What did your son do this weekend? These were my thoughts as I reflected on how my son and the other Trailmen of Troop OR-1531
Author: davidwendell
Aspire to be an amalgamation of Isidore, Cincinnatus, More, Chesterton, and others. Happily married Catholic-dad-attorney-Soldier-farmer-Oregonian-Trailman.
Survival in the Snow
To ring in the new year, Trailmen from OR-1531 had a snow day. Although much of the day was spent having pure fun sledding down
Fun in the Cold
After a successful fundraiser, Troop OR-1531 headed to the mountains to enjoy more of Oregon’s beauty. It really was a time for the boys to
Symbols of Our Nation
On the last regular meeting in November, the Trailmen of OR-1531 learned a little bit about their heritage by examining our Nations Symbols. After the
Up Up and Away
Troop OR-1531 has a great time building rockets and watching them go up, up, and up into space. Neither sons nor father were entirely confident
A Veteran Shares his Story with Trailmen
It’s not very often that one is called to be a guest speaker – at least it was a first for the Troopmaster of OR-1531.
A Trailman Serves
Service is an important component of a Trailman’s journey through the ranks. In fact, a Trailman cannot advance beyond the rank of “Recruit” if he
Weapons the Old Way
The Trailmen of OR-1531 had a lot of fun last night. Why? The theme was ancient weapons! The different patrols made three types of ancient
More Good Trail Life News
Even in Alaska, Catholic parishes are embracing Trail Life. The Alaskan Catholic publication, the Catholic Anchor, recently published a featured article on Trail Life, Youth
