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In Boy Scouts, we made coolers using a wood frame, hanging burlap around the whole thing terminating in a pan of water on top.
The capillary action of the burlap drew water down out of the water pan and it cooled the wood frame enough to keep our eggs and butter relatively safe.
Wonder if that type of technology is still taught?
Was that during the Great Depression?
early 60'sOriginally Posted by ray1970
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Oh. So it was during the Great Depression.
No but it's depressing to even try remembering it.
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
But, most of the Scout Masters had experienced some of the Great Depression, and were veterans of WWII and Korea.
They took a little different attitude about scouting then today's leaders.
When I went through Boot Camp in '65 it didn't seem much different than a lot of things we did as Scouts.
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