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Daisy Troop 1738 practices the Girl Scout Law "Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout" as they made pins for Brownie Troop 7139 and presented them to their sister troop at their bridging ceremony.

Troop 7139 took their bridging steps to become Brownies at Concord Woods.

We took our Troop to the Red Oak horse barn today for a program that their staff designed to earn our Horse Rider badge (Juniors).  We were there for almost 4 hours and it was so fabulous.  The staff was great, the experience for the girls was just fabulous.  They all loved it, learned all about horse-care and had about an hour on a horse (riding) and getting real instruction.  It was $30/girl and we took 15 girls.  So not inexpensive, but worth every penny.   It was a real "experience".    I would go back there in a heartbeat, and we probably will.

Troop 7139 and other siblings get a wounderful tour of WKYC TV3 by Pat Kilkenney. 
We were on TV live on the All Bets Are Off with Bruce Drennan | SportsTime Ohio.

  MAKING REINDEERS AT PAT CATANS
    FACE PAINTING

  MAKING SWAPS FOR INTERNATIONAL EVENT
   CARRIE MATEJKA putting the finishing touches on swaps

                                                           

INTERNATIONAL EVENT:  FRANCE, BON JOUR!


TROOP LEADERS:  NATALIE MC CANN AND CARRIE MATEJKA 

Lt. Joe Warner and the staff at Concord Fire Station #2 gave Daisy Troop 7139 a fire safety lesson.  The Daisies toured the fire station with their Dads and earn a fire truck fun patch.