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	Gilwell 24 - A 24 Hour event for Explorer Scouts and Senior Section Guides 11th - 13th July 2008
		Gilwell 24 2008 is on Saturday 12th July (9am) until Sunday 13th July 2008 9am.
		Gilwell 24 is an activity and challenge based event, you need to take part to get the most out of it - however if you'd prefer to just sit around with your friends we can cater for that as well.
		Due to the nature of the activities currently planned there will be a series of consent forms to be completed so its going to be important to get your bookings in early so you don't end up missing out on some of the special activities.
	www.gilwell24.info (279 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Gilwell Park
		Gilwell Park is a campsite and activity centre for Scouting groups, and a training and conference centre for Scout Leaders.
		Gilwell Park is one of five Scout Activity Centres of The Scout Association, together with Baden-Powell House, Downe, Hawkhirst and Youlbury.
		The Buddhist Sala was donated to Gilwell Park in 1967 by the Boy Scouts of Thailand.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Gilwell-Park (7596 words)

	ScoutNet UK
		Gilwell Park was purchased in 1919 with money donated to The Scout Association by Mr WF De Bois Macllaren, since then Gilwell Park has grown in both size and in the range of facilities that it offers.
		Gilwell is situated on the edge of the picturesque Epping Forest, yet is within easy travelling distance of the sights of London.
		NB Gilwell Park is approximately 1 mile (1.5km) from Chingford Station there is a map in the Station ticket hall.
	www.scoutnet.org.uk /camps/gilwell.htm (1711 words)

	Gilwell Park - Home Page
		Gilwell Park is a 157 hectare camping property owned by the Scout Association of Australia (Victorian Branch).
		Although its primary function is providing training and activities for Scout adult and youth members, its accommodation and facilities are equally suitable for school and youth groups as well as adult organisations and programs.
		Gilwell Park is located near Gembrook in a picturesque setting, forested mainly with peppermint, messmate and gum eucalypts, and contains beautiful fern gullies with fast flowing streams.
	www.gilwellpark.com (134 words)

	Gilwell Park, Chingford - Premier Member Venue Details
		The setting of Gilwell Park, on the edge of Epping Forest, is a unique environment in which to experience a range of outdoor activities and training programmes.
		The many extensive fields and paddocks within Gilwell Park also enable other large scale events to be held including corporate and family fun days, It's a knockout competitions and summer parties and barbecues.
		Gilwell Park is the perfect setting for Weddings and other celebratory events, and space within the grounds is available for Marquees and other temporary structures.
	www.findmeaconference.com /101820.htm (290 words)

	Scouts Australia Victorian Branch - Adult Training And Development (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Gilwell Woggle is presented at the end of the Basic sectional course or on the completion of the Phase 2 of the Leader of Adults training.
		Fire lighting by friction was a novelty activity demonstrated at early Gilwell courses using a leather thong and it was one of these thongs that was used in the initial woggles.
		Gilwell Park is on the outskirts of London, having been purchased in 1919 by Mr.
	www.vicscouts.asn.au /Training/Symbols (639 words)

	Gilwell Park - InformationBlast
		Gilwell Park was bought for The Scout Association in 1919, by Mr.
		Gilwell Park is situated on the edge of the picturesque Epping Forest, yet is within easy travelling distance of the sights of London.
		Gilwell Park can also be hired for non-Scout activities, such as conferences and wedding receptions.
	www.informationblast.com /Gilwell_Park.html (225 words)

	B.P., Gilwell and Scouting
		It has often been said that Scouting began with a man, an island and a book; it might be said that Gilwell began with two men and their dreams.
		It is a symbol of the universality of Gilwell and Gilwell training.
		This, then, is the group and if you, reader, are not yet a member, the only way to become one is to take the hard way, of completing your Wood Badge training and in that, as in all things, good luck, but the effort must be yours.
	www.scoutscan.com /history/bpgilwell.html (703 words)

	ScoutWEB/Manhin ScoutWEB
		The 1st Gilwell Park Troop is not, as is sometimes feared, a kind of superiority class, but there is a common bond between members who have shared and equally enjoyed an experience.
		The 1st Gilwell Park Troop members are proud to be members and, however far away them may be from their troop headquarters, they recognize their responsibility, not just to Gilwell, but to the whole world of Scouting.
		The training offered at Gilwell Park has been adapted by each national Scouting organization for use in their country so that the words "Wood Badge" and "Gilwell" are use internationally to mean adult training in Scouting.
	www.scoutweb.org /scouting/gilwell.html (1417 words)

	Gilwell Reunion
		The Gilwell Reunion is an annual event held the first weekend in September at Gilwell Park for alumni of the Wood Badge training course.
		This is a postcard (no handwriting on it) from the 50th Anniversary of Boy Scouts Gilwell Park on September 4, 1979.
		This is a commemorative envelope for the 1982 Gilwell Reunion held at Mafeking, with a special cancel and Scout stamp from Bophuthatswana.
	www.sossi.org /woodbadge/wb2.htm (181 words)

	Gilwell Park - London City Guide venues & listings (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Gilwell Park, the Headquerters of the UK Scout Association has three areas of intrest for the visitor.
		Gilwell is a large wooded campsite and activity centre that has many historical Scouting artifacts distributed around the site.
		There is a small museum dedicated to Scouting's history and Gilwell Park.
	www.24hourmuseum.org.uk /london/museum/AM14464.html?ixsid=Q5oIRfBb_8l (346 words)

	Gilwell Park, Chingford in directory.co.uk
		Gilwell Park, Bury Road, Chingford, Essex, E4 7QW Tel.
		Gilwell Park, on the edge of Epping Forest, North London, is a 108-acre woodland estate offering unparalleled...
		Chingford, Essex The 'home of Scouting', Gilwell Park boasts a superb range of activities and accommodation facilities for all ages.
	www.directory.co.uk /Gilwell_Park,_Chingford.htm (194 words)

	Symbols of Woodbadge/Wood Badge Training
		The three symbols that represent the completion of all the Wood Badge requirements are the Turks Head Woggle (part 1), and (upon the completion of part 2) the Gilwell Scarf and Wooden Beads (wood badge) on a leather thong worn around the neck.
		The Turks Head woggle was designed by a staff member at Gilwell Park in the 1920s and can be taken apart in an emergency to start a campfire.
		And the red-lined, dove grey kneckerchief with Maclaren Tartan, represents Gilwell Park where the first course was given.
	opcmarc.tripod.com /woodbadge/id7.html (340 words)

	Traditional Wood Badge Ceremony (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first Cub Scout trainiers' Wood Badge was held in 1921 at Gilwell Park and was directed by Baden-Powell.
		Gilwell Park changed and enriched the whole pattern of the scouting movement.
		The first ones were of the complete MacLaren tartan to commemorate the man who gave Gilwell Park in England to Scouting for use as a training site.
	www.woodbadge.org /Ceremonies/CE-trad.htm (1556 words)

	The Wood Badge
		Later, when the supply of beads ran short, one original bead and one facsimile (made in Gilwell Park) were given to those leaders successfully completing the course.
		Early is 1919, the committee heard of the estate of Gilwell Park being for sale and after the committee and Chief Scout inspected the grounds, Mr, MacLaren was told that the estate would suit.
		It denotes membership in the First Gilwell Troop and may be worn by the Scouter when he is not with or representing his Troop.
	www.scoutscan.com /resources/gilwell.html (1068 words)

	MTBO - Mountain Bike Orienteering Australia - ozmtbo.com
		Gilwell Park is a great resource with intricate tracks and interesting obstacles.
		None of the courses were particularly easy since everyone got a taste of the Gilwell Park adventure trail as well as the greater Kurth Kiln Park.
		Peter Cusworth's daily training and intimate knowledge of the Park paid off beating rival Tim Hatley in Course 2 (yes, in different age groupings, but we all know where the real competition is) Peter took just under 1.5 hours.
	www.ozmtbo.com /results.html?page=vic04042004.html (453 words)

	Gilwell Park Event Signup
		Gilwell Park events will have entertained close on 22000 people by the end of 2006.
		For those involved our events provide a massive sense of satisfaction and develop skills and competencies within the individual that are difficult to develop elsewhere.
		Working on Gilwell Events provides a great experience in terms of managing a range of areas, from budgets, staff and contractors to marketing and sales.
	www.gilwellpark.org.uk /organising (216 words)

	Solicitors in Gilwell Park Greater London England UK (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Solicitors in Gilwell Park Greater London England UK Solicitors Online in Gilwell Park Greater London, England UK Welcome to Solicitors-England.co.uk, the place to find law firms in your area that can help with your legal issue.
		Solicitors in Gilwell Park England, UK provide you with links to solicitors, lawyers, legal advice throughout all the English regions, towns and cities.
		Personal injury lawyers in Gilwell Park Greater London England, UK can advise you, should you have suffered an injury in the past three years for road accidents, work related accidents, medical negligence, or a simple tip or slip injury.
	www.solicitors-england.co.uk /England/Greater_London/Gilwell_Park.htm (215 words)

	Gilwell Park (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Purchased in 1919 by the UK Scout Association it was at Gilwell that Baden-Powell experimented with and devised training programmes for Adults who would support the newly formed Scout Patrols and Troops.
		Gilwell quickly became the International home of training and thousands of leaders from all over the world have come to Gilwell to do their training.
		This new history of Gilwell written by Peter Rogers who has worked at Gilwell for many years and endorsed by The Scout Association's historian tells the fascinating history of Gilwell from its first identifiable origins in 1422 right through to the current day.
	www.hants.gov.uk /umuhambo/html/gilwell_park_book.html (304 words)

	The Look at Range Look at Esperamto (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The casket is made from wood grown at Gilwell Park and was presented by the Major to the Chief Scout, Lord Rowallen on the 4th June 1953.
		Gilwell Park is at Chingford, Essex near London.
		Gilwell saw major expansion with additional fields being added in 1943 and 1945.
	www.bessacarr.com /gilwell/index.htm (578 words)

	2007 World Jamboree
		The Boy Scouts of America participated with 301 Scouts and leaders at the First World Scout Jamboree, and 3,200 American Scouts/ leaders are invited to return to the birthplace of Scouting during the summer of 2007.
		Hylands Park is a large area of rolling green parkland, with patches of woodland and an English country house.
		Gilwell Park is the home of Scouting in the UK and is close to both Hylands Park and London.
	www.gpc-bsa.org /programs/activities/2007worldjamboree.asp (496 words)

	GilwellReunion
		tribe. In September of 1919 when B-P gave his course in Scoutmaster training at Gilwell Park, England, he took beads from that string to present to the participants, signifying their leadership in Scouting. ; The tradition continues. This course is what we now call Wood Badge, and is given internationally.
		For 2003 the date will again be the "traditional" 2nd weekend in September and it is hoped by many that, in future, the date will not be changed again. That remains to be seen since Rosh Hashanah will again conflict with the date in a few years time.
		While our numbers in the last few years have been declining, that ratio remains in place. Guests from other countries are not affected by, or subject to, that ratio.
	gilwellreunion.homestead.com /History.html (315 words)

	Patrol Activity Camping, Gilwell Park - Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Gilwell Park is located on the Gembrook to Launching Place Road - 5.5 km North from Gembrook.
		Gilwell Park is a rubbish free camping area and to meet this requirement Patrols are asked to take their rubbish home with them in suitable containers - we recommend Patrols separate recyclables from rubbish.
		Camping equipment is available (for use at Gilwell Park) for non-Patrol Activity weekends.
	www.vicscouts.asn.au /GilwellPark/PAHome.php (428 words)

	Untitled Document
		The Gilwell Park Amateur Radio Group goes back over 30 years, being part of the Campsite activities and providing visitors to the Campsite with the opertunity to learn and experience the excitment of Amateur Radio.
		The station is open most weekends during the Summer, for special events like Jamboree on the Air (JOTA) and at other time by arrangment through the Campsite Staff.
		The Radio Station Team is part of the Gilwell Park Service Team.
	members.aol.com /gb2gp (160 words)

	CT Rivers Council (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1919, W. de Bois Maclaren, a district commissioner in Scotland, purchased Gilwell Park and presented it to The Scout Association of Britain.
		He wanted "to provide a training ground for the officers of the Scouting movement." Consequently, Gilwell Park became the permanent home of Wood Badge training in England and annually welcomes Scouters from around the world.
		The ax and log symbol associated with Wood Badge is actually the totem of Gilwell Park.
	www.ctrivers.org /trwood1.asp (727 words)

	The Scout Association : Official UK Website » Home
		For those working at Gilwell Park a free minibus service is provided which collects staff at 8:50am from Chingford Station, and drops off at 5:00pm.
		At Gilwell Park there are three large car parks available on site and parking is free.
		Baden-Powell House does not have any allocated parking but is in the heart of London and easily accessible by public transport.
	www.scouts.org.uk /aboutus/Careers/Benefits.htm (552 words)

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