Inspired by the imagination, spirit and courage of 40 young cadets defending Mafikeng in 1899 during the 2nd Boer War, he held the first scout camp in August 1907 in Poole Harbour with 11 boys from Eaton and Harrow and 10 from Boys' Brigades on the South Coast. Such diversity was an intriguing experiment in Edwardian Britain (and Empire) but it worked out well. He published a series of six "Scouti
ng for Boys" magazines the following year and 15th St Pancras Scout Troop began a few years after WW1 in 1921. Scouting spread quickly worldwide. A century later there are over 30M boys and girls involved in everyday adventures and sometimes in monumental events like the 1944 Warsaw Uprising. Scouts have gone on to row across oceans, climb the world's highest mountains, become presidents of their nations and walk on the moon. Trust, Loyalty, Friendship, Family, Courage, Care and Respect. https://youtu.be/N388CtFGCMU
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