Figure 1.--We note a Dutch Scout band in 1984 participating in a British band tournament. It was the only foreign band that we noted. I'm not sure about the name of the band. The band had a very traditional uniform.
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Figure 1.--We note a Dutch Scout band in 1984 participating in a British band tournament. It was the only foreign band that we noted. I'm not sure about the name of the band. The band had a very traditional uniform. |
We note a Dutch Scout band in 1984 participating in a British band tournament. It was the only foreign band that we noted. I'm not sure about the name of the band. The band had a very traditional uniform. The boys wear traditional Scout broad-brrimmed hats, white kerchiefs, tan shirts, and brown corduroy shorts. It was a mixed group of boys and girls. The girls wore brown skirts.
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