Pinewood Derby
A couple of days ago we went to enjoy the competition and fun among some Cub Scouts at one of their local Pinewood Derbies. Our grandson, Zachary, was in the competition.
I had never seen the races before, even though I remember helping at least one of my sons make his Pinewood Derby car. We enjoyed the races and the fun. Here’s a few pictures (click on the picture for a larger view):
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3 comments:
I remember the Pinewood Derby. My youngest son took 1st place and still has his car today. He's 28 now.
Congratulations to Zachary.
Thanks, I will remember that.
Truth be told.
Joke?-Nuff Said! I ain't so dumb you think I is!
The paragraph looked fine to me.
Congrats to Zachary for a great effort. I agree, the Pinewood derby is a fun event... its also a great opportunity for the dad and lad to work on a common project.
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