

A Malaysian Scout badge collector's blog


No excuse, just being lame. Should have put these badges out ages ago. These badges were issued during our State first Rover Camp from 25-31 May 2007. About 250 Rover from around the State including Labuan F.T and Brunei Darussalam attended the camp. In line with the Rover's motto "Service", most of the activities concentrated on Community Projects which include building public toilets at Karambunai village, Kota Kinabalu and painting mural at the local primary school, building vegetable stalls at Kolombong, Kota Kinabalu, and repainting B-P House. Other activities include community sports, community talks, abseiling, indaba and Cultural shows. I have a few of these badges left so if you are interested, give me a shout.As in last year, one of the program during their stay in KK was the homestay program where the Korean Scouts stayed with local families. As in last year too, my family and I took part in the program but unlike last year where we fostered 2 teenage boys, this time we fostered only 1 teenage girl, Kim Yeong Jun.
In conjuntion with the event, scarfs have been made as in the last year but this time badges were also made. I have an extra scarf if you are interested but not the badge. Let me know.
Kamsahamidah!
The 11th Malaysia Scout Jamboree which is to be held from 12th-19th December 2006 at the Ulu Bendol Recreational Forest, Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan will be expecting around 6,000 participants from in and outside Malaysia. The Sabah Scout contingent this time will send about 100 Scouts and Leaders participants, and in conjunction with Sabah Scouts' participation, 2 version of the contingent badge for the 11th Malaysia Scout Jamboree 2006 will be issued - the official red bordered contingent badge (300 pieces were manufactured) and the limited edition yellow bordered with multi-coloured "Sabah" word contingent badge (Only 30 pieces were manufactured). The red bordered will be sold during the Jamboree at RM7. The yellow bordered badge however will be sold only to members of the contingent. I'll be at the Jamboree so if you want these badges, come visit our camp.
I've been collecting since I was a boy scout and more intensively via the internet since 1998 and I have found it to be very cost effective to trade with Scouts from around the world. During the course too I've met with many good and dedicated Scouts, linking the Scouting brotherhood around the world even more closer.
This blog is dedicated to the hobby of collecting Scout badges. From time to time I will put up pictures of Scout badges just produced from our State or Scout badges that I just received from fellow collectors. If you are into collecting Scout badges and items, please do email me. You can also see from the links below what I have for trade (My Dupes), what I need (My Needs - some are arguably "Dream" needs) and my uniform Scout shirt collection (Seems to be my main interest now). Ofcourse I always welcome anyone who wants to trade their Council Shoulder Patches (CSP) as the CSP has inspired me first into intensive badge trading. See you!