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The roundelsSnowdropsSnowdrops areknown as the signof spring coming.Guide Patrol emblem1918 to 2000.DaffodilLabyrinth or maze?A maze is an outdoor networkof paths and hedges shapedlike a puzzle. A labyrinth onthe other hand, is a continuouspath with no dead ends anda centre goal.The daffodil is the national flower ofWales and a symbol of hope. Guide Patrolemblem 1910 to present day.Walk like an EgyptianThe oldest labyrinths are fromthe fifth century BC, in Egypt,inside the pyramids!RoseThe first Brownies wereknown as Rosebuds until1915; also Guide Patrolemblem 1910 to present day.Did you know? One in four eight-year-old girls is a Brownie •
SquirrelThe grey squirrel comes from NorthAmerica and was introduced inthe UK a century ago. Theyadapted very well but hadan unfortunate effect onthe native red squirrelpopulation. With the greysquirrel also came a diseasethat is deadly to the redsquirrel. Brownie Six emblem2003 to present.Stop for the treesSome of thepoplar trees foundaround the mazeare the originalsplanted in 1870!That was thenIn 1909 Woolworths first openedand Louis Bleriot became thefirst person to fly across theEnglish Channel. Back then girlswere not allowed to run or raisetheir arms over their heads.Oak LeafConservationbadge1983–2004,pennant1978–2000.Polar BearThe warming climate and meltingArctic ice means that polar bearshave less frozen sea surface tohunt on. Without food to survivepolar bear numbers are gettingsmaller and smaller. Guide Patrolemblem 2008 to present day.Half of all women in the UK have been involved with guiding at some stage in
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