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An eleven-year old boy from Illinois is separated from his friends and Scout troop when his parents move, and he is dropped into a foreign land (Indiana) five hours away. 

Summer camp away from the normal camp has its own set of adventures and challenges.

Years ago, Scouts followed the trail left by the whiffle poof.  Eventually, they learned that they were the whiffle poof that younger Scouts followed.

Scouts make mole hills out of mountains and a treasured souvenir from military service disappears in a storm.

Over the years, the bonds of friendship of the patrol members becomes stronger and stronger.  Adversity speeds that along.

The Campaign Hat, the symbol of a Scoutmaster, takes as much abuse as its owner.

Scouts deal with all sorts of rings, and some of them end up around a girlfriend's neck.

More new Scouts!  Yikes!  Are kids getting weirder as the Daniel Boones get older?

More new Scouts -- enough to drive you batty!  Double yikes!

Still more new Scouts but whoo whoo whoo are they?

The trail for one ends.  Now, there is a new trail.

The Daniel Boones are nearing age 18, and the Scouting trail is coming to an end.  What is next?

Twenty years have passed since the Daniel Boones left Troop 129 and followed three different paths.  Strangely, history has repeated itself, and they are together again.

Scouts have many adventures at summer camp; the staff does, also – these are their stories.  Follow Ricky, Eldon, and Clyde as they "work" at camp.

The journey of a young man and an adult as he seeks to follow the Arrow.  If you don't know anything about the Order of the Arrow, this is what it's all about.

Read this before you go into the woods.  Seriously.  BTW, it's non-fiction.

A week as summer camp is one thing, but being the Scoutmaster to a troop of strangers, the provisional campers, is the other

Self-explanatory.  Rambles, musings, cartoons, and photos of tombstones.   Proceeds go to Rotary International.

Maybe you don't remember the trauma of growing up.  I did.  Proceeds go to Rotary International.

 If you like insurance (who doesn't?) and history, this is the book for you!  Written for non-insurance people.  Published by The Risk and Insurance Education Alliance.  (RiskEducation.org)   Proceeds go to a scholarship fund for students of insurance and risk management.

A tedious, brief dictionary of interesting, weird, obsolete, and largely useless words.

What happens in the kindergarten classroom doesn't stay in the classroom.