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Join the Silver Fox Patrol in "The Boy Scouts Along the Susquehanna," an exciting tale of adventure and camaraderie. Set along the scenic Susquehanna River, this story follows a group of Boy Scouts as they navigate the challenges of the great outdoors. When a sudden and devastating flood hits, the boys must use their scouting skills, courage, and teamwork to overcome the raging waters and rescue those in need.
Written in the classic tradition of boys' adventure stories, Herbert Carter delivers a thrilling narrative filled with suspense, daring rescues, and valuable lessons in self-reliance and community spirit. Experience the thrill of early scouting and the indomitable spirit of youth in this timeless tale.
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