What's up Roverway 2
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What’s up 2nd issue Share your thoughts with your tribe Tribe Time is a daily moment of reflecon – sharing thoughts, experiences and feelings – between tribe members, led by the tribe leader. Themes change, and mental burden gets lighter. Tribes connue to live together at the Evo camp site. Tribe Time is also to ensure that the Tribe has a moment together every day, not only during the night when ev- erybody’s in the sleeping bags. Tribe Times are marked on the daily schedule – check your Compass! Disposable plates will be used In order to speed up the dishwashing line, it is forbid- den to use your own plates for dining! Everybody must use disposable plates provided by Roverway. You can sll use your own mug, knife, fork and spoon and wash them in the dishwashing line. Love is in the air! Loverway Fesval Day - Share hap- piness, thank your friends, and show that small things maer. Learn to know something about every conngent by vising different program acvies, tasng delicacies and watching lovely shows. Loverway Fesval on Thursday 26.7.: Cultural market at 16-19. Evening show “Party for love” at 21.00 at the mainstage. In the evening show you will need: pen, small piece of paper and a balloon (balloon from you tribe leader; IST´s at Voima). Please do not blow your balloon during the day, you will need it during the evening show. Welcome to enjoy the Loverway Fesval! Finnish Defence Forces enter- tained in the Camp Opening Despite the rainy weather, Roverway Camp Opening made people party on Tuesday. Or maybe it was just be- cause of the cool Finnish summer evening that Rovers and Rangers were so eager to get on their feet and jump and dance to stay warm when the house band from Finnish Defence Forces played. Roverway’s internaonality was demonstrated power - fully in the ceremony by 52 cardboard boxes decorat - ed each one with a different flag. The boxes traversed beaufully the crowd that kept their hands in the air and threw the boxes unl the stage where the countries’ names were announced. Roverway received greengs in the form of video speech- es from the Vice-President of the European Commission Viviane Reding and the Patron of Roverway, Finnish Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen. They underlined the role of today’s youth in making Europe and the world a bet - ter place in the future. Roverway’s epic figure Tapsa appeared also in the Camp Opening. There was a funny video about how Tapsa had tried hard to obey the Scout Law and then realised that being a good Scout or Guide is not a compeon. Everybody sang together the Roverway 2012 song and also a beauful Roverway gospel song in three voices. Then the Finnish Defence Forces house band began to play the newest summer hits that inspired the crowd to dance. We need courage to see the truth. What was the best expe- rience on your path? Sauna was great! Alfonso Leone, Italy, S18 Porosalmi The people were very open and sharing. The weather was not so nice, but the peo- ple were really nice. Amaya Goñi, Spain, W12 Nagu The best part of our path was a hike in lile groups. We got lost but it didn’t maer. It was nice to get to know new people. We made a sort of canoe of our backpacks. That was something that I want to teach others at home. Serine Talhaug, Norway, E13 Teisko It was fun to meet different people and to be able to un- derstand each other. Sauna was great. We also grilled salmon on a fire. Josef Prošek, Czech Repub- lic, N04 Pallas Swedish meatballs on the road Some feelings sent by sms from the paths to the Swed- ish Head of Conngent. S13 Kirkkonummi 21.7.2012: Right now we are making dinner, meatballs and mashed potatoes. [...] my knees and feet hurt and I’m all dirty, but in two days we can go to the sauna and eat nice food :) S12 Inkoo 23.7.2012: Yesterday we built a pier on the Swedish-Finns camp, and also helped out with other stuff, in the evening we went to the sauna, and swam from the new pier we built. Today we are going to hike 2 miles and buy grocer - ies on the way, every patrol gets their own budget and we are thinking about eang something as Swedish as meatballs ;) (the Englishmen here think that’s all we eat in Sweden ;)) Question of the way
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What’s up
2nd issue
Share your thoughts with your tribeTribe Time is a daily moment of reflection – sharing thoughts, experiences and feelings – between tribe members, led by the tribe leader. Themes change, and mental burden gets lighter.
Tribes continue to live together at the Evo camp site. Tribe Time is also to ensure that the Tribe has a moment together every day, not only during the night when ev-erybody’s in the sleeping bags.
Tribe Times are marked on the daily schedule – check your Compass!
Disposable plates will be used In order to speed up the dishwashing line, it is forbid-den to use your own plates for dining! Everybody must use disposable plates provided by Roverway. You can still use your own mug, knife, fork and spoon and wash them in the dishwashing line.
Love is in the air!Loverway Festival Day - Share hap-piness, thank your friends, and show that small things matter. Learn to know something about every contingent by visiting different program activities, tasting delicacies and watching lovely shows.
Loverway Festival on Thursday 26.7.: Cultural market at 16-19. Evening show “Party for love” at 21.00 at the mainstage.
In the evening show you will need: pen, small piece of paper and a balloon (balloon from you tribe leader; IST´s at Voima). Please do not blow your balloon during the day, you will need it during the evening show.
Welcome to enjoy the Loverway Festival!
Finnish Defence Forces enter-tained in the Camp OpeningDespite the rainy weather, Roverway Camp Opening made people party on Tuesday. Or maybe it was just be-cause of the cool Finnish summer evening that Rovers and Rangers were so eager to get on their feet and jump and dance to stay warm when the house band from Finnish Defence Forces played.
Roverway’s internationality was demonstrated power-fully in the ceremony by 52 cardboard boxes decorat-ed each one with a different flag. The boxes traversed beautifully the crowd that kept their hands in the air and threw the boxes until the stage where the countries’ names were announced.
Roverway received greetings in the form of video speech-es from the Vice-President of the European Commission Viviane Reding and the Patron of Roverway, Finnish Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen. They underlined the role of today’s youth in making Europe and the world a bet-ter place in the future.
Roverway’s epic figure Tapsa appeared also in the Camp Opening. There was a funny video about how Tapsa had tried hard to obey the Scout Law and then realised that being a good Scout or Guide is not a competition.
Everybody sang together the Roverway 2012 song and also a beautiful Roverway gospel song in three voices. Then the Finnish Defence Forces house band began to play the newest summer hits that inspired the crowd to dance.
We need courage to see the truth.
What was the best expe-rience on your path?
Sauna was great!
Alfonso Leone, Italy, S18 Porosalmi
The people were very open and sharing. The weather was not so nice, but the peo-ple were really nice.
Amaya Goñi, Spain, W12 Nagu
The best part of our path was a hike in little groups. We got lost but it didn’t matter. It was nice to get to know new people. We made a sort of canoe of our backpacks. That was something that I want to teach others at home.
Serine Talhaug, Norway, E13 Teisko
It was fun to meet different people and to be able to un-derstand each other. Sauna was great. We also grilled salmon on a fire.
Josef Prošek, Czech Repub-lic, N04 Pallas
Swedish meatballs on the roadSome feelings sent by sms from the paths to the Swed-ish Head of Contingent.
S13 Kirkkonummi 21.7.2012:
Right now we are making dinner, meatballs and mashed potatoes. [...] my knees and feet hurt and I’m all dirty, but in two days we can go to the sauna and eat nice food :)
S12 Inkoo 23.7.2012:
Yesterday we built a pier on the Swedish-Finns camp, and also helped out with other stuff, in the evening we went to the sauna, and swam from the new pier we built. Today we are going to hike 2 miles and buy grocer-ies on the way, every patrol gets their own budget and we are thinking about eating something as Swedish as meatballs ;) (the Englishmen here think that’s all we eat in Sweden ;))
Question of the way
