Scouting Tasmania March 2023

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IT’S ALL ABOUT BOATS Our first issue for 2023 covers everything ‘boating’ in our Scouting Community, including upcoming and completed sailing camps, the Australian Wooden Boat Festival and Tasmania’s iconic Scout Guide Regatta.

We’ve certainly been making the best of the sun.

MARCH 2023, ISSUE 3

AIM RECAP NATIONAL ROVER MOOT P. 2

WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL BOATS GATHER AT HOBART WHARFS P. 4-5

FULL REGATTA PROGRAM CAMP PROGRAM, SITE MAP & INFO P. 11-15

Scouting Tasmania | March 2023

AIM 2023 Recap Tasmanian AIM Team Thrilled With National Rover Moot Success Over the 2023 New year Rovers from all over Australia converged on Northern Tasmania to participate in the 22nd national Rover Moot.

Apple Isle Moot, was threatened by both Covid and flooding, but persevered, proving to be a huge success, starting off with a bang on the 31st of December.

The event was held at Fulton Park, Forth, over a course of 9 days. Onsite the crowd bustled with around 520 Rovers registered as participants, along with 80+ staff members, volunteers and contractors.

With such broad expedition options and a vast variety of activities, participants got to see much of Tasmania. Rovers were treated to experiences with our states best local food to our most thrilling environments.

Rovers from various states explored hikes around Cradle Mountain and Freycinet. Tackled white water rafting and rock climbing. Explored Tasmania’s recreational wilderness with railways and grand views.

Discovered our States unique taste with wines, cheeses and chocolates.

Experienced ocean diving, mountain biking, 4x4 driving tours, sailing and so much more.

installing a Frisbee golf course and organising cultural activities with palawa people.

The Arena acted as a centrepiece for on-site night life and live music, featuring several local bands and 2 rovers who ‘spun the discs’, DJing during the midnight shifts.

Scouts Tasmania is so glad to have had the opportunity to host this years National Moot and hopes the friendships Participants travelled and memories made across the state, from throughout the Moot one corner of the Tasman continue to be shared Peninsula to the North East over years to come. and West of Tasmania.

If readers are interested in Scouts Tasmania more information regarding was thrilled to offer a the event or wish to access unique opportunity for photos from AIM 2023 participants to gain formal please visit: training for seamanship appleislemoot. and abseiling within the com.au/home event. Being a first since the introduction of the new Scouting program it was a great addition. Rovers were also given plenty of chances to gain logbook hours towards their Outdoor Adventure Skills.

The events on-site team worked hard creating giant board games,

Scouting Tasmania | Issue 3, 2023

Harwood Honours

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Geraldine & Gerald Receive Australia Day Honours Anually on Australia Day, we recognize those who have greatly contributed to our communities and environment.

2023 celebrates 1,047 Australians.

comes after a lifetime in a career of helping others. “As an individual we can be recognised and that’s fantastic, I’m really proud. But I’m also proud of everyone else along the way”.

Their shared passion for Scouting and infinite personal time dedicated to it, has seen them being highly commended by both their local Hobart Group and the wider Tasmanian community.

Tasmania celebrates fellow They both noted how the Scout legends, Gerald A week after Geraldine confidence and skills youth and Geraldine Harwood. received her email gain through Scouting regarding the achievement, is extremely powerful, This year’s Australia Day Gerald received his award, influencing their way of saw scout members Gerald earning the medal of the thinking and decision and Geraldine become Order of Australia (OAM). making. As Gerald points members of another Gerald has been involved out, “It’s probably the first highly esteemed group, in the Don River Railway time ever they’ve been the highly respected for years, despite living able to do something Order of Australia. across the other side of their parents can’t do! the state. Along with his Interviewed on WIN passion for the steam, Scouts Tasmania is so News Tasmania, Gerald’s dedication to proud to have such Geraldine’s involvement, various organisations amazing individuals and ambassadorship goes above and beyond. in our organisation, of Tasmania’s NDIS, ones whose valued commitment to the group, has been recognised.

We hope the Harwood’s can be an inspiration to interested families and youth members who wish to become future leaders and helpers. From all of Scouts Tasmania, congratulations Gerald and Geraldine - we thank you for your incredible dedication.

WINNEWS Interview during late January

Scouting Tasmania | March 2023

Australian Wooden Hundreds of Boats, Thousands of People and Our Scouts Officially established in 1994 the Australian wooden boat festival was held at Constitution Dock, Hobart. The event, inspired and held by boating enthusiasts Cathy Hawkins, Ian Johnston and Andy Gamlin, started as a two day event. Making it’s debut, the event had outstanding support from the local City Council and several other organisations, including the ABC radio and spirit of Tasmania.

The warm summers day was bustling with 180 beautiful wooden boats, ships and hundreds of attendees, making the first Australian Wooden Boat Festival and incredible success.

Now, 29 years later and the event has only grown more popular. Now a four day event the Australian Wooden Boat Festival (AWBF) was over the 10-13th of February at Constitution Dock & Sullivan’s Cove. The program started midday at Lower Sandy Bay, where a grand 200+ wooden boats sailed across the River Derwent to the festival site, with sights of Tall Ships, Yachts and more. After welcome to country and official event opening on water events and viewing ensued.

Saturday and Sunday held the Derwent World Championships and Foster’s cup, with the infamous Clennett’s Mitre 10 Quick & Dirty Boat Building Challenge Race held on the Monday.

Scouts Tasmania is proud to see our Scout Groups and youth members participating in local events, along with tackling the creative, fun and skilful challenge put forward. The Scouts spent 3 days building their crafts, supplied with resources and set instructions. Once the youth teams had constructed the skeletons they set out to cover and waterproof the vessel frames ready for the race on day 4.

Our Local Scouts also, once again, got involved in community service, empting and replacing bins, cleaning up rubbish and ensuring the event stayed clean and sustainable.

The AWBF expo inside and along the dock showcased small sailing boats, similar to the ones our Scout Groups sail in, along with the events ‘most impressive’ ships, 11 Tall Ships berthed across Sullivan’s Cove. Our 5 local Tasmanian ships included Windward Bound, known for their youth development programs and Lady Nelson, the original having 2-4 million Australians with ancestors who sailed on her during the early 1800’s.

Continued...

Scouting Tasmania | Issue 3, 2023

Boat Festival 2023

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Quick & Dirty Challenge | Event Clean Up To round out the fleet 6 interstate ships joined the dock, including Young Endeavour, offering at sea youth development, James Craig, originally built in 1874 and Duyfken, a replica of the original1606 ship and one of the rarest ships in the world.

Over 4 days Hobart’s docks and wharfs saw thousands of people and hundreds of ships and boats, leaving the 2023 AWBF a exceptionally successful event.

Scouts Tasmania can’t wait for 2025!

North West Bay Sea Scouts participated in the recent AWBF, with two teams entered into the Quick N Dirty boat building competition.

Over 3 days the teams designed and built their boats. On the final day they attempted to sail the boats, or rather paddled their boats in the race. The youth had a practice session prior to the event.

During the AWBF weekend they built the boats on the Saturday, painted the exterior to make it waterproof and decorated the boat on the Sunday. They raced around Constitution Dock on the Monday.

Team Buccaneers, with their boat “The Black Swan” won the Best Boat Construction and finished second in the race, whilst “Titanic II” from Team Mayday floated beautifully and wreaked havoc with their water pistols and flour bombs.

Scouting Tasmania | March 2023

The Lea Updates Facility Changes Making The Lea More Accessible

Scouts Tasmania is excited to announce the new facilities that have recently been implemented throughout The Lea Scout Centre in Hobart.

The Scouts Tasmania Branch applied for, and were successful in receiving a grant that allowed our organisation to update beds, toilets and other amenities in our Scout Centre over January.

As the Lea is widely used by the community, several parties including schools, Mosaic and ParaQuad amongst others were consulted to ensure as many communities as possible would benefit from the grant.

Nic Street, Minister for Sport and Recreation joined Nigel Clutterbuck, President of Scouts Tasmania, along with Phil Harper, Chief Commissioner for Scouts Tasmania, to inspect the improvements that were undertaken through the grant from the Tasmanian Government.

All individuals and communities involved, including Scouts Tasmania as a whole, are greatly appreciative towards the local Government and the ParaQuad Association of Tasmania Inc for all of their support. Scouts Tasmania also Thanks Nic Street for his involvement in the arrangement.

We couldn’t have made this improvement without the grant and can’t wait to share these new facilities with the public.

“Scouts Tasmania approached us before heading down the path of making accessibility improvements at their property south of Hobart. We offered some on-site advice, and the results meant, now more people will be able to use its accommodation, meeting rooms and activity facilities.”

-ParaQuad Association of Tasmania INC

Scouting Tasmania | Issue 3, 2023

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Cruise Camp Scouts & Ventures Sail the Tamar River

During the holidays our Scouts and Venturers participated in the tri-annual cruise camp.

The camp was run over 5 days on the Tamar River/Kanamaluka.

We were also joined by 10 scouts and venturers from South Australia.

Alongside the main camp, Hannah also ran her adventurous journey.

Day 1 - We sailed around Deviot and then stayed there for the night.

Day 2 - We sailed from Deviot to Port Dalrymple.

It was a long day against the tide and a slight panic when the safety boat stopped working, but the youth members showed some great leadership!

Day 3 – This was a relaxing day. We sailed to George Town for fish and chips and to top up supplies, then back to Port Dalrymple.

Day 4 – This was a big day! We participated in the George Town Safari (race).

Then sailed back to Deviot where we took the boats out. We slept the night back at hall.

Day 5 – We cleaned the boats and headed home to sleep!

Everyone had a great time and hopefully learnt some new sailing skills. Thanks so much to the leaders for organising and the South Australian crew for joining us. We look forward to the next camp in 3 years time.

-1st Tamar Leader

Scouting Tasmania | March 2023

Swimming Carnival Splashing, Swimming and Winning!

The Northern Scout Groups once again held their annual Swimming Carnival at the Riverside Aquatic centre.

A great night to encourage group cooperation and individual challenge.

The night was well attended, with The night has events representatives from all designed for all age groups. the groups in the district. It Throughout the night youth was a perfect night for the members compete in races, carnival, after a 30 °C day! activities such as, relays, Thanks to the 1st tamar ring toss and more. leaders for organising Free water-slide rides and running the BBQ are a crowd favourite.

- Stephanie, 1st Tamar Joey Leader

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Norfolk Plains Scout Group The Norfolk Plains Scout Unit was formed Some of our Scouts favourite activities in October 2020 combining the Cressy, include building and programming Perth and Evandale Scouting units. robotic vehicles, making catapults with spars and lots of games The first task for our new unit was to especially ones in the dark! find a name that was unique to the Northern Midlands district. With lots of We are really looking forward to ideas proposed, we settled with “Norfolk attending the Scout Regatta in Snug, Plains” which is a historic farming and also getting back on to Scout Island district surrounding the local villages at Cora Lynn for a camp after the big on the Macquarie, South Esk and Liffey floods submerged it last year. Please rivers of northern Tasmania. drop in and say G’day if you are in the area (Scouts: Thursday 6:30-8:30pm, Venturers: Wednesday 7:00-9:00pm).

-Mark, Norfolk Plains Leader

Scouting Tasmania | Issue 3, 2023

Founders Day

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Baden Powelld

Robert Baden-Powell, Chief Scout of the World and Scouting Tasmania’s patron, was born February 22nd, 1857.

We take this opportunity to commemorate the dedication he gave to Scouting and celebrate this date as Founders Day across the world.

Locally, our Groups across the state chose to celebrate in various ways, some holding a BBQ, others hosted activity days, with a parade to open and close the event.

“This evening we all come together at Kingston Beach to commemorate Founders Day, the birthday of Scouting founder Baden Powell. Our ceremony concluded with an investiture and a link up from Cubs to Scouts.

The North West Groups along the coast and inland around Devonport all came together at Fulton Park, Forth to celebrate as a large group, participating in team games after the parade.

“To celebrate Founder’s After the ceremony the Day (BP’s birthday) Joeys, Cubs and Joeys went for Cubs, Scouts, Venturers a short walk along the and Rovers from Mersey Alum Cliffs track whilst the and Leven Districts met all Scouts and Venturer’s got at Fulton Park.” in some boating practice -Leader, before the upcoming Scout City Of Devonport and Guide Regatta.”

-Leader, Blackmans Bay

Smithton Scouts | Positions to be Filled Smithton Scouts Group Located on the North West of Tasmania has vacant positions in all Units, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers. Due to lack of Leader support, Smithton Scout Group will be forced to go into recession if all positions for both leaders and the Group committee aren’t filled soon.

Smithton has unfortunately been unable to start up for 2023. With the closest Scout Group alternative over an hour away, Smithon is the only option for many youth members.

Please contact Shaun Ph: 0417 560 660 Email: gl.smithton@ scoutstas.org.au

Scouting Tasmania | March 2023

Regatta Incoming Are You Ready To Race, Sail and Row? Cubs, Scouts, Venturers and Rovers will soon converge on Snug, Hobart for the annual Tasmanian Scout & Guide regatta. After complications over the past few years the loved event is returning over the March long weekend.

lunches provided by the catering facilities.

Scout Troops and their members can compete in events as teams or choose to partake in individual activities.

We’re so exited to see hundreds of Scouting members participate across the weekend and hope to have a successful, enjoyable event.

Over 3 days, from March 10th Friday afternoon until March 13th, Sunday afternoon, the Snug oval and beach will host a variety of activities, competitions and social gatherings.

Scouting members will partake in water events such as sailing or rowing, oval activities such as ball and chain or sack races, and enjoy meal times and movies with their fellow participants.

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SATURDAY 11.03.2023

R E GAT TA P R O G R A M / 5 8 T H 2 0 2 3

Scouting Tasmania | Issue 3, 2023

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LUNCH: GUIDES 1145 SCOUTS 1155 VENTURERS 1205 (1 Rep to collect & return boxes to Catering Marquee) PACER DINGHY SAILING (NOVICES & COMPETENT SAILORS): Book at the Pacer Sign – 1 HOUR SESSIONS: 1330 / 1430 / 1530 OVAL ACTIVITIES (SEA BOOT THROW, LINE HEAVING): Report to event any time between 1230 - 1530 ENVIROTASTIC: Report anytime between 1230 - 1530 SAILING RACES: 1315: A-Class (Patrol Boats) 1320: B-Class 1325: Keel Boats 1445: A-Class (Patrol Boats) 1450: B-Class 1455: Keel Boats TIME

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SAFETY CRAFT BRIEFING: Memorial Hall 0915 OPENING PARADE & SCOUTS GUIDES OWN: Oval, Full Uniform SUN PROTECTION 0930 OPENING PARADE 1045 SAILPAST: the theme ‘Welcome Back, Party’ - DINGHY RELAY - CANOE CAPSIZE - KAYAK 500m 1230 - WATER RELAY RELAY - RAFT BUILDING* - WATER RELAY - BUCKET RELAY 1245 - KAYAK RELAY - SACK RACE - KAYAK RELAY - WATER RELAY 1300 - CANOE CAPSIZE RELAY - SACK RACE - WATER RELAY - KAYAK RELAY 1315 - DINGHY RELAY - SACK RACE - BUCKET RELAY - RAFT RACING - DINGHY RELAY 1330 - WATER RELAY - SACK RACE - DINGHY RELAY - CANOE CAPSIZE 1345 - KAYAK RELAY - SACK RACE - BUCKET RELAY RELAY - WATER RELAY 1400 - GREASY POLE 10YO - KAYAK RELAY - BUCKET RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - RAFT BUILDING* 1415 - KAYAK 500m - TEAM RESCUE 1430 - DINGHY RELAY - CANOE DASH PAIRS - KAYAK RELAY - CANOE DASH PAIRS 1445 - GREASY POLE 11YO - TEAM RESCUE - BALL & CHAIN 0900

SATURDAY 11.03.2023

R E GAT TA P R O G R A M / 5 8 T H 2 0 2 3

Scouting Tasmania | March 2023

LUNCH: GUIDES 1145 SCOUTS 1155 VENTURERS 1205 (1 Rep to collect & return boxes to Catering Marquee) PACER DINGHY SAILING (NOVICES & COMPETENT SAILORS): Book at the Pacer Sign – 1 HOUR SESSIONS: 1330 / 1430 / 1530 OVAL ACTIVITIES (SEA BOOT THROW, LINE HEAVING): Report to event any time between 1230 - 1530 ENVIROTASTIC: Report anytime between 1230 - 1530 SAILING RACES: 1315: A-Class (Patrol Boats) 1320: B-Class 1325: Keel Boats 1445: A-Class (Patrol Boats) 1450: B-Class 1455: Keel Boats TIME 1415 1430 1445 1500 1515 1530 1545 1615 1630 1715 1745 1815 1900 2000

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- KAYAK 500m

- BALL & CHAIN

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- RAFT BUILDING* - TEAM RESCUE - CANOE DASH PAIRS - KAYAK RELAY - TEAM RESCUE - CANOE DASH PAIRS

- DINGHY RELAY - GREASY POLE 11YO - BALL & CHAIN - CANOE DASH PAIRS - KAYAK 500m - DINGHY RELAY - BUCKET RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - TEAM RESCUE - DINGHY RELAY - RAFT RACING - REGATTA RELAY - REGATTA RELAY (Briefing at program (Briefing at program tent) tent) - REGATTA RELAY - REGATTA RELAY - IRON PERSON (Briefing) - IRON PERSON SOUP SERVING – CATERING MARQUEE (bring individual mess gear (incl. tea towel)) DINNER - TUG-O-WAR - TUG-O-WAR - VOLLEYBALL - SCOUT / GUIDE MOVIE

SUNDAY (AM) 12.03.2023

R E GAT TA P R O G R A M / 5 8 T H 2 0 2 3

Scouting Tasmania | Issue 3, 2023

PACER DINGHY SAILING (NOVICES & COMPETENT SAILORS): Book at the Pacer Sign – 1 HOUR SESSIONS: 0900 / 1000 / 1100 OVAL ACTIVITIES (SEA BOOT THROW, LINE HEAVING): Report to event any time between 0900 - 1200 KAYAK/CANOE HAVE-A-GO (BEGINNERS): Report to Have-A-Go area anytime between 0900 - 1200 Bring a life jacket & adult ENVIROTASTIC: Report anytime between 0900 - 1200 KAYAK/CANOE SLALOM: Report to Slalom Area anytime between 0900 - 1200 SAND SCULPTURE (TEAMS OF 2-4): Report anytime between 0900 & 1130 – Judging in Sections at 1130 TIME 0730 0815 0845 0900 0915 0930 0945 1000 1015 1030 1045 1100 1115 1130 1145 1200

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UNDER 15 UNDER 18 BREAKFAST SERVED: Catering marquee BREAKFAST CLOSES COXWAINS BRIEFING: Patrol craft sign - GREASY POLE 12YO - DINGHY DASH PAIRS - ROWING LONG DISTANCE - KAYAK RELAY - RAFT BUILDING - BALL & CHAIN - MUSICAL FLAG PAIRS - KAYAK 500m - LIFE JACKET RELAY - CANOE TRANSFER RELAY - ROWING LONG DISTANCE - KAYAK RELAY - MUSICAL FLAG PAIRS - DINGHY DASH PAIRS - DINGHY DASH PAIRS - KAYAK RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - ROWING LONG DISTANCE - GREASY POLE 13YO - KAYAK 500m - CANOE TRANSFER RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - LIFE JACKET RELAY - RAFT RACING - MUSICAL FLAG PAIRS - KAYAK 500m - KAYAK CAPSIZE RELAY - CANOE TRANSFER RELAY - RAFT BUILDING* - LIFE JACKET RELAY - DINGHY DASH PAIRS - MUSICAL FLAG PAIRS - BALL & CHAIN - KAYAK CAPSIZE RELAY - GREASY POLE 14YO - LIFE JACKET RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - DOUBLE KAYAK 500m - MUSICAL FLAG PAIRS - CANOE 500M - DOUBLE KAYAK 500m - DINGHY DASH PAIRS - KAYAK CAPSIZE RELAY - CANOE 500M - LIFE JACKET RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - DOUBLE KAYAK 500m - CANOE 500m - MUSICAL FLAG PAIRS ROWING LONG DISTANCE: BATTLE OF THE GROUPS MUST INCLUDE: 2 x U13 OR U15, 2 x U18 OR U26 & 2 x Leader / Over 26 + Cox - KAYAK CAPSIZE RELAY - LIFE JACKET RELAY - DINGHY DASH PAIRS - RAFT RACING - NOVICE PATROL BOAT - KAYAK CAPSIZE RELAY - ROWING (NON-COMP)

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SUNDAY (PM) 12.03.2023

R E GAT TA P R O G R A M / 5 8 T H 2 0 2 3

Scouting Tasmania | March 2023

PACER DINGHY SAILING (NOVICES & COMPETENT SAILORS): Book at the Pacer Sign – 1 HOUR SESSIONS: 0900 / 1000 / 1100 OVAL ACTIVITIES (SEA BOOT THROW, LINE HEAVING): Report to event any time between 0900 - 1200 KAYAK/CANOE HAVE-A-GO (BEGINNERS): Report to Have-A-Go area anytime between 0900 - 1200 Bring a life jacket & adult ENVIROTASTIC: Report anytime between 0900 - 1200 KAYAK/CANOE SLALOM: Report to Slalom Area anytime between 0900 - 1200 SAND SCULPTURE (TEAMS OF 2-4): Report anytime between 0900 & 1130 – Judging in Sections at 1130 TIME 1245 1300 1315 1330 1345 1400 1415 1430 1445 1500 1515 1530 1545 1715 1730 1815 2000

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HELMSMAN BRIEFING: Patrol craft sign

- FLOAT ROPE RELAY - SACK RACE - BUCKET RELAY - KAYAK TRANSFER RELAY - FLOAT ROPE RELAY - CANOE DASH PAIRS - CANOE 500M - BUCKET RELAY - DINGHY RELAY

- DINGHY RELAY - CANOE DASH PAIRS - KAYAK TRANSFER RELAY - FLOAT ROPE RELAY - SACK RACE - CANOE 500M - BUCKET RELAY - CANOE RELAY - FLOAT ROPE RELAY

- DINGHY RELAY - BUCKET RELAY - KAYAK NOVELTY RELAY - DINGHY RELAY - INNER TUBE RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - KAYAK NOVELTY RELAY - DOUBLE KAYAK 500M - INNER TUBE RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - CANOE RELAY

- DOUBLE KAYAK 500M - INNER TUBE RELAY - BALL & CHAIN - INNER TUBE RELAY - CANOE RELAY SOUP SERVING DINNER SERVING

- TUG-O-WAR FINALS - TUG-O-WAR FINALS - SCOUT / GUIDE MOVIE

- KAYAK TRANSFER RELAY - FLOAT ROPE RELAY - CANOE DASH PAIRS - GREASY POLE 15YO - CANOE 500M - DINGHY RELAY - GREASY POLE 16YO - SACK RACE - CANOE RELAY - BUCKET RELAY - GREASY POLE 17YO - INNER TUBE RELAY - DOUBLE KAYAK 500M - INNER TUBE RELAY - TUG-O-WAR - DINGHY 200M - BALL & CHAIN KAYAK - NOVELTY RELAY

MONDAY 13.03.2023

R E GAT TA P R O G R A M / 5 8 T H 2 0 2 3

Scouting Tasmania | Issue 3, 2023

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PACER DINGHY SAILING (NOVICES & COMPETENT SAILORS): Book at the Pacer Sign – 1 HOUR SESSIONS: 0900 / 1000 / 1100 OVAL ACTIVITIES (SEA BOOT THROW, LINE HEAVING): Report to event any time between 0900 - 1200 KAYAK/CANOE HAVE-A-GO (BEGINNERS): Report to Have-A-Go area anytime between 0900 - 1200 Bring a life jacket & adult ENVIROTASTIC: Report anytime between 0900 - 1200 KAYAK/CANOE SLALOM: Report to Slalom Area anytime between 0900 - 1200 SAND SCULPTURE (TEAMS OF 2-4): Report anytime between 0900 & 1130 – Judging in Sections at 1130 TIME UNDER 13 UNDER 15 UNDER 18 BREAKFAST SERVED: Catering marquee 0730 BREAKFAST CLOSES 0815 COX’S & COXWAINS BRIEFING: Patrol craft sign 0845 FLAGS - DINGHY RESCUE - ROWING 500m 0900 -- CONVICT CANOE RELAY - KAYAK HAND PADDLE RELAY - DINGHY RESCUE 0915 - HUMAN CHARIOT KAYAK, OR - ROWING 500m 0930 -- DOUBLE CANOE LONG DISTANCE 0945 - DINGHY RESCUE 500m 1000 -- ROWING CONVICT FLAGS 1015 - BATON WATER RELAY HAND PADDLE 1030 - KAYAK RELAY

- HUMAN CHARIOT - CANOE RELAY - DOUBLE KAYAK OR - CANOE LONG DISTANCE - DINGHY RESCUE - CONVICT FLAGS

- CONVICT FLAGS - CANOE RELAY - BATON WATER RELAY - KAYAK HAND PADDLE RELAY - DOUBLE KAYAK, OR - CANOE LONG DISTANCE - CANOE DASH PAIRS

- DINGHY RESCUE - BATON WATER RELAY - HUMAN CHARIOT 1045 ROWING LONG DISTANCE: BATTLE OF THE GROUPS MUST INCLUDE: 2 x U13 OR U15, 2 x U18 OR U26 & 2 x LEADER / OVER 26 + COX 1100 - KAYAK LONG

- CANOE DASH PAIRS DISTANCE - HUMAN CHARIOT - BATON WATER RELAY - DINGHY RESCUE 1115 - CONVICT FLAGS

- DINGHY RESCUE - KAYAK LONG DISTANCE

ROWING LONG DISTANCE: BATTLE OF THE GROUPS MUST INCLUDE: 2 x U13 OR U15, 2 x U18 OR U26 & 2 x LEADER / OVER 26 + COX

CAPSIZE RELAY - KAYAK HAND PADDLE RELAY 1145 -- KAYAK RAFT RACING - CONVICT FLAGS PATROL BOAT - BATON WATER RELAY 1200 -- NOVICE ROWING (NON-COMP) KAYAK LONG DISTANCE

- CONVICT FLAGS

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