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  • ...'s memory. This has the World Bureau and [[Pax Lodge]] in its grounds. Pax Lodge is one of WAGGGS' four World Centres.
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  • | 001 || [[Unami Lodge]] || || || || | 002 || [[Trenton Lodge]] || || || ||
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  • ...ell as the OA. Ordeal memberships have full rights and privileges in their lodge. The Ordeal Level is shown by a white sash with a red arrow pointing upward ...n the Order, by accepting an ''additional'' obligation of service to their lodge, council, or scout camp.
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  • ...iament House]]. The Scouts camped behind [[The Lodge|the Prime Minister's Lodge]] in [[Deakin, Australian Capital Territory|Deakin]]. The scouts helped wi
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  • ...Team well enough to be able to help them with their Personal Journey. The Lodge Leader, Sixer, Patrol Leader or Crew Leader will have a role here also. The
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  • ...ange, an archery range, swimming pool, campfire ring, trading post, the OA Lodge, and the Mallet training center, used for leathercraft. A rustic outdoor ch
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  • | [[Santee Lodge 116]] ...original buildings at Camp Pee Dee were the dining hall and the handicraft lodge. The dining hall was built by men from Darlington in 1929. It was erected o
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  • ...ction was held to elect youth representatives for their Order of the Arrow Lodge and their Explorer Presidents Association chapter. Apparently, in 1988 the ...ncil would also cease, as well as most Order of the Arrow activities. The Lodge would continue, and individual units may continue to hold OA elections. Th
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  • ...on to help buy the property. The property was dedicated during the Shawnee Lodge fall reunion on September 11, 1965 and opened for summer camp in 1966. The ...y a woodstove. Water pumps and pit toilet facilities are located near each lodge. Scouting units must provide their own firewood and cooking gear.
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  • ...to camping. There are also three indoor accommodation buildings: Oaklands Lodge, Jubilee House, and The Bungalow.
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  • |[https://1bsa.org/ 1bsa.org]||[[Coosa Lodge]] || |[https://bsa3.org/ bsa3.org]||[[Cowikee Lodge]]||[[Camp Alaflo]]
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  • ===Kaitoke Lodge<ref name="Wellington Province Girl Guides Golden Jubilee 1924-1974">''Welli The lodge was donated to Wellington Province for camps from Mr and Mrs John Hoggard i
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  • * [[Pax Lodge]], in Hampstead, London, England; current location opened in 1990. It is ac
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  • ...decided not to. Some of these camps, including Fish Camp and the Hunting Lodge, have been preserved, complete with wood-burning stoves, oil lamps, and uni * The Health Lodge. Health officers communicate with backcountry staff by radio, and can dispa
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  • ...uld live with the couple, Captain and Mrs. Holloway, at their house, Lorne Lodge, for the next six years. In his autobiography, published some 65 years late ...877, Alice Kipling returned from India and removed the children from Lorne Lodge. Kipling remembers, "Often and often afterwards, the beloved Aunt would ask
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  • ...[[Order of the Arrow]], the Boy Scouts' honor society, where he served as lodge chief.<ref name=boyscoutsPR/> He also worked as a [[Philmont Scout Ranch#Ra
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