Hyack Camp Badges - Revision history

Geoffpinkerton at 23:34, 7 April 2024

2024-04-07T23:34:48Z

Geoffpinkerton: Uploaded 2023 badge.

2024-04-07T23:34:18Z

Uploaded 2023 badge.

Geoffpinkerton at 15:47, 5 June 2023

2023-06-05T15:47:34Z

Geoffpinkerton: Added 2021 and 2022 badges.

2023-04-24T02:23:53Z

Added 2021 and 2022 badges.

Geoffpinkerton at 23:28, 28 May 2020

2020-05-28T23:28:39Z

Geoffpinkerton at 21:11, 23 May 2020

2020-05-23T21:11:17Z

Geoffpinkerton at 21:10, 23 May 2020

2020-05-23T21:10:28Z

Geoffpinkerton at 21:09, 23 May 2020

2020-05-23T21:09:43Z

Geoffpinkerton: Added 2019 badge

2020-05-23T21:06:23Z

Added 2019 badge

Geoffpinkerton: Added 2019 description.

2019-03-28T15:12:33Z

Added 2019 description.

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 | 2016 (The 29th annual camp in the shape of a classic crib board.  Note the Scouting symbols (fleur de lis, hatchet, knot and scout sign) for the suits and Baden Powell as the face card.  The four 5s and the right Jack make up the maximum hand in crib - 29 points.) || 2017 (The badge design is similar to the Canada 150 stylized maple leaf but instead is a stylized fleur de lis with the colours of the various Scouting Sections.|| 2018 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Rooted In Tradition... Blossoming Into The Future".  The roots of the tree spell out HYACK.)|| 2019 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Shining Bright in the Royal City" and the badge this year was a modified version of the Hyack Festival pin, replacing elements to make them relate to Scouting and our event).
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-| [[File:Badge_hyack_2020.jpg|250px]]   ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2021.jpg|250px]]            ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2022.jpg|250px]]        ||   File:Badge_hyack_2023.jpg|250px]
+| [[File:Badge_hyack_2020.jpg|250px]]   ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2021.jpg|250px]]            ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2022.jpg|250px]]        ||   [[File:Badge_hyack_2023.jpg|250px]]
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 | 2020 (The 33rd annual camp was held online due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  Even BP played it safe this year.) || 2021 (The 34th Annual camp was held online again due to Covid.  Covid shots were starting to be administered a this time.)  || 2022 (The 35th Annual camp was back in person this year!) || 2023 was a Halloween themed camp.
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 | 2016 (The 29th annual camp in the shape of a classic crib board.  Note the Scouting symbols (fleur de lis, hatchet, knot and scout sign) for the suits and Baden Powell as the face card.  The four 5s and the right Jack make up the maximum hand in crib - 29 points.) || 2017 (The badge design is similar to the Canada 150 stylized maple leaf but instead is a stylized fleur de lis with the colours of the various Scouting Sections.|| 2018 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Rooted In Tradition... Blossoming Into The Future".  The roots of the tree spell out HYACK.)|| 2019 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Shining Bright in the Royal City" and the badge this year was a modified version of the Hyack Festival pin, replacing elements to make them relate to Scouting and our event).
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-| [[File:Badge_hyack_2020.jpg|250px]]   ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2021.jpg|250px]]            ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2022.jpg|250px]]        ||
+| [[File:Badge_hyack_2020.jpg|250px]]   ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2021.jpg|250px]]            ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2022.jpg|250px]]        ||   File:Badge_hyack_2023.jpg|250px]
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-| 2020 (The 33rd annual camp was held online due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  Even BP played it safe this year.) || 2021 (The 34th Annual camp was held online again due to Covid.  Covid shots were starting to be administered a this time.)  || 2022 (The 35th Annual camp was back in person this year!) || 2023 .
+| 2020 (The 33rd annual camp was held online due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  Even BP played it safe this year.) || 2021 (The 34th Annual camp was held online again due to Covid.  Covid shots were starting to be administered a this time.)  || 2022 (The 35th Annual camp was back in person this year!) || 2023 was a Halloween themed camp.
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 | [[File:Badge_hyack_2020.jpg|250px]]   ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2021.jpg|250px]]            ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2022.jpg|250px]]        ||
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-| 2020 (The 33rd annual camp was held online due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  Even BP played it safe this year.) || 2021 (The 34th Annual camp was held online again due to Covid.  Covid shots were starting to be administered a this time.)  || 2022 (The 25th Annual camp was back in person this year!) || 2023 .
+| 2020 (The 33rd annual camp was held online due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  Even BP played it safe this year.) || 2021 (The 34th Annual camp was held online again due to Covid.  Covid shots were starting to be administered a this time.)  || 2022 (The 35th Annual camp was back in person this year!) || 2023 .
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 | 2016 (The 29th annual camp in the shape of a classic crib board.  Note the Scouting symbols (fleur de lis, hatchet, knot and scout sign) for the suits and Baden Powell as the face card.  The four 5s and the right Jack make up the maximum hand in crib - 29 points.) || 2017 (The badge design is similar to the Canada 150 stylized maple leaf but instead is a stylized fleur de lis with the colours of the various Scouting Sections.|| 2018 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Rooted In Tradition... Blossoming Into The Future".  The roots of the tree spell out HYACK.)|| 2019 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Shining Bright in the Royal City" and the badge this year was a modified version of the Hyack Festival pin, replacing elements to make them relate to Scouting and our event).
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-| [[File:Badge_hyack_2020.jpg|250px]]   ||              ||          ||
+| [[File:Badge_hyack_2020.jpg|250px]]   ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2021.jpg|250px]]            ||  [[File:Badge_hyack_2022.jpg|250px]]        ||
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-| 2020 (The 33rd annual camp was held online due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  Even BP played it safe this year. || 2021|| 2022|| 2023 .
+| 2020 (The 33rd annual camp was held online due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  Even BP played it safe this year.) || 2021 (The 34th Annual camp was held online again due to Covid.  Covid shots were starting to be administered a this time.)  || 2022 (The 25th Annual camp was back in person this year!) || 2023 .
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-| [[File:Badge_hyack_1988.JPG|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_1989.JPG|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_1990.jpg|250px]] || unavailable
+| [[File:Badge_hyack_1988.JPG|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_1989.JPG|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_1990.jpg|250px]] || image unavailable
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 | 1988 (first year, showing a fully uniformed member of The Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery.) || 1989 (Showing a fully uniformed member of The Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery.) || 1990 (Showing a fully uniformed member of The Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery.) || 1991
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 | 1992 || 1993 (Showing a fully uniformed member of The Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery.) || 1994 (Showing a fully uniformed member of The Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery.) || 1995 (Showing the anvils are used by The Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery in a 21-shot Royal Salute as part of the Hyack Festival.)
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 | [[File:Badge_hyack_1996.jpg|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_1997.jpg|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_1998.jpg|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_1999.jpg|250px]]
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-| 1996 (In the shape of a playing card with the A being a structure lashed together with square lashing.  Playing cards are used by the members of the The Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery to smooth out and cover the black powder on the face of the anvil when preparing it for each of the 21 shots of the Royal Salute, a tradition it has done since the late 1800s.) || 1997 (Showing a black powder bag used by the Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery.) || 1998  || 1999 (Showing two Scouts in the old tan uniforms and sashes and green neckers to indicate the Scout Section.  The tent in the background has the yellow and gold colours of the 12th New Westminster crest and necker.
+| 1996 (In the shape of a playing card with the A being a structure lashed together with square lashing.  Playing cards are used by the members of the The Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery to smooth out and cover the black powder on the face of the anvil when preparing it for each of the 21 shots of the Royal Salute, a tradition it has done since the late 1800s.) || 1997 (Showing a black powder bag used by the Ancient and Honourable Hyack Anvil Battery.) || 1998 shows one of the 1 million squirrels that seem to live in Queens Park. || 1999 (Showing two Scouts in the old tan uniforms and sashes and green neckers to indicate the Scout Section.  The tent in the background has the yellow and gold colours of the 12th New Westminster crest and necker.
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 | [[File:Badge_hyack_2000.jpg|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_2001.jpg|250px]] || [[File:Badge_hyack_2002.jpg|250px]]|| [[File:Badge_hyack_2003.jpg|250px]]
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 | 2016 (The 29th annual camp in the shape of a classic crib board.  Note the Scouting symbols (fleur de lis, hatchet, knot and scout sign) for the suits and Baden Powell as the face card.  The four 5s and the right Jack make up the maximum hand in crib - 29 points.) || 2017 (The badge design is similar to the Canada 150 stylized maple leaf but instead is a stylized fleur de lis with the colours of the various Scouting Sections.|| 2018 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Rooted In Tradition... Blossoming Into The Future".  The roots of the tree spell out HYACK.)|| 2019 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Shining Bright in the Royal City" and the badge this year was a modified version of the Hyack Festival pin, replacing elements to make them relate to Scouting and our event).
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 | 2020 (The 33rd annual camp was held online due to the Covid 19 pandemic.  Even BP played it safe this year. || 2021|| 2022|| 2023 .
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-| 2016 (The 29th annual camp in the shape of a classic crib board.  Note the Scouting symbols (fleur de lis, hatchet, knot and scout sign) for the suits and Baden Powell as the face card.  The four 5s and the right Jack make up the maximum hand in crib - 29 points.) || 2017 (The badge design is similar to the Canada 150 stylized maple leaf but instead is a stylized fleur de lis with the colours of he various Scouting Sections.|| 2018 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Rooted In Tradition... Blossoming Into The Future".  The roots of the tree spell out HYACK.)|| 2019 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Shining Bright in the Royal City" and the badge this year was a modified version of the Hyack Festival pin, replacing elements to make them relate to Scouting and our event).
+| 2016 (The 29th annual camp in the shape of a classic crib board.  Note the Scouting symbols (fleur de lis, hatchet, knot and scout sign) for the suits and Baden Powell as the face card.  The four 5s and the right Jack make up the maximum hand in crib - 29 points.) || 2017 (The badge design is similar to the Canada 150 stylized maple leaf but instead is a stylized fleur de lis with the colours of the various Scouting Sections.|| 2018 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Rooted In Tradition... Blossoming Into The Future".  The roots of the tree spell out HYACK.)|| 2019 (The theme of the Hyack Festival this year was "Shining Bright in the Royal City" and the badge this year was a modified version of the Hyack Festival pin, replacing elements to make them relate to Scouting and our event).
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