Reporter: Yu Fan
On October 11, the BLIA New York Cub Scouts traveled to The Adventure Park on Long Island for an “Outdoor Challenge Activity,” with nearly 60 scouts, troop leaders, and parents participating. Despite the heavy rain and slippery conditions, the scouts bravely took on the forest ropes course, learning perseverance in the process of overcoming difficulties demonstrating the scout spirit of mutual assistance.
The scouts donned raincoats, secured their safety equipment, and embarked on their forest adventure with routes of varying difficulty. As the rain intensified, the ropes and wooden planks in the forest challenge became slippery, increasing the difficulty of the climb. Even when their arms hurt and they were exhausted, the cub scouts still strived to overcome these obstacles and complete the challenges.
Second-grader, Miya Eu, who was experiencing the forest ropes course for the first time, faced the challenges of height and physical exertion by thinking calmly and adjusting her grip. She overcame difficulties and continued forward. When Spencer Xiao saw a companion getting stuck, he took the initiative to help push the pedal. Ethan Wang provided guidance from below, helping his companion adjust their ways to move forward demonstrating a spirit of mutual support.
Den leader, Theresa stated that cub scouts demonstrated the scout spirit of “Do My Best” through their actions. Even in the face of wind and rain, they remained brave, persistent, and diligent in completing their tasks, which was worthy of recognition and encouragement.
Through this activity, the scouts not only strengthened their physical fitness and adaptability during the outdoor challenge but also learned to persevere through difficulties and to support their companions through actions.
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