Episode 1- camp here we come

from Bucks Scouts Carnival Camp 2026 · host Scout Biscuit

Gary and Ruth talk camps with the upcoming carnival camp this weekend. All camp stuff - best camp, food, tents, activities. Join us with a cup of tea and a biscuit - doughnut no your podcasthttps://bucksscoutradio.co.uk/

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