Here's a handy map, with circles and arrows.
Or just head for 47.145306,-122.584248
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Of course! We expect quite a few people will arrive and register on site - maybe as many as 30% of all participants.
We've discontinued online registration to give the office staff and registration team a couple of days to catch their breath and get ready for WashJam.
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Here's what you'll get if you are coming to WashJam:
- A great activities program all day Friday and Saturday for Cubs, Boy Scouts, Varsity, and Venturing
- Two great evening shows
- Exhibits, demonstrations, food vendors
- All kinds of religious services Sunday morning
- A place to camp
- Water - but we
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Check out the expanded information in our Registration FAQ. If you have only registered for information at WashJam.org, you are not really registered to attend WashJam.
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Leaders - the information you've been asking for is now online. Look for the new leader's guide here.
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How are you getting to WashJam?
Here's one Kirkland troop's plan:
"We're organizing a five-day bike trip for our troop, ending at WashJam. We're starting up by the Canada border, ferrying to the Olympic peninsula, and then coming across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and down to WashJam."
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Check the link at the left side of the home page for the "Online Store". The ordering deadline for custom WashJam 2009 apparel has been extended to 7/15/09.
See you at WashJam!
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We have two mailing lists for WashJam. By registering on this web site, you will receive bulletins from now until the event.
When you actually register for WashJam (fill out the forms, pay the fees), you will be on a mailing list for leader updates.
And if you would like little
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The full WashJam 2009 experience starts with your arrival Thursday afternoon 8/20 and ends Sunday afternoon 8/23. There will be a full day of program activities for Cubs, Boy Scouts, Varsity, and Venturing on Friday and Saturday, plus religious services and some programs on Sunday.
The Cub Scout program is
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Registration on this website is not registration for WashJam! You need to use the registration links under the welcome message on the WashJam home page to pay for youth and adult registrations.
We've used this site for several months to collect information about attendance and interests, and to create
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Here's a poster that gives a taste of the great program planned for Cub Scouts.
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How about...
Scouts from all over - We have reservations and
firm commitments from Scouts from the Western Washington councils (Chief
Seattle, Pacific Harbors, and Mt. Baker), central and eastern Washington
councils (Grand Columbia and Blue Mountain), Cascade Pacific council in Oregon
and southwest Washington, and Scouts Canada.
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The WashJam 2009 Leader's Guide is now available. In it, you'll find:
- The WashJam program schedule
- A description of the WashJam program
- Registration information
- Facilities information and a map to our Ft. Lewis site
You'll find the leader's guide here , through a link in
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The following statement by Elder Perrin Walker, Area Authority Seventy, provides direction for LDS units attending WashJam:
"Approval has been received for participation by LDS Scout Units in WASHJAM 2009, with activities planned for Sunday in keeping with the spirit of the Sabbath. President Charles W. Dahlquist, the Young Men
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Register 60% or more of your leaders and participants before July 1 and
receive:
- A special edition WashJam patch for each person registered
- Preferred seating at the Friday and Saturday evening shows
- Campsite selection options
- Reduced registration fee of $35 per participant or leader. ($45
starting July 1)
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Do you have a little time in August? You could be on the WashJam staff! Join us and help make WashJam a great event and a great kickoff to BSA's centennial year.
We have staff opportunities in all areas:
- Cub Scout Program
- Boy Scout Program
- Varsity Program
- Venturing
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Be prepared for an exciting “Mountain Man Rendezvous” for all Varsity and older Scouts at WashJam 2009, August 20-23. “We’ve done the rendezvous activities before at other events, and they are always extremely popular, “ says Terry Lemon, Varsity Scout WashJam program chair.
Varsity Scouting is a program for
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Check out our WashJam patch design in the upper left of the WashJam.org website home page. An eagle soars in front of majestic Mt. Rainier on a multicolor background of purple, magenta, and gold.
Mt. Rainier will be a dramatic backdrop to the WashJam site at N. Fort Lewis,
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Advance registration is now open!
WashJam is next August but you can register now. Why? There are a lot of benefits to registering in advance.
- Special edition WashJam 2009 participant patch
- For every youth and adult you register before July 1,
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For only the second time in Washington State History, the Boy Scouts of America will host an all-state Jamboree: WashJam 2009. Co-sponsored by the Chief Seattle Council and Pacific Harbors Council, WashJam will attract youth and leaders from all over the Puget Sound region. Each will assemble at Fort Lewis
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Unit and District Leaders -
Did you get your WashJam 'save the date' postcard? This is just the beginning of promotion for WashJam 2009.
Now's a good time to put August 20-23, 2009 on your planning calendar for next year. If you need resources to help explain and promote WashJam
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