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A DONKEY TALE

For six decades, Don Juan Pedro Ladino de Philmonte—better known to you and your Scouts as Pedro—has munched his way through the pages of Boys' Life. In June, to honor BL's 100th birthday, the mailburro macsot gives a hilarious first-person account of his life story.

Pedals, meet mettle

Seven states, 33 days, and 2,000 miles. Now that's a cycling trip. These Scouts had the ride of a lifetime before ending their journey at last summer's national jamboree. In May, your guys can read about the adventure—and all the flat tires and skinned knees along the way.

JUST DROPPING IN

Millerton Cave is a cold, dark, and dangerous place—which means the Scouts of California Troop 709 were sure to have a blast there. The guys put on their wetsuits and rappelled into the cave for some underground fun. Now it's your guys' turn. They're invited to walk, jump, crawl, and swim with the Scouts of Troop 709 in the May issue.

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