TOUGH GOlNG.—Trudging ankle-deep in mud while carrying a lady in a sedan chair was certainly a day’s “good turn” for these Boy Scouts, though their Girl Guide passenger does appear a little apprehensive. More than 200 Scouts and Guides took part in the race for home-made. Scout-propelled sedan chairs over a four-mile course on Stoke Common in Buckinghamshire, England. Prizes were awarded to the winners for the best-made chair, the most original chair, and for the best-dressed ensemble.
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Press, Volume CV, Issue 31007, 12 March 1966, Page 20
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78TOUGH GOlNG.—Trudging ankle-deep in mud while carrying a lady in a sedan chair was certainly a day’s “good turn” for these Boy Scouts, though their Girl Guide passenger does appear a little apprehensive. More than 200 Scouts and Guides took part in the race for home-made. Scout-propelled sedan chairs over a four-mile course on Stoke Common in Buckinghamshire, England. Prizes were awarded to the winners for the best-made chair, the most original chair, and for the best-dressed ensemble. Press, Volume CV, Issue 31007, 12 March 1966, Page 20
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