World Jamboree

Mud but no flood

The Jamboree site in Chelmsford, England, got wet and muddy on Monday, but it escaped the severe flooding that hit other parts of the United Kingdom.

According to a news article on the official Jamboree website, the construction of the camp is continuing with only minor adjustments to compensate for the wet weather.

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Many newspapers around the world are writing articles about the World Jamboree in England. Here is an updated list of headlines provided by Google News.
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Learn more about the World Jamboree by visiting these sites.
>> World Jamboree 2007 website
>> Boy Scouts of America Jamboree website

Jamboree weblogs

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>> WSJ Troop 201
>> Austin360 21st World Scout Jamboree
>> UK contingent leader's weblog
>> Arnold's World Jamboree Adventures Blog
>> Matt's 21st World Scout Jamboree Blog
>> Simon's World Scout Jamboree Diary
>> Ben Bowen's 21st World Scout Jamboree Blog

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