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Bridge Building is a Success For Den 12 !!!!!

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Contributed by: Janice Snidow on 3/10/2008

Extra! Extra! Cub Scout Pack 417's Den 12 makes popsicle stick bridges! The public is stunned! The bridges were able to hold 82 pounds. 32 more pounds than expected. The bridge makers were, Tyler, Ryan,Avi, Spencer,Wesley, Michael, Oliver and Eric. They called us artists. We set an example for artists everywhere. Written By Tyler Snidow Age 9

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Janice Snidow

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