As soon as the Cubs arrived at Fordell Firs National Activity Centre, they knew they were in for a weekend they'd remember for a very long time. The Cubs were led around to the opening ceremony with pipers at the front. Candles and bright lights lit up the rock face behind the campfire circle, Richard Fairbairn, Camp Leader welcomed everyone to the camp and Graeme Hamilton, Scottish Commissioner for Cub Scouts, opened the camp by lighting a 90th Firework and then the campfire.

Most of Saturday was spent, by the Cubs doing a huge array of activities from water sports, swimming, pedal go carts, crafts and many many more, 31 in total . Later in the afternoon, Gordon Brown MP, visited to plant an oak tree, to promote the Tree for All campaign, a partnership between The Scout Association and the Woodland Trust.

After the visit from Gordon Brown MP, the Cubs formed a 90 on the camp field, and a helicopter took an overhead photograph.

The Saturday evening got off the ground cutting the cakes for the Cubs 90th Birthday and Fordells 60th Birthday. Then the Cubs took part in a huge party.

The Sunday rounded off with more fantastic activities, and a closing ceremony for each Party Zone (Sub Camp).

Until the next time.....................