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Scouts gather

ARCHERY, crate stacking and an appearance from the Police Band Code One were among the activities for Scouts at the 17th Gippsland Corroboree.
More than 400 Scouts, leaders and supporters enjoyed the Jamboree-style camp from 9 to 13 April.
They braved the muddy conditions to take part in orienteering, abseiling, mountain bike riding and volleyball.
Back to the Future was the theme of the opening parade. The Bell Park campsite arena filled with uniformed Scouts to see chief commissioner Robert Taylor open the corroboree.

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