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Meet on 1st Thursday of each month at 19:00 EDT
Adventure begins when you break the surface.
Adventure begins when you break the surface.
We play, learn, & lead with waters spilling from the Virginia Piedmont.
Come Join Us 💧 The water is fine.
Ship's Log
Ship's Log
27-May-2019.
Memorial Day. Fishing at Lake Brittle. Fishing licenses for all! We should have brought BBQ.
Holiday Basic | No food!!?!
18,19,25-May-2019.
Lifeguard Training. Sessions 2, 3, and 4 of 4. We continued training for BSA Lifeguard, American Red Cross Lifeguard, and American Red Cross Waterfront Lifeguard. We completed CPR/AED training then things got crazy with the never ending deep end dives; Rescue, Rescue, Rescue drills; Sun burns; Whistles; EAP calls; the BSA swim-test parade; time afloat in row boats & canoes; resuscitation of Poor Timmy; green lake swimming at CWBS; and green slime! We are ready for the water!
Swimsuits+Snorkel gear | Bag Lunch and we liked it.
17 May 2019
Wet Week. CWBS lake training on canoe and row boats. We welcomed R on his first visit to the ship. Next time we need to get line to secure the oarlocks.
Swimsuits | No food
11 May 2019 08:00-13:00
CWBS Waterfront Cleanup 2. We served with the NCAC Aquatics Committee to prepare the pool for opening. We vacuumed, trimmed, mucked, and swept.
Utility | Krispy Kreme Donuts
04-05 May 2019
Navy League STEM Expo. We took opportunities to test robots, build boats, visit academy (1|2|3) & university (4) reps, inspect USCG & ONR programs/scholarships, and meet industry leaders.
Rain drove us inside, cutting our exploration of the harbor short. We swam, shopped for food, fought for supremacy on a favorite video game, played hands of poker, and prepared Asian-style pancakes.
We bunked at the WD facility: Girls (A/E/S) took a room; P got a couch. J and his dad met us at the event. We also met future sea scout, K, and his mom.
Class B | Pancakes made with meringue and custard
04 May 2019 08:00-13:30
CWBS Waterfront Cleanup. We served with the NCAC Aquatics Committee to prepare the pool for opening. We trimmed, mucked, scrubbed, swept, and blasted the winter away.
Thanks to S from T671 that helped. He also had the honor of testing the life saving board while perfecting a sunburn.
Utility | Krispy Kreme Donuts
About Sea Scout Ship 2 / Adventure
About Sea Scout Ship 2 / Adventure
Our Passion
Our Passion
We SCUBA dive. We have a few options -- Lake Millbrooke, Lake Phoenix and Little Bahamas, There is always Florida!
Our Waters
Our Waters
We reach the world from North Fork wetlands, Bull Run, Occoquan, Potomac, Chesapeake, & beyond.
Our Limits
Our Limits
We push'em. We return with interesting stories, building character, serving, and doing stuff far beyond those allowed for younger scouts.
Our Facilities
Our Facilities
We sail, kayak, and float. We work and race on SSTV Beluga, our Pearson 26, sail on SSTV Der Pelikan, and train aboard SSTV Michael-S.
Our Grounds
Our Grounds
NCAC Camp William B. Snyder is our base. The camp offers access to projects, boats, water, & camping. Plus, it exposes us to regional troops, crews, posts, & ships.
Our Direction
Our Direction
We are a scout-led ship. We intend to reach wherever our sea scouts, the current, and the wind takes us. Find out more about us and our programs.
Sea Scouts BSA is unique in that "[m]ore trust and responsibility [is] placed on a Sea Scout than all other programs combined. We challenge them to learn, lead, and pit their skills, ability and judgement against the most dangerous environment humans dare to go."
Sea Scouts BSA is unique in that "[m]ore trust and responsibility [is] placed on a Sea Scout than all other programs combined. We challenge them to learn, lead, and pit their skills, ability and judgement against the most dangerous environment humans dare to go."
-- Christopher Russell Davis
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