On horseback from Denver through Estes Park as far as the Continental Divide, climbing peaks, riding wild trails, canoeing through canyons, shooting rapids, encountering a landslide, a summer blizzard, a sand storm, wild animals, and forest fires, the girls pack the days full with unforgettable experiences.

Reproduction of the original: Girl Scouts in the Rockies by Lillian Elizabeth Roy

“Girls, this is our third Summer as the Dandelion Troop of Girl Scouts,—do you realize that fact?” commented Mrs. Vernon, generally called “Verny” by the girls, or “Captain” by her friends.“That first Summer in camp seems like mere child's play now, Verny,” returned Juliet Lee, known as “Julie” or just “Jule” by her intimates.“That really wasn't camping, at all,—what with all the cooked food our families were bringing weekly to us, and the other housekeeping equipment they brought that day in the 'furniture shower,'” Joan Allison added, giggling as she remembered the incident.“But last Summer in the Adirondacks was real camping!” declared Ruth Bentley, nodding her head emphatically.“Yes. Still it wasn't anything like this year's camping experience promises to be,—in the Rocky Mountains,” replied Mrs. Vernon. “Mr. Gilroy furnished the tents and cots and other heavy camping things last summer, but this year we will have to do without such luxuries.”

Do you believe that girls should like to work at home, to cook and clean house and mind the baby? Do you believe that a girl should like to take care of her clothes and be able to make them; that she should know how to be thrifty and to conserve the family money in buying and using food and clothing; that she should play a fair game and put the group above her personal interests? Do you believe that she should value a strong healthy body above clothes and cosmetics, and rejoice in the hope of being some day the healthy mother of healthy children? If you do, you believe in the Girl Scouts, for in this organization the girls learn all these things in such a happy way that they like to do them, which means that they keep on doing them.

"Girl Scouts inside the Rockies" with the aid of Lillian Elizabeth Roy is a charming journey novel that follows a set of Girl Scouts on an exciting journey through the scenic Rocky Mountains. The book highlights the camaraderie, braveness, and resilience of the scouts as they navigate the rugged terrain and face various challenges along the way. Led by means of their fearless chief, Miss Gordon, the scouts embark on an unforgettable expedition packed with excitement and discovery. From conquering steep trails to braving unpredictable weather, the women display teamwork and perseverance as they triumph over boundaries collectively. Amidst the breathtaking backdrop of the Rockies, the scouts come across natural world, discover hidden caves, and forge lifelong friendships. Through their adventures, they research treasured lessons approximately independence, obligation, and the significance of embracing nature. Lillian Elizabeth Roy's bright storytelling and wealthy descriptions bring the splendor of the wasteland to lifestyles, fascinating readers of every age. "Girl Scouts inside the Rockies" is an undying traditional that keeps to inspire and entertain, showcasing Roy's skills as a loved writer in kid's literature.

On horseback from Denver through Estes Park as far as the Continental Divide, climbing peaks, riding wild trails, canoeing through canyons, shooting rapids, encountering a landslide, a summer blizzard, a sand storm, wild animals, and forest fires, the girls pack the days full with unforgettable experiences.