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140px ; The Promise On my honour, I promise that I will do my best: To do my duty to God, To serve my country and help other people, And to obey the Scout Law ; The Law A Scout's honour is to be trusted. A Scout is loyal. A Scout is helpful. A Scout is a friend to all.
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This Law is kept by Explorers from the age of eleven and up. Adult leaders must renew their promise on regular occasions and are expected to continue to live according to the Scout Law: # A Scout's honour is to be trusted # A Scout is Loyal. # A Scout's duty is to be useful and to help others. # A Scout is a friend to all and a brother to every other Scout.
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In September 1900, he founded the Sheffield Clarion Ramblers,Bill Bevan, From Cairns to Craters: Conservation Heritage Assessment of Burbage, 2006 recognised as the first working class rambling club,"Scout's honour", Guardian Unlimited, 17 April 2002 with a walk around Kinder Scout. The club was named for The Clarion socialist newspaper in which the advert for this walk was placed in.Timeline: A Walking History , Ramblers Association In the 1921 Clarion Handbook, Ward described the club's first walk and its consequences; > "The Club was born on the first Sunday in September 1900. Kinder Scout > footpath was opened during the previous year, it occurred to me that others > might wish to accompany me, and I advertised in the Clarion. The day was > fine and clear, and fourteen attended [eleven men and three women]... En > route it was decided that I should organise some ramblers during 1901 and we > had five monthly walks... During 1901 it was decided that we must have an > official existence and a Committee was formed."Sheffield Clarion Ramblers, > Sheffield Clarion Handbook (Sheffield: Loxley Bros, 1921) quoted in Hill, > Howard (1980).
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