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  1. Advertiser Democrat: Eagle Scout surveys, digitizes every West Paris cemetery. “For his final service project, [Steven] McCann decided to remap all of West Paris’ cemeteries, digitizing each one and notating the graves belonging to veterans. He led a team of 21 friends, Scouts and family members across seven sites: the Finnish Cemetery on Pioneer Street; Forbes Cemetery on Ellingwood Road; […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/26/advertiser-democrat-eagle-scout-surveys-digitizes-every-west-paris-cemetery/
  2. Advertiser Democrat: Eagle Scout surveys, digitizes every West Paris cemetery. “For his final service project, [Steven] McCann decided to remap all of West Paris’ cemeteries, digitizing each one and notating the graves belonging to veterans. He led a team of 21 friends, Scouts and family members across seven sites: the Finnish Cemetery on Pioneer Street; Forbes Cemetery on Ellingwood Road; […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/26/advertiser-democrat-eagle-scout-surveys-digitizes-every-west-paris-cemetery/
  3. Advertiser Democrat: Eagle Scout surveys, digitizes every West Paris cemetery. “For his final service project, [Steven] McCann decided to remap all of West Paris’ cemeteries, digitizing each one and notating the graves belonging to veterans. He led a team of 21 friends, Scouts and family members across seven sites: the Finnish Cemetery on Pioneer Street; Forbes Cemetery on Ellingwood Road; […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/26/advertiser-democrat-eagle-scout-surveys-digitizes-every-west-paris-cemetery/
  4. Advertiser Democrat: Eagle Scout surveys, digitizes every West Paris cemetery. “For his final service project, [Steven] McCann decided to remap all of West Paris’ cemeteries, digitizing each one and notating the graves belonging to veterans. He led a team of 21 friends, Scouts and family members across seven sites: the Finnish Cemetery on Pioneer Street; Forbes Cemetery on Ellingwood Road; […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/26/advertiser-democrat-eagle-scout-surveys-digitizes-every-west-paris-cemetery/
  5. Advertiser Democrat: Eagle Scout surveys, digitizes every West Paris cemetery. “For his final service project, [Steven] McCann decided to remap all of West Paris’ cemeteries, digitizing each one and notating the graves belonging to veterans. He led a team of 21 friends, Scouts and family members across seven sites: the Finnish Cemetery on Pioneer Street; Forbes Cemetery on Ellingwood Road; […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/26/advertiser-democrat-eagle-scout-surveys-digitizes-every-west-paris-cemetery/
  6. Inspired by the fashion for #BoyScouts, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of the Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    ⌛️ Last chance to read this article for free

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  7. Inspired by the fashion for #BoyScouts, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of the Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    ⌛️ Last chance to read this article for free

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  8. Inspired by the fashion for #BoyScouts, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of the Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    ⌛️ Last chance to read this article for free

    buff.ly/GVLgucJ

  9. Inspired by the fashion for #BoyScouts, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of the Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    ⌛️ Last chance to read this article for free

    buff.ly/GVLgucJ

  10. Inspired by the fashion for #BoyScouts, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of the Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    ⌛️ Last chance to read this article for free

    buff.ly/GVLgucJ

  11. I want to take a moment to address some very sensitive issues — specifically sexual identity, gender‑minority stress, and how different institutions have responded to them.
    medium.com/prismnpen/when-valu

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #LDS #Mormons

  12. I want to take a moment to address some very sensitive issues — specifically sexual identity, gender‑minority stress, and how different institutions have responded to them.
    medium.com/prismnpen/when-valu

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #LDS #Mormons

  13. I want to take a moment to address some very sensitive issues — specifically sexual identity, gender‑minority stress, and how different institutions have responded to them.
    medium.com/prismnpen/when-valu

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #LDS #Mormons

  14. I want to take a moment to address some very sensitive issues — specifically sexual identity, gender‑minority stress, and how different institutions have responded to them.
    medium.com/prismnpen/when-valu

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #LDS #Mormons

  15. I want to take a moment to address some very sensitive issues — specifically sexual identity, gender‑minority stress, and how different institutions have responded to them.
    medium.com/prismnpen/when-valu

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #LDS #Mormons

  16. The #BoyScouts were formed #OnThisDay in 1907.

    Inspired by the fashion for Scouting, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of his Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    🔓 This article is free for 7 days

    buff.ly/GVLgucJ

  17. The #BoyScouts were formed #OnThisDay in 1907.

    Inspired by the fashion for Scouting, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of his Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    🔓 This article is free for 7 days

    buff.ly/GVLgucJ

  18. The #BoyScouts were formed #OnThisDay in 1907.

    Inspired by the fashion for Scouting, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of his Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    🔓 This article is free for 7 days

    buff.ly/GVLgucJ

  19. The #BoyScouts were formed #OnThisDay in 1907.

    Inspired by the fashion for Scouting, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of his Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    🔓 This article is free for 7 days

    buff.ly/GVLgucJ

  20. The #BoyScouts were formed #OnThisDay in 1907.

    Inspired by the fashion for Scouting, Lord Beaverbrook started his own patriotic youth movement in support of his Empire Free Trade Crusade.

    🔓 This article is free for 7 days

    buff.ly/GVLgucJ

  21. Congratulations to Thousand Oaks’ newest Eagle Scout, Jacob Dean!

    Today’s Court of Honor ceremony was a family affair, with older brother Nick administering the Eagle Pledge and Jacob pinning mentor badges on his parents Rachelle and Randy (shown here hugging his son). Randy and Nick are also Eagle Scouts, as were others in attendance at Holy Trinity Lutheran.

    Jacob received a US and California flags flown over the respective Capitols from US Sen. Alex Padilla and Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin. And it was an honor for me to present Jacob with a Certificate of Achievement from the city.

    #eaglescout #boyscouts #scoutingamerica #troop761 #ThousandOaks

  22. Congratulations to Thousand Oaks’ newest Eagle Scout, Jacob Dean!

    Today’s Court of Honor ceremony was a family affair, with older brother Nick administering the Eagle Pledge and Jacob pinning mentor badges on his parents Rachelle and Randy (shown here hugging his son). Randy and Nick are also Eagle Scouts, as were others in attendance at Holy Trinity Lutheran.

    Jacob received a US and California flags flown over the respective Capitols from US Sen. Alex Padilla and Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin. And it was an honor for me to present Jacob with a Certificate of Achievement from the city.

    #eaglescout #boyscouts #scoutingamerica #troop761 #ThousandOaks

  23. Congratulations to Thousand Oaks’ newest Eagle Scout, Jacob Dean!

    Today’s Court of Honor ceremony was a family affair, with older brother Nick administering the Eagle Pledge and Jacob pinning mentor badges on his parents Rachelle and Randy (shown here hugging his son). Randy and Nick are also Eagle Scouts, as were others in attendance at Holy Trinity Lutheran.

    Jacob received a US and California flags flown over the respective Capitols from US Sen. Alex Padilla and Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin. And it was an honor for me to present Jacob with a Certificate of Achievement from the city.

    #eaglescout #boyscouts #scoutingamerica #troop761 #ThousandOaks

  24. Congratulations to Thousand Oaks’ newest Eagle Scout, Jacob Dean!

    Today’s Court of Honor ceremony was a family affair, with older brother Nick administering the Eagle Pledge and Jacob pinning mentor badges on his parents Rachelle and Randy (shown here hugging his son). Randy and Nick are also Eagle Scouts, as were others in attendance at Holy Trinity Lutheran.

    Jacob received a US and California flags flown over the respective Capitols from US Sen. Alex Padilla and Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin. And it was an honor for me to present Jacob with a Certificate of Achievement from the city.

    #eaglescout #boyscouts #scoutingamerica #troop761 #ThousandOaks

  25. Congratulations to Thousand Oaks’ newest Eagle Scout, Jacob Dean!

    Today’s Court of Honor ceremony was a family affair, with older brother Nick administering the Eagle Pledge and Jacob pinning mentor badges on his parents Rachelle and Randy (shown here hugging his son). Randy and Nick are also Eagle Scouts, as were others in attendance at Holy Trinity Lutheran.

    Jacob received a US and California flags flown over the respective Capitols from US Sen. Alex Padilla and Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin. And it was an honor for me to present Jacob with a Certificate of Achievement from the city.

    #eaglescout #boyscouts #scoutingamerica #troop761 #ThousandOaks

  26. We lost, five to four. Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority opinion. And then my name became a citation. A precedent. A legal shorthand that other people’s lawyers would invoke in rooms I’d never enter, for arguments I’d never approve, for outcomes I couldn’t control.
    medium.com/prismnpen/my-gay-na

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #SCOTUS

  27. We lost, five to four. Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority opinion. And then my name became a citation. A precedent. A legal shorthand that other people’s lawyers would invoke in rooms I’d never enter, for arguments I’d never approve, for outcomes I couldn’t control.
    medium.com/prismnpen/my-gay-na

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #SCOTUS

  28. We lost, five to four. Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority opinion. And then my name became a citation. A precedent. A legal shorthand that other people’s lawyers would invoke in rooms I’d never enter, for arguments I’d never approve, for outcomes I couldn’t control.
    medium.com/prismnpen/my-gay-na

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #SCOTUS

  29. We lost, five to four. Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority opinion. And then my name became a citation. A precedent. A legal shorthand that other people’s lawyers would invoke in rooms I’d never enter, for arguments I’d never approve, for outcomes I couldn’t control.
    medium.com/prismnpen/my-gay-na

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #SCOTUS

  30. We lost, five to four. Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote the majority opinion. And then my name became a citation. A precedent. A legal shorthand that other people’s lawyers would invoke in rooms I’d never enter, for arguments I’d never approve, for outcomes I couldn’t control.
    medium.com/prismnpen/my-gay-na

    #LGBTQ #BoyScouts #SCOTUS

  31. Laws Every Scout Should Know

    Being a Scout means more than camping, hiking, and earning merit badges. Scouts are also expected to be good citizens who understand the rules and laws that help keep our communities safe and fair. While Scouts are not expected to be lawyers, learning about important laws can help them become informed and responsible leaders. 1. The Scout Law and the Law of the Land The Scout Law teaches Scouts to be Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, […]

    troop161ma.wordpress.com/2026/

  32. Laws Every Scout Should Know

    Being a Scout means more than camping, hiking, and earning merit badges. Scouts are also expected to be good citizens who understand the rules and laws that help keep our communities safe and fair. While Scouts are not expected to be lawyers, learning about important laws can help them become informed and responsible leaders. 1. The Scout Law and the Law of the Land The Scout Law teaches Scouts to be Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, […]

    troop161ma.wordpress.com/2026/

  33. Laws Every Scout Should Know

    Being a Scout means more than camping, hiking, and earning merit badges. Scouts are also expected to be good citizens who understand the rules and laws that help keep our communities safe and fair. While Scouts are not expected to be lawyers, learning about important laws can help them become informed and responsible leaders. 1. The Scout Law and the Law of the Land The Scout Law teaches Scouts to be Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, […]

    troop161ma.wordpress.com/2026/

  34. Laws Every Scout Should Know

    Being a Scout means more than camping, hiking, and earning merit badges. Scouts are also expected to be good citizens who understand the rules and laws that help keep our communities safe and fair. While Scouts are not expected to be lawyers, learning about important laws can help them become informed and responsible leaders. 1. The Scout Law and the Law of the Land The Scout Law teaches Scouts to be Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, […]

    troop161ma.wordpress.com/2026/

  35. Laws Every Scout Should Know

    Being a Scout means more than camping, hiking, and earning merit badges. Scouts are also expected to be good citizens who understand the rules and laws that help keep our communities safe and fair. While Scouts are not expected to be lawyers, learning about important laws can help them become informed and responsible leaders. 1. The Scout Law and the Law of the Land The Scout Law teaches Scouts to be Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, […]

    troop161ma.wordpress.com/2026/

  36. A boy scout may declare themselves trustworthy but they will call themselves reverent before they call themselves honest. — A misgiving I've had about #BSA #BoyScouts

  37. A boy scout may declare themselves trustworthy but they will call themselves reverent before they call themselves honest. — A misgiving I've had about #BSA #BoyScouts

  38. A boy scout may declare themselves trustworthy but they will call themselves reverent before they call themselves honest. — A misgiving I've had about #BSA #BoyScouts

  39. A boy scout may declare themselves trustworthy but they will call themselves reverent before they call themselves honest. — A misgiving I've had about #BSA #BoyScouts

  40. A boy scout may declare themselves trustworthy but they will call themselves reverent before they call themselves honest. — A misgiving I've had about #BSA #BoyScouts

  41. The law of the jumble.

    Do ‘Jumble Sales’ still exist today?

    Sadly, I fear not.

    Nowadays, the word ‘jumble’ infers any goods on offer consist of worthless junk the original owner couldn’t be arsed taking down to the local dump. Nowadays, that ‘useless crap’ has become more treasured. Expressions like ‘vintage,’ ‘pre-loved,’ ‘pre-owned’ and the very loosely-termed ‘nearly new’ give second-hand items an air of respectability.

    ‘Tat’ has now become ‘nostalgic.’ Or ‘shabby chic.’

    Such items are less likely to find their way to the local dump these days (‘the dump’ has been re-imagined as a ‘re-cycling centre,’ these days ) mainly because we now have various businesses accepting boxes of unwanted goods in return for a ‘fair price.’ ‘Vintage Cash Cow,’ ‘and ‘We Buy Books’ and ‘Vinted’ are good examples.

    Not only that, the good ol’ Jumble Sale faces competition, and ultimate extinction, thanks also in part to the plethora of High Street charity shops. And of course there are also those infernal plastic bags pushed through our letterboxes with a request for old clothing.

    Everyone wants our old stuff now! Kids from local youth organisations looking to supplement their coffers, are reduced to bag-packing at the supermarket. Some simply shake a can in front of consumers going about their weekly shop. (Heck – I’ve even seen some desperate, but enterprising youngsters priming their hand-held card reader in readiness to accept donations by bank card!)

    It’s all so far removed for the days back in the ’60s & ’70s, when Jumble Sales were a pretty big deal within the local community. Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, youth sports clubs and the like, all regarded Jumble Sales as a prime fundraising events.

    Throughout the week prior to the big day, kids would be farmed out around the local streets with the instruction to ask / beg householders for any old jumble they’d be happy to pass on. A group leader would follow in their car and children would fill the boot and back seats with donated books, toys, ornaments, unwanted tools, lamps and other various electrical goods.

    It was from the latter category I managed to bag my best Jumble Sale purchase.

    Provided we paid a fair price, as agreed by our leaders, we were allowed to ‘bagsie’ items we collected. These would still be displayed at the sale, but with a great big, hand-written ‘SOLD’ sign taped to them.

    The most commonly ‘bagsied’ stuff were toys and board games. Inevitably, the feelings of excitement and triumph at getting your hands on Mouse Trap turned to utter, crushing disappointment when it was later discovered both the diver and washtub / bucket were missing. This of course meant there was nothing to prompt the final act of the cage falling to entrap the wee plastic Indian Chief that was used in substitute for the also missing, toy mouse.

    However, I got my hands on this beauty, didn’t I? I’d collected it from its old home, and so had first ‘dibs’ on it. I can’t remember how much I paid for it, but it was well within the budget of my paper-round pay packet.

    So … not much!

    Result!

    It worked, too. Sure, it gave off a bit of an acrid, dusty burning smell, but the dial lit up perfectly and enabled me to pick up the US Forces Network and tune in to Yankees or Red Sox baseball games as they happened. There was something almost romantic about doing so on such an old radio receiver.

    (Manufactured around 1945 / 1946 by E.K. Cole Ltd in Southend-on-Sea, my model is of ‘premium’ nature, and now worth between £500 and £750 in working order. Kerchiiiing! 😉)

    This was an exceptional find, of course. But even the more mundane items were well sought after, and a good thirty minutes or so before the official opening, queues would form outside the village / church hall venue. (We like queues, here in the UK!)

    It was all very civilised … until the doors opened. Mild-mannered elderly ladies instantly morphed into handbag brandishing monsters and youngsters would squabble over a copy of the Dandy Annual that Santa forgot to deliver the previous Christmas.

    (Who, in their right mind, gives away their copy of a Dandy or Beano Annual????)

    The general rule was that first to lay their hands on a desired good, got it. However, the law of the jumble is savage. Much-sought-after items would become subject to mini-bidding wars, much to the delight of the sale organisers.

    And it’s fair to say a good biot of haggling went on, especially towards the end of the sale, when it was a case of shifting everything that was left, for the best price possible.

    There would be home-baking stalls, loaded with donations our mothers had slaved over for a couple of days prior.

    That stuck up cow, Mrs Brown, isn’t going to produce the best Victoria Sponge this year! (Now don’t go telling wee Johnny, I said that, mind.)

    Coffee and tea would be served at the small trestle tables normally used by Tuesday evening’s Village Bridge Club – be careful you don’t spill your fizzy drink on the card-table top.

    There was a lovely, warm ambience about the place on Jumble Sale day. The hall would normally have a fusty, possibly even slightly damp smell to it. This was accentuated with all the sales items that had been dragged down from people’s attics or the dark recess of the understairs cupboard.

    This mixed with the aroma of over overly-stewed tea and egg and cress or cucumber sandwiches – yes, we were frightfully posh in our village! And then there was the heat that filtered through the hall from the kitchen area – wonderful on a cold Saturday morning in March, but a nightmare in summer sales.

    A cacophony of excited chatter, and the odd ‘heated discussion,’ would fill the air.

    Ah, yes. Jumble Sales. I miss them. Just think of the bargains you’d pick up these days with consumers buying expensive goods, looking at them twice, wearing / playing with them once, and then replacing them with the more updated, super-improved, better-than-ever make / model.

    There’s much to be said for the services offered by the various online organisations who are delighted to buy your old tat. But I’d suggest there’s more to be said about Jumble Sales.

    (About 1,049 words, as it happens.) 😉

    _____________________

    #BoyScouts #DailyBlog #GirlGuides #humor #humour #JumbleSales #junk #preOwned #radioReceivers #secondHand #villageHall #vintage
  42. SIGUE ⬇️

    Miles de personas enviaron cartas de felicitación a la familia.
    Los periódicos hablaron de un milagro.
    Para muchos estadounidenses, en una época marcada por la Gran Depresión y por la amenaza de una guerra mundial, la supervivencia de Donn representó una historia de esperanza.

    Poco después fue recibido en la Casa Blanca por el presidente Franklin D. Roosevelt, quien le entregó una medalla al valor.

    Su fama fue enorme.

    Ese mismo año, junto al escritor Joseph B. Egan, publicó el libro "Lost on a Mountain in Maine".
    La obra se convirtió en un clásico de la literatura juvenil estadounidense y durante generaciones fue lectura obligatoria en numerosas escuelas de Maine.

    Pero lo más curioso es que la experiencia no hizo que odiara la montaña.

    Al contrario.

    Con los años regresó muchas veces a Katahdin.
    Aprendió a convivir con aquel recuerdo y terminó desarrollando un profundo respeto por la naturaleza.
    Compró una cabaña de vacaciones en Maine y continuó visitando la región durante gran parte de su vida.

    Ya de adulto ingresó en el Ejército de Estados Unidos.

    Su carrera militar fue larga y destacada.
    Sirvió durante más de tres décadas, participó en la Guerra de Vietnam y alcanzó el rango de teniente coronel antes de retirarse.

    Después dedicó gran parte de su tiempo a visitar escuelas.
    Miles de estudiantes escucharon de primera mano la historia del niño perdido que se negó a rendirse.
    Siempre insistía en la importancia de mantener la calma, prepararse adecuadamente y conservar la esperanza incluso en las situaciones más difíciles.

    Se casó, formó una familia y tuvo cuatro hijos.

    Durante décadas siguió respondiendo cartas de admiradores y participando en actos relacionados con la seguridad en la montaña y la supervivencia al aire libre.

    Donn Fendler falleció el 10 de octubre de 2016, a los 90 años, por causas naturales.

    Sin embargo, su historia sigue viva.

    Más de ochenta años después, continúa siendo uno de los casos de supervivencia más extraordinarios jamás documentados.
    Un niño de 12 años, solo en medio de una naturaleza implacable, sin comida, sin refugio y sin ayuda, logró sobrevivir gracias a una mezcla de valentía, conocimientos básicos, fe y una determinación fuera de lo común.

    Y quizá por eso su historia sigue fascinando: porque demuestra que, a veces, la diferencia entre rendirse y seguir adelante puede cambiarlo todo.

    ▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣

    youtube.com/watch?v=_OU9A-elI_0

    #historiareal #donnfendler #supervivencia #montañakatahdin #maine #historiasincreibles #boyscouts #aventura #historiasreales #curiosidadeshistoricas #estadosunidos #supervivenciaextrema #naturaleza #ecosdelpasado #memoriahistorica #historiasqueinspiran #rescate

  43. SIGUE ⬇️

    Miles de personas enviaron cartas de felicitación a la familia.
    Los periódicos hablaron de un milagro.
    Para muchos estadounidenses, en una época marcada por la Gran Depresión y por la amenaza de una guerra mundial, la supervivencia de Donn representó una historia de esperanza.

    Poco después fue recibido en la Casa Blanca por el presidente Franklin D. Roosevelt, quien le entregó una medalla al valor.

    Su fama fue enorme.

    Ese mismo año, junto al escritor Joseph B. Egan, publicó el libro "Lost on a Mountain in Maine".
    La obra se convirtió en un clásico de la literatura juvenil estadounidense y durante generaciones fue lectura obligatoria en numerosas escuelas de Maine.

    Pero lo más curioso es que la experiencia no hizo que odiara la montaña.

    Al contrario.

    Con los años regresó muchas veces a Katahdin.
    Aprendió a convivir con aquel recuerdo y terminó desarrollando un profundo respeto por la naturaleza.
    Compró una cabaña de vacaciones en Maine y continuó visitando la región durante gran parte de su vida.

    Ya de adulto ingresó en el Ejército de Estados Unidos.

    Su carrera militar fue larga y destacada.
    Sirvió durante más de tres décadas, participó en la Guerra de Vietnam y alcanzó el rango de teniente coronel antes de retirarse.

    Después dedicó gran parte de su tiempo a visitar escuelas.
    Miles de estudiantes escucharon de primera mano la historia del niño perdido que se negó a rendirse.
    Siempre insistía en la importancia de mantener la calma, prepararse adecuadamente y conservar la esperanza incluso en las situaciones más difíciles.

    Se casó, formó una familia y tuvo cuatro hijos.

    Durante décadas siguió respondiendo cartas de admiradores y participando en actos relacionados con la seguridad en la montaña y la supervivencia al aire libre.

    Donn Fendler falleció el 10 de octubre de 2016, a los 90 años, por causas naturales.

    Sin embargo, su historia sigue viva.

    Más de ochenta años después, continúa siendo uno de los casos de supervivencia más extraordinarios jamás documentados.
    Un niño de 12 años, solo en medio de una naturaleza implacable, sin comida, sin refugio y sin ayuda, logró sobrevivir gracias a una mezcla de valentía, conocimientos básicos, fe y una determinación fuera de lo común.

    Y quizá por eso su historia sigue fascinando: porque demuestra que, a veces, la diferencia entre rendirse y seguir adelante puede cambiarlo todo.

    ▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣▣

    youtube.com/watch?v=_OU9A-elI_0

    #historiareal #donnfendler #supervivencia #montañakatahdin #maine #historiasincreibles #boyscouts #aventura #historiasreales #curiosidadeshistoricas #estadosunidos #supervivenciaextrema #naturaleza #ecosdelpasado #memoriahistorica #historiasqueinspiran #rescate

  44. SIGUE ⬇️

    Miles de personas enviaron cartas de felicitación a la familia.
    Los periódicos hablaron de un milagro.
    Para muchos estadounidenses, en una época marcada por la Gran Depresión y por la amenaza de una guerra mundial, la supervivencia de Donn representó una historia de esperanza.

    Poco después fue recibido en la Casa Blanca por el presidente Franklin D. Roosevelt, quien le entregó una medalla al valor.

    Su fama fue enorme.

    Ese mismo año, junto al escritor Joseph B. Egan, publicó el libro "Lost on a Mountain in Maine".
    La obra se convirtió en un clásico de la literatura juvenil estadounidense y durante generaciones fue lectura obligatoria en numerosas escuelas de Maine.

    Pero lo más curioso es que la experiencia no hizo que odiara la montaña.

    Al contrario.

    Con los años regresó muchas veces a Katahdin.
    Aprendió a convivir con aquel recuerdo y terminó desarrollando un profundo respeto por la naturaleza.
    Compró una cabaña de vacaciones en Maine y continuó visitando la región durante gran parte de su vida.

    Ya de adulto ingresó en el Ejército de Estados Unidos.

    Su carrera militar fue larga y destacada.
    Sirvió durante más de tres décadas, participó en la Guerra de Vietnam y alcanzó el rango de teniente coronel antes de retirarse.

    Después dedicó gran parte de su tiempo a visitar escuelas.
    Miles de estudiantes escucharon de primera mano la historia del niño perdido que se negó a rendirse.
    Siempre insistía en la importancia de mantener la calma, prepararse adecuadamente y conservar la esperanza incluso en las situaciones más difíciles.

    Se casó, formó una familia y tuvo cuatro hijos.

    Durante décadas siguió respondiendo cartas de admiradores y participando en actos relacionados con la seguridad en la montaña y la supervivencia al aire libre.

    Donn Fendler falleció el 10 de octubre de 2016, a los 90 años, por causas naturales.

    Sin embargo, su historia sigue viva.

    Más de ochenta años después, continúa siendo uno de los casos de supervivencia más extraordinarios jamás documentados.
    Un niño de 12 años, solo en medio de una naturaleza implacable, sin comida, sin refugio y sin ayuda, logró sobrevivir gracias a una mezcla de valentía, conocimientos básicos, fe y una determinación fuera de lo común.

    Y quizá por eso su historia sigue fascinando: porque demuestra que, a veces, la diferencia entre rendirse y seguir adelante puede cambiarlo todo.

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    youtube.com/watch?v=_OU9A-elI_0

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  45. youtu.be/vQoahSUs7RE
    The real reason the Boy Scouts disappeared

    As a former Eagle Scout, there is a reason i did not enroll my son into scouting.

    #BSA #BoyScouts #Scouting #abuse #eaglescout

  46. youtu.be/vQoahSUs7RE
    The real reason the Boy Scouts disappeared

    As a former Eagle Scout, there is a reason i did not enroll my son into scouting.

    #BSA #BoyScouts #Scouting #abuse #eaglescout

  47. youtu.be/vQoahSUs7RE
    The real reason the Boy Scouts disappeared

    As a former Eagle Scout, there is a reason i did not enroll my son into scouting.

    #BSA #BoyScouts #Scouting #abuse #eaglescout

  48. youtu.be/vQoahSUs7RE
    The real reason the Boy Scouts disappeared

    As a former Eagle Scout, there is a reason i did not enroll my son into scouting.

    #BSA #BoyScouts #Scouting #abuse #eaglescout

  49. youtu.be/vQoahSUs7RE
    The real reason the Boy Scouts disappeared

    As a former Eagle Scout, there is a reason i did not enroll my son into scouting.

    #BSA #BoyScouts #Scouting #abuse #eaglescout