Survival Priorities

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This meeting was about survival priorities.  The first and most important is to have a positive attitude.  After that comes first aid, shelter, fire, water, a way to signal people, and lastly food.  After the skill session we played dodge ball.  At the end of the meeting Adam O. received his Eagle badge and wallet card.

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