The den leader provides several pieces of rope or cord about three feet long.   The den chief or helper asks a Cub Scout if he can tie an overhand knot in the middle of the cord without letting go of either end.  He lets the Cub Scout try it, then he shows him the trick: First he folds his arms over his chest, then he leans over and picks up each end of the cord without unfolding his arms.  As he straightens up, he unfolds his arms – still holding the ends of the cord – and, presto, there’s the overhand knot

Information 06/25/2023

The time has come for me to be honest with myself,  that I just can't keep up with this site any more. I am working full time now and loving on my grandkids.  I will still be adding great quotes I find and things from General conference etc. Never fear, I am still here for you. If you need something please reach out to me, and I will See what I can do. You can reach me at theideadoor@gmail.com

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