Collected Item: “Troop 621 in the Mess Hall”
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Troop 621 in the Mess Hall
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photograph
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This is a photo of some Scouts from Troop 621, in San Ramon, eating dinner at the Camp Wolfeboro mess hall. The Scouts have masks around their necks. The photo was found on the troop's public website.
The photo is identifiable as being taken on July 20, 2021 between 6:15 and 7:00, because Troop 621 attended camp during the fifth session (July 18 to July 24) and ate B shift dinner from 6:15 to 7:00, and part of Tuesday night's dinner was stuffing and mashed yams, which are visible on the Scouts' plates.
The photo is identifiable as being taken on July 20, 2021 between 6:15 and 7:00, because Troop 621 attended camp during the fifth session (July 18 to July 24) and ate B shift dinner from 6:15 to 7:00, and part of Tuesday night's dinner was stuffing and mashed yams, which are visible on the Scouts' plates.
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Camp Wolfeboro, Calaveras County, Stanislaus National Forest, North Fork Stanislaus River, Boy Scouts of America, Scouts BSA, Troop 621, San Ramon, Contra Costa County, California, yams, stuffing, mess hall, dinner, mashed, foodways
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https://www.troopwebhost.org/FormDetail.aspx?Menu_Item_ID=45936&Form_ID=182&ID=226&Stack=2#
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Troop 621
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2021-07-20