Rebuilding a council camp from the ashes
Since the 1950s, Camp Silver Fir served as a gateway into California’s Sierra National Forest. It was a scenic mountain camp for Scouts to enjoy hiking, fishing, swimming and boating. The camp’s all-volunteer staff helped units craft fun high-adventure experiences at an elevation of 7,200 feet. However, five years ago, the Creek Fire swept through
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