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Minerals:  Where stones are not covered by snow. Go to quarries, cliffs and along streams.  A good contribution to the permanent Camp, the Troop or Council Headquarters or the school or community house. 

Twigs of Woody Plants::  An interesting exhibit. 

Leaves:  In the autumn and spring. 

Leaf Prints and Casts:  A collection of these made from colored leaves collected on autumn and spring hikes has real value. 

Casts of Tracks:  Every Troop should make a collection. 

Birds' Nests: Autumn and winter are the only months when such a collection should be made.  

 

 

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