scouts

78 photos and 3 illustrations tagged scouts, from 22 members of Flickr Commons.

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Scouts with leader

from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland

  • NIEye said:
    Scout leader is William McCrum (d.1932) son of Robert Garmany McCrum who established a linen manufacturing mill near Armagh and built the village of Milford to house the workers for his factory. His son William, pictured here was not a businessman but was more concerned with the well being of the villagers. He captained the local football team as well as being scoutmaster. He is best known in the world of soccer for inventing the Irishman's motion or as it has become known the penalty kick. See Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_McCrum

Group with flags

from The Library of Virginia

  • Harper Ganesvoort said:
    A group of Boy Scouts, to be specific; look at the lighter khaki uniform of the boy near the right, and the troop flag on the left.

Walking Wounded

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

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  • Christine Curtin said:
    Wonderful expressions of pride.
  • Swordscookie said:
    I had seen this one before somewhere, as a child I was a member of na Fianna but we were not nearly as pretentious as these lads. Stu has a name on the Schafer method - I can't remember the name of what the second lad is doing but it was the method used where the arms were moved vigorously about and pressed into the solar plexus to do the same thing. The swords were probably more in order in that era, we did not have access to them.
  • Tammy said:
    that's a fine photo!
  • smrhd (away) said:
    There is a small hillock in Merrion Sq. but the considerable structure on the far left causes confusion. Small mounds like this can be removed and rebuilt quite easily I suppose. The number of windows and chimney pots on the houses might just provide a starting point for investigation.
  • Giuseppe said:
    Great posture on the lad in the center, born leader perhaps!?