A photo of Boy Scout Troop 89 from Edmond was recently selected by “Boy’s Life” as the magazine’s photo of the month.
The photo is of the scouts at Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, N.M., this summer.
In the photo, the scouts are at the base of Mount Baldy, at an elevation of 12,414 feet, overlooking a large valley in New Mexico to the west. They are just about to start the final ascent of 400 feet to the top.
Philmont was an 80-mile trek through the northern mountain region of New Mexico. The trek started at 6,000 feet and went over Mt. Baldy. The trek was 11 days long.
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KYLE PHILLIPS | CNHI NEWS SERVICE Carol Hayes looks at New Ginuea tribal shield Friday evening at the opening of the Warrior Spirit exhibit at the Sam Noble Museum. The exhibit will be open to the public until May 13, and features indigenous art from New Guinea. Transcript Photo by Kyle Phillips
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“Warrior Spirits: Indigenous Arts from Papau New Guinea” is now open at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, allowing visitors a special glimpse into the lifestyle of the island’s rural societies.
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