My Favorite Camp Things
Dewdrops on gumboots and bowls of rice crispies
Woodsmoke on kettles and stews cooked in dixies
Sturdy wood gadgets all fashioned with string
These are a few of my favorite things
Green colored ridge tents put up in a hurry
Whistles and cow horns and goulash with curry
Wild ducks that fly with the sun on the wings
These are a few of my favorite things
Girls in blue dresses with navy blue jackets
Can’t get to sleep for the noise and the racket
Bright golden mornings that make us all sing
These are a few of my favorite things
When the camp ends when the bus comes
We simply remember our favorite things ,
And we don’t feel so bad.
HERE WE GO ROUND THE WORLD CENTRES
(Tune: Here we go round the mulberry bush)
Here we go around the World
Here we go around the World
Here we go around the World
To visit Our Chalet.
At Our Chalet we meet the Swiss;
On mountain heights we climb like this,
We might see a goat, or an Edelweiss,
All at Our Chalet.
Here we go around the World
Here we go around the World
Here we go around the World
To visit Olave House.
From Olave House we see the sights,
Of London Town and city lights;
We meet the English on rainy nights,
While we’re cosy in Olave House.
Here we go around the World
Here we go around the World
Here we go around the World
To visit our cabana.
Our Cabana’s in Mexico,
And off to a bullfight we all go;
Arts and crafts to children we show,
When staying at our cabana.
Here we go around the World Here we go around the World
Here we go around the World
And now we go to Sangam.
India’s Sangam is far away,
but we’ll see the life of old Bombay;
We’ll dance and sing all through the day,
When we go to Sangam.
These are the centres for a Girl Scout or Guide;
We think of them with joy and pride
For we have traveled far and wide,
All around the world.
Guiding in Australia, December, 1980.
Flea Yell
Flea.
Flea fly.
Flea fly flo.
Vista.
Koomala, Koomala, Koomala, vista,
Oh no no no, not de vista.
Eni meni, deci meni, oh wala wala meni,
Ex-emini, zala meni, oh wa la wa,
Beet billy oaten doten, bo bo ba beetin datin,
Sh – isssssssh !
Campfire Activities – Girl Guides.Canada
0 Come and Go With Me
0h come and go with me
To my Father’s house,
To my Father’s house,
To my Father’s house.
O come and go with me
To my Father’s house.
Where there’s peace, peace, peace.
There’s sweet communion there, etc.
They’ll be no parting there, etc.
BRING BACK MY LEADER TO ME
Our leader said. ” Burn, bash and dump’
All rubbish and trash that you see!”
We did as he told us, exactly
-Oh. bring baek my leader to me!
CHORUS;
Bring back, oh. bring back.
Oh. bring back my leader to me. To me !
Bring back. Oh. bring back.
Oh, bring back my leader to me !
Our leader, she likes to make campfires.
For brewing up coffee and tea:
Now, kero looks almost like water
-Oh. bring back my leader to me!
The swimming-hole is so attractive,
Our leader dived in from a tree
The depth, as you know, is deceptive
-Oh, Bring back my leader to me!
Our camp-site has modem ablutions,
They don’t Fush very well as you see:
Our leader’s been in there a long time
-Oh. bring back my leader to me.!
Words and music traditional “Verse 2 by Mike and Michelle
Countdown Cheer
10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2…..
WONDERFUL.
A great little distraction and time filler as nearly every Guide is familiar with the numbers. Same as the Give me a ‘G’ yell.
Detergent Cheer
Is it Blue Omo? No
Is it Gows? No Is it Cold Power? is it Drive? No Is it Fab? YES it is Fab-ulous |
EVERYONE’S DIFFERENT
One Guide is sitting on a chair reading a newspaper. She has socks on her hands and other clothing on back to front.
Pat: Hello Mary.
Mary: Hello Pat.
Pat: Do you always wear your clothes back to front?
Mary: Yes Pat.
Pat: Why do you do that Mary?
Mary: It’s my peculiarity. Everyone has some peculiarity Pat.
Pat: I don’t.
Mary: Don’t you stir your coffee with your right hand Pat?
Pat: Yes,Mary.
Mary: Well that is your peculiarity. Most people use a teaspoon.