Finally the full list of competition is out, Congratulation to all the Winner and participation that participate in our campfire competition.

Congratulation to SMK Kerian Scout won the Overall Champion

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Our Tallest Scout Pioneering Tower record is written in Wikipedia, a famous free encyclopedia in the world. Check it out on this side : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Scouting

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6 June 2008, Friday, Shiang Yang 219 Kinta Open Scout Troop have finally record they tower to the Malaysia Book of records with height of the tower 40.26m. YB Dr Mah Hang Soon as the witnesses for the Tallest Scout Pioneering Tower in Malaysia.

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4 June 2008, Wednesday – Day 10 is the final day of the structure, we have to finish before 5 pm because land surveyor will come to measure the height of the tower, All Shiang Yang Member is working hard to finish the tower. Only last part of… Continue reading

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31 May – 3 June 2008, From day 6 to day 9 of the tower building, they are nothing much of we can tell. The more higher level – the more slower we get, the more tired we get and the less people working.

Day 6- we manage finish level 4… Continue reading

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POH: A pioneering tower standing 40.26m tall has entered the Malaysia Book of Records as the tallest built by scouts in the country.

It was constructed by 50 scouts from the Shiang Yang 219th Kinta troop using 5,000 pieces of mangrove wood and 300kg of rope.

It took them 10 days to build the nine-level structure at the Bercham recreational garden and sports complex here.

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IPOH: Using 5,000 pieces of mangrove wood and 300kg of rope, young scouts from the Shiang Yang 219th Kinta open troop built a 40.26m tower that made it into the Malaysia Book of Records.

It had taken 50 of them 10 days to build the tower, spanning nine levels, at the Bercham recreational garden and sports complex here.

For that, the structure entered the Malaysia Book of Records (MBOR) Friday as the… Continue reading

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