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2002 Fremont District Freezeree
Lower Three Creeks Snow Park

Prior to the Freezeree, the troop goes up to the location of the event one week in advance to build our igloos and snow shelters.

	Home sweet home for the weekend. Three adults can easily fit inside this igloo with all their gear.
	The guys start lashing poles to make the framework for the Troop banner.
	Scoutmaster Ray has to try out the Polar Putting Green.
	ASM Josh lines up that putt. Man, this green has some wicked break to it.
	Eat your heart out, Better Homes and Gardens. It snowed during the week, putting another two feet of insulation on the igloo, and adding to the heat trap in the sunken entry way. Had to take out a second to buy the tiki torches.
	Kyle Rood, our perpetual designated 'sitter' in the Snow Chair competition. Five minutes for the group to build the largest snow pile they can and get someone atop it.
	And here come the judges. Sstrreettttcchhhh, Kyle.......
	Some visiting Webelos try their hand at the putting green.
	Ben, Kevin, Joe, Brandon, and Mitch get ready to enjoy a deep fried chicken for dinner.
	Scouts struggle through the deep snow in the Snowshoe Knot Relay.
	Scouts have to show accuracy in throwing a rescue line, and then answer winter first aid and survival questions in the Ice Rescue.
	In the sled race, it's just brute force energy to drag a teammate around an obstacle course in the snow.
	Meanwhile, the adult leaders are hard at work 'planning' troop events for the evening and the next day. All that planning takes energy, you know. It's a well-known fact that no Scout or adult has ever starved to death on a Troop 21 outing.