti», explique Chris Jones, un des responsables du transport.

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Helping girls and women have a say Extending the hand of friendship to WAGGGS as world board members arrive at Hylands Park.

By Katherine Broomfield (PSRZHULQJ JLUOV DQG \RXQJ ZRPHQ WR KDYH D YRLFH LQ WKH ZRUOG LV WKH PDLQ DLP IRU (OVSHWK +HQGHUVRQ FKDLUPDQ RI WKH :RUOG $VVRFLDWLRQ RI *LUO *XLGHV DQG *LUO 6FRXWV :$***6

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It took me some time to realise the world was opening up for me - that I was part of a whole global family."

Looking forward, WAGGGS is taking a three-year approach to the centenary of Girl Guides. Elspeth said: "Our plans will cover 2010 to 2012 as Girl Guides started in the UK in 1910 and by 1912 Girl Scouts in America was under way. Most importantly though we will be looking forward to the QH[W \HDUV

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A wonder called â&#x20AC;&#x153;Podsadaâ&#x20AC;?

The original Czech tents with a wooden base keep awakening the enthusiasm of international Scouts at the Jamboree.

By Hana Oberpfalzerova The Czech â&#x20AC;&#x153;Podsadaâ&#x20AC;? tents have been at international Scout HYHQWV VLQFH WKH ÂżUVW KDOI RI WKH 20th century. They still awake WKH HQWKXVLDVP RI WKH RWKHU contingents.

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The wooden base makes it So, what are these mysterious Podsadas? They are about one metre high wooden structures with a small door and two beds inside, RYHU ZKLFK FDQYDV LV DUUDQJHG ,Q the space under the beds, luggage FDQ EH SODFHG ,W LV DOVR SRVVLEOH to place clothes lines between the SROHV RI WKH URRI 1RZDGD\V WKH 3RGVDGD WHQWV DUH D VSHFLDOLW\ RI Czech and Slovak summercamps, Scout and non-scout.

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ÂŤPodsadasÂť: Les tentes ĂŠtranges Les scouts de RĂŠpublique Tchèque ont inventĂŠ des tentes très particulières pour affronter le mauvais temps et des camps qui, dans le passĂŠ, duraient jusquâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ă deux mois.

La toile de la tente repose sur une structure de bois qui contient deux lits Ă lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;intĂŠrieur.

Ces tentes sont une spĂŠcialitĂŠ exclusive des camps dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ĂŠtĂŠ en RĂŠpublique Tchèque et en Slovaquie, pour les scouts et non scouts. Ici au Jamboree on peut les voir dans les souscamps de Glacier, ForĂŞt tropical et Port.

A Sub Camp story 7KH 3RGVDGD WHQWV IURP WKH Glacier Sub Camp. They belong WR 6FRXWV IURP WKH &HQWDO &]HFK region. Alzbeta Rychetska says: â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are located near a congested road. All the people who pass by, come to ask us about our tents and take pictures. They want to know whether we use them on camps LQ RXU RZQ FRXQWU\ 2IWHQ WKH\ are amazed but do not understand how practical this invention is.â&#x20AC;?

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Santa Claus is coming!

Leben in der Kohte SUMMARY

By Kristin MĂźller and Malena Klaus

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neighbours and didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t disturb us even while they were building the tents.â&#x20AC;?

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Vivre dans la ÂŤKohteÂť As-tu vu ces tentes noires des scouts allemands? Elles sâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;appellent ÂŤKohteÂť.

Elles sont très pratiques, par exemple, câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;est facile de changer la grandeur de la tente et il nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;y a pas de sol. Et comme elles ont un trou en haut, on peut faire un feu au milieu de la tente. Ce que lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Allemande Malena Klaus trouve super dans cette grande tente, câ&#x20AC;&#x2122;est que quand il pleut, on peut manger au sec et sâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;y rĂŠchauffer.

Santa Claus is coming today! The Christmas 3DUW\ DW WKH )LQLVK &DIH .XNVD ZLOO VWDUW DW 18:00. There will be typical Finish Christmas IRRG DQG HQWHUWDLQPHQW $QG WKHUH ZLOO EH 6DQWD &ODXV ,I \RX KDYH QHYHU FHOHEUDWHG &KULVWPDV LQ -XO\ EHIRUH WDNH WKLV XQLTXH RSSRUWXQLW\ DQG FRPH WR &DIH .XNVD DW WKH Plaza tonight.

Swiss National Day Tomorrow, Switzerland is celebrating its national holiday. But here at the Jamboree, it will be celebrated today! The Swiss Party starts at 20:30 at the Tropical Hub.

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