I have already been on some adventures with my troop and in my travels.

On one adventure was the trip to England last summer. We visited Belvior Castle and watched the jousting!!! Sir Richard won!!! He was not only the best, he was the cutest too, and the GOOD guy!!! We met the Mayor of Loughborough (where our host troop lives) and she had a reception in our honor! We camped at Gilwell Park outside of London, built by Lord Baden-Powell for scouts and guides. While camping there, we traveled into London to see the sites. We were inside Buckingham Palace for the changing of the guards, went to the Guide Headquarters, Baden-Powell House, and Pax Lodge (one of the Girl Guide/Girl Scouts world centers). We also toured the Houses of Parlament and met the Member of Parlament of our host troop. We walked along the Thames River, actually they walked I swam!!!

I also went to Sherwood '98 while in England. There were 7200 scouts from all around the world camping there for 8 days! I met scouts from Malaysia and Nigeria as well as other countries. We even got to participate in the flag ceremony at the camp. After the closing ceremony, Ms. Donna got interviewed and videoed for a Russian tv program!
After returning to the troop's home in Loughborough, we were all invested into their troop, so we're honorary members! Guess that makes me an English Manatee too!!

I visited with Jane S's troop in Tennessee and attended the 1999 Nancy Ward Cherokee Heritage Day. I got to see Nagi and others dance!!

I'm now lost and I would so like to go home. I was lost somewhere between Feb. and April. My troop has decided not to send mascots anymore, which is sad as they learned about new things through me.

My schedule was:
Oct. 1999-- Jr Troop 727, Tucsan, Az.
Nov. 1999-- Oceanside, Ca.
Dec. 1999-- Oceanside, Ca.
Jan. 2000-- Troop 639, NJ
Feb. 2000-- Christy's troop
Mar. 2000-- Brownie Troop 1546
Apr. 2000-- Theresa's troop
May 2000-- Jr. Troop 3

Bye!!