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Happy New Year from the Central Hawkeyes and Cove, Amy and Jordan were busy getting ready for Jamboree Market Day.The Hawkeyes created paracord men and paracord keyrings with charms. Last Jamboree they had the eye-dea and at their pre-Jamboree camp started making some of them. They also did nail painting as a fundraiser. Did you know that paracord can support 100kgs?Their goal yesterday was to sell as many key rings and paracord men as they could. They has a number of the team that actively sold the paracord products on the Village Green.Jordan, Amy and Cove wanted to say thanks to everyone for supporting them getting to Jamboree, meeting new friends and learning new skills “It’s been amazing.”

Allard from Taniwha Country spent some time yesterday with his parents, grandparents and sisters, who are both Cubs. His parents and grandparents are originally from The Netherlands. His grandfather went as a Scout to the 1963 World Jamboree in Greece and he was very pleased to see that Scouting is still flourishing. They were impressed with how well organised the Jamboree is.

Yesterday, they saw some bus loads of Scouts going to activities. It made them realise why the Jamboree costs so much, but is really great value for money. They were also impressed by the way each troop has its own identity, with their gateways and camp uniforms but they are still part of the whole Jamboree.

Well done to the New Zealand Jamboree team!

WEATHER FOR TOMORROW

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Check List for the DayID TagWaterbottleSunhatSunscreen

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MARKET DAY

Come to the Media Team office after 7pm today or during the day tomorrow to collect a prize!

Have you seen yourself?

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MARKET DAY CLOSE UP

Visit the National Schools Base in the building opposite “Master Chef”, based in the same building is the Scout Museum, visit both and get two badges!

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New stock has hit the retail shop. Go and check it out.

Reminder that badge swapping rules state badge swaps are 1 to 1 only.

Patrols who have completed the Adventure base so far: If you missed having a go on the flying fox, there is a catch up session on 3rd January from 6.30 - 8 30pm.

Evening sign up activities are at Waipapa Village Green, 6pm.

Gang show reunion is on 5th January from 7-8.30pm at the Pavillion. Book at the Hub. Wear your Gang Show scarf if you have it.

NOTICES

LOST PROPERTYThe tent is still here at the HUB, it has come back on its own from Karapiro, please come and collect it. Really. Please. We don’t want it.

VILLAGE GREENSMake sure you note these important events happening at the Village Greens.

8pm tonight | Line dancing with the Rovers in Ohakuri Village Green.

8pm on 3rd Jan | Jam session/open night at Maraetai Village Green.

NATIONAL SCHOOLS / MUSEUM

JOKE OF THE DAYQ: What is the best part of a Boxer’s joke? A: The PUNCH line.

Space Ducks stall, under a bright red gazebo had an inflatable unicorn paddling pool. Seth was out the front busking by 9.30 am and he already had a lot of bread tags.Declan from the Troop said the Scouts got together and decided on the game of hooking numbered ducks from the paddling pool. Each number won a prize and a major prize of a leather patch signed by Baden Powell’s grandson. There were many spot prizes, with heaps of interest in the rubber duck woggles.

JP GOAL OF THE DAY

Meet someone new today.

PUZZLEAnswers to the media team

First 10 entries back will get a prize each day. Media Office will not be open to receive entries until 7pm tonight.

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Market day saw the Village Greens come alive. From nail painting, rubber ducks, dragonfly paracord keychains to dunking machines. Most things you could think of were available for purchase. Wellington Gale had an interesting mini golf obstacle course set up. In exchange for 2 tags you got a go on each of their four courses. Two led through pipes to the hole, while the other two required a straight shot to get a hole-in-one. According to the Scouts only one or two people had gotten a hole-in-one on these courses, which was “pretty skilled because it’s supposed to be difficult.”

Next door at the Western Southland stall the mysterious Fiordland Moose was in full force. The Scouts were attempting to feed the moose and if the ‘food’ made it out the other end they would go in the draw to win a prize.

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

Jamboree NZ22 2019/20

Unscramble each word, then the use the first let-ter of each unscrambled word to make two new words.

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MARKET DAY - WELLINGTON GALE, WESTERN SOUTH-LAND, MARLBOROUGH GECKOS

The Western Southland Scouts came together at their pre-jamboree camp and brainstormed the mystery of the Fiordland Moose then used it to theme their troop and market day stall. Their stall looked absolutely terrific.

Down at the Maraetai Village Green the Marlborough Geckos were selling a range of gecko tattoos. Both their troop name and their market stall is inspired by the native Marlborough gecko that is currently endangered. The troop managed to sell out of tattoos by the end of the day “because of good marketing.” She also had her gecko mascot that every patrol leader from the contingent received. It’s name is Grecko and it is a pretty cool companion. Market was a huge success for many.

Jamboree NZ16 2001/02

Jamboree has changed over the years, or has it? These photos show two Jamboree sites both at Mystery Creek. At Jamboree NZ16, there were 3400 Scouts. How many do you think are at NZ22?