Christmas Tree Sale Starts on Saturday, Dec. 2nd

The Tree Shed Schedule 

(rain or shine)

Starting on Saturday, Dec. 2nd until all trees are sold.

Saturday and Sunday:  10am - 9pm

Monday thru Friday:  5:15pm to 9pm

St. John the Evangelist Parking Lot
10103 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring
(located midway between Dennis Ave. and Forest Glen Road)

We will have Douglas, Frasier's and a limited number of White Pines.  We will have wreath and rope for sale.  

Prices vary depending upon the type of tree and the size. 

We do not sell tree stands, lights, garland, ornaments, etc. 


We look forward to seeing you there!

Happy Thanksgiving!

Boy Scout Troop 466 would like to wish each of you a very Happy Thanksgiving!

Bike Hike Preparation

This month, the Scouts wanted to do a bike hike in November.  In preparation, one of our Eagle Scout's (Nathaniel R.) came down and gave a one hour demonstration on how to get your bike ready for the hike.

Scenes from the First Troop Meeting of the Year

Well, we hope that you have enjoyed the photos of our Big Trip Out West.  Now, back to our regular programming: Our First Troop Meeting in September.

Juggling multiple priorities -- a team building exercise.

The juggling continues!!

SM Rogers getting ice cream ready!  Yum, yum!

The leaders chatting!

Making ice cream sundaes!

BTOW17: Mount Wasburn

It had been many years, since the troop hiked up to Mr. Washburn.  So, this BTOW we did.   Most of the troop headed up, but some of the adults headed up part of the way and then back.

BTOW17: The Campfire!

After the Hancock Dinner, we had a traditional Boy Scout Campfire.  Each patrol had to sing a song, and put on a skit.  Even ASM Joseph B. got up and told some bad jokes!  

Acting SM Dan C.

Josh the Younger answer the trivia questions.  He won a sticky bun!

ASM John H. asking the trivial trivia questions

ASM Jack M. talking about the hike on Death Canyon.

BTOW17: Hancock Memorial Dinner

One of the traditions of Troop 466 is the Hancock Memorial Dinner, hosted by our former Scoutmaster, Dr. Dan.   The troop has come off the day before of the one or two night overnight, and this is the chance for the troop to celebrate with a feast.

This year was a bit different, as Dr. Dan was not with us on the trip due to illness.  It was not quite the same. 

Baked Potatoes!

The Ancient One!

BTOW17: A Slow Morning

Not every morning was a rush to get up, eat breakfast and then head out on the trail. Sometimes, we got up a little later and had a hardy breakfast.  Enjoy!!

The most important part of any Scout Leader breakfast!

BTOW17: Granite Canyon (Part 3)

The next morning, we woke up, ate breakfast and had a couple of visitors:  a Moose (mother) and her calf.  There was a very well established animal trail, just outside of the campsite and it seems they were just as startled as we were, when they came down the trail and saw the guys cooking breakfast.  They then trotted off across the river to the other side.

On the way up, we spotted a black marmot getting some sunlight.  Wouldn't you know it, on the way the the darn thing was taking sun in the same exact spot!

Having Breakfast!

The Black Marmot!

BTOW17: Granite Canyon (Part 2)

Well, after a couple of hours of hiking up Granite Canyon, we found a site marked "campsite" and decided that this would be it.  We were all tired and wet.   We made camp, ate dinner and then went to sleep.  

Our Campsite by the River