Hi everyone,--I couldn't be more excited to report back to everyone on this--we have booked a date for our overnight at the PHILADELPHIA ZOO! Troop 40212 will be overnighting at the Philly Zoo (for you non-eastern PA natives, that's what we call it) on JULY 23RD. As part of our package, we will be earning a badge, sleeping overnight in one of the zoo classrooms, and get free parking and free admission the next day, July 24th.As for that nitty-gritty cost thing: The cost is $60 per person, adults and kids alike. We need a minimum of 20. We also need quite a few drivers. This is how we are going to divvy up costs--I am going to ask Jess to figure out how much of each girl's fall product sales and cookie sales came back to the troop. If your girl brought in $60 to our troop, then the only thing you would be responsible for is your admission if you (the parent) want to go. If your daughter is shy of the $60, then we will be asking you to make up the difference. We may also do another money-earning activity, as some portion of our troop participated in the two product sales. So please plan on coming out and helping if we do another money-earning activity and you would like to join in on this really cool trip.If you are on the fence: Philadelphia Zoo is the oldest zoo in the country, and a pioneer in conservation programs (including the one for the Golden Lion Tamarin). We are talking 42 acres with 1300 animals, many rare and endangered. We are talking a big cat area, very endangered animals area, small mammals house, reptile house, bear country, a rebuilt primate area, etc. And if you generally consider Philly too far away to take the whole family to, this is your girl scoutin' reason to go.Yours in Scouting,Elizabeth--
Elizabeth Timberlake-Newell, PhDEditor in Chief/Executive Director, Voices of Central PaHistorian
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