I would like to begin by thanking those Scouts and adults that wrote articles.  You are the ones that make this publication possible.

Before I continue, I would like to address a matter of business.  I have made up little reminder notes, whose purpose is to remind those that are assigned to write articles or (here’s a wild idea) volunteer.  I know that some people will probably put them in their pockets and not find it till next week (if even that).  I implore you that if I tag you to write an article and I present you with a reminder slip, please put it in a place where you will see it and thus be reminded to write your article.

I would like to include more pictures in Trails and Tracks.  I included one this time for Domelands.  If you would like to take/submit/draw pictures for Trails and Tracks (this means you too adults) you can talk to me at a meeting or look me up in the roster and call me.

One new “item” for Trails and Tracks is that I am trying to get our honored newsletter on the troop  website.  So now if you wake up with this strange urge to find out what you or someone else wrote in the past issue of Trails and Tracks, you can log on to our website and view it at your convenience.

I welcome anyone that wishes to work for Trails and Tracks.  You can write articles on outings, write jokes, draw pictures, draw (scout related) comics, or even take pictures.  What do you get out of it?  You get to have your work published, a 31 Flavors gift certificate (YOU WANT ICE CREAM!), and as an added bonus you get me as your editor.

By   Manuel Garcia, Editor of Trails and Tracks

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Domelands Campsite as depicted by Peter Garcia