Boots & Paddles – Success!
The first ever Troop 121 Boots & Paddles campout was a huge success. The scouts were divided into two groups on Friday night and camped in two separate locations. Then Saturday morning they learned...
Back to Basics – 2018
Despite a very hot and humid Saturday, Troop 121 had a successful Back to Basics at the start of June. Over 30 youth attended this annual campout where the Scouts go “Back to Basics”...
Backpacking at O’Bannon Woods
Our small backpacking crew enjoyed awesome weather, georgous sights, and wonderful food at the O’Bannon Woods State Forrest this weekend. The crew arrived late Friday evening, and set out on the trail the next...
Spring Camporee
Spring Camporee was an amazing camp out where the scouts of Troop 121 learned how to tie knots, eat outdoors, work together, and teach one another. I saw an amazing effort from the older...
Webelos Crossover
Tonight was the final crossover ceremony for our new incoming scouts. We had four Webelos II scouts cross over into Troop 121 from Pack 164, one from Pack 123, three from Pack 160, and...
Backpacking at MMSF
The backpacking crew of 21 scouts and leaders weathered the blistering snow, sleet, and rain at Morgan Monroe State Forrest this weekend. The group woke up Saturday morning to a layer of slush and...
Tobogganing at Pokagon State Park
The troop ventured to northern Indiana for the annual pilgrimage to Pokagon State Park for the quarter-mile iced tobogganing run. The troop had a great time hiking and exploring around the park while waiting...
Winter Rendezvous
Between the Klondike race, the obstacle course, and the camp fire, winter rendezvous was the pinnacle of the cold weather camp outs that Troop 121 has been a part of. As a troop we...
Ian Fleser’s Eagle Project – Mother’s Cupboard, Nashville, IN
Fixing meals in the kitchen. Service counter.
Skiing at Paoli Peaks
30 scouts with their families and friends enjoyed a nice day on the slopes of Paoli Peaks this past Sunday— injury free! Some skied for the first time while others are veterans. We had...
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