Girl Scouts in the Rockies

by Lillian Elizabeth Roy

Finally they found better going along a narrow ledge

Girl Scouts in the Rockies

Lillian Elizabeth Roy

1921

CONTENTS

• [CHAPTER ONE—OUTFITTING FOR THE TRIP]
• [CHAPTER TWO—VIA A “PRAIRIE SCHOONER”]
• [CHAPTER THREE—JULIE’S STRANGE EXPERIENCE]
• [CHAPTER FOUR—GOING UP!]
• [CHAPTER FIVE—HITTING THE TRAIL]
• [CHAPTER SIX—A MULE’S PLEASANTRIES]
• [CHAPTER SEVEN—TALLY AND OMNEY ENTERTAIN]
• [CHAPTER EIGHT—SCRUB’S UNEXPECTED HUNTING TRIP]
• [CHAPTER NINE—A THRILLING CANOE TRIP]
• [CHAPTER TEN—JULIE AND JOAN’S PREDICAMENT]
• [CHAPTER ELEVEN—ON TO FLAT TOP MOUNTAIN]
• [CHAPTER TWELVE—LOST IN A BLIZZARD]
• [CHAPTER THIRTEEN—A FOREST FIRE]
• [CHAPTER FOURTEEN—LOST IN THE BAD LANDS]
• [CHAPTER FIFTEEN—BACK-TRAILING TO DENVER]

[CHAPTER ONE—OUTFITTING FOR THE TRIP]

“Girls, this is our third Summer as the Dandelion Troop of Girl Scouts,—do you realize that fact?” commented Mrs. Vernon, generally called “Verny” by the girls, or “Captain” by her friends.

“That first Summer in camp seems like mere child’s play now, Verny,” returned Juliet Lee, known as “Julie” or just “Jule” by her intimates.