On our final day in Jersey, we toured La Hougue Bie, Les Platons and Devil’s Hole before ending the day in St. Helier for some fish and chips.

After an early start this morning, we have made it safely onto our ferry back home.

Testing our navigational skills tonight; rain doesn’t stop Explorers!

Our aim and accuracy may not have been on the ball but we certainly had a great time bowling this evening.

Taking a moment to learn a little more of the history surrounding the inception of Scouting and our local Scouting history.

Enjoyed making use of the dry weather with fire building tonight.

Thank you to William for leading an informative session on Scout values and the promise.

The first stop on our long camp journey north: Carlisle, where we enjoyed visiting the cathedral and castle.

A day exploring St. Ninian - Scotland’s first saint - complete with some great views.

Enjoyed a trip into Glasgow - highlights included the cathedral, mini-golf and shopping - and another lovely sunset to end the day.

Great weather on our visit to Loch Lomond.

A visit from some camp wildlife.

Despite the rain, we have had a lovely two nights on the Isle of Mull, exploring Tobermory and touring the distillery.

After a leisurely start, we visited Culloden Battlefield and Fort George.

Bon appétit.

A lovely day at Balmoral. Next stop: Edinburgh.

We had a great day yesterday exploring Edinburgh and visiting Royal Yacht Britannia.

It was lovely to meet some other Scouts on our campsite last night; a group from Glasgow Jo - 20th Glasgow Icarus Explorers and we enjoyed campfire songs with a troop from Cologne. Badge and necker swaps completed too.

Visits to Rosslyn Chapel and Hermitage Castle as we make our way back home.

Thank you to our leaders for making this year’s long camp possible; we have all had a wonderful time.