THIS EVENT FILLS UP FAST SO REGISTER SOON!
Get ready for a hot time and be a blacksmith for a day!
Learn how to forge iron and then actually forge your own item to take
home. A blacksmith is a metalsmith who forges metal using tools like a
hammer and an anvil to repair and make tools, ornamental objects,
hardware, and more.
Virginia is a state with strong
historical and modern ties to blacksmithing. The first permanent
English settlement of Jamestown was established in 1607 and
blacksmithing was one of the earliest trades to begin in the New
World. Early colonists relied on their blacksmiths to produce the
tools, nails, and hardware necessary for building up the fledgling
settlement.
The heat is on = ONLY 8 spaces are available. So hurry and get
your registration in before it's too late!
Date: Saturday, February 4
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location:
The
Blacksmith Shop, Dayton
Who: Cadettes -
Ambassadors (13-18 years old)
Fee: $45.00/girl
Min/Max Girls: 5/8
Patch included: no; optional Adventurers patch available for
$2; optional Adventurers performance t-shirts for $15 (short-sleeve)
or $20 (long-sleeve); optional previous cotton t-shirts for $12
(short-sleeve; ONLY youth large & adult XL); optional Adventurers
bandanna for $5 (please indicate items and sizes on
registration).
Registration Closes: Jan. 20
To Register: mail or email Adventurers
Girl Event Registration (#2277-G) and forward a copy of COVID-19
Waiver Participation Agreement (#1081) to:
Lou
Armentrout
10321 Jess Arey Ln
Dayton, VA
22821-2379
armentroutcrew@gmail.com
To Pay: mail payment (checks made payable to
Adventurers-Girl Scout Troop 1912) to Lou Armentrout OR pay by Venmo
(account name: @Adventurers-GSTroop1912; please indicate for
"Forge & Anvil" and use the "Friends &
Family" category) OR pay by credit card by contacting Laura
Burchett at Lauraburchett90@gmail.com (fee
associated: $2 fee for up to $50 charge, $4 for up to $100,
etc.).
Questions: Lou Armentrout, armentroutcrew@gmail.com or
540-810-2068
Adventurers Scholarship
Through the generosity of donors, a scholarship fund has been
established in honor of our group’s founder, Barbara Duerk, to help
girls participate in Adventurers activities. Requests may not be more
than $100/year, and each application will be considered on a case by
case basis. Details,
criteria and application for this scholarship fund can be found
here. Please submit scholarship applications one week before the
program's registration close date. Have questions? Reach out to this
program's coordinator listed here or directly to The Adventurers: adventurers1912scholarship@gmail.com
LEARN
ABOUT THE ADVENTURERS HERE
Adventurers is an
action-oriented group of older Girl Scouts who are seeking exciting
activities to challenge their capabilities, broaden their horizons,
and increase their self-confidence. It is for girls age 11-17 and in
grades 6-12. Members often participate in rock climbing, caving,
kayaking, backpacking, travel, hiking and other similar high-adventure
activities. Check-out the latest Adventurers news via our Facebook private
group and Instagram page.