We instill a sense of adventure in our Scouts Our Scouts are
modern day heroesÂ Â Heroes of the Past The sense of adventure
instilled during adolescence often does not accompany many into
their adulthood.Â When we were younger, we boasted of our
superhero qualities, bragged about our new six-shooters, boots
and hat and enjoyed lazy summers, where we joined in the
adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn.Â When we wore our
superhero outfits, we believed we were superheroes.Â We acquired
noble identities.Â We were as fast as Wilma Rudolph.Â We had
white horses like George Washington.Â We walked on the surface
of the Moon like Edwin â€œBuzzâ€ Aldrin.Â We were prepared to
â€œboldly go where no one had gone before.â€Â The explorers who
embarked on their journeys of discovery did not close the book
on adventure.Â As modern Scout Program, there are chapters yet
to be written, and we seek to instill a life long sense of
adventure in our Scouts.Â Â There was a time when youth had the
opportunity to acquire heroes who di