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by active 1909-1917 Herbert Carter
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By HERBERT CARTER
THE BOY SCOUTS IN THE BLUE RIDGE
CHAPTER I. - THE HIKE THROUGH THE SMOKY RANGE.
CHAPTER II. - SEEING GIRAFFE THROUGH.
CHAPTER III. - IN THE DESERTED LOG CABIN.
CHAPTER IV. - AFTER THE STORM.
CHAPTER V. - THE JONES BOY COMES TO GRIEF AT LAST.
CHAPTER VI. - MORE SIGNS OF TROUBLE AHEAD.
CHAPTER VII. - THE MESSAGE OF THE SPLIT STICK.
Eight boys from the Silver Fox Patrol have trekked deep into the Blue Ridge Mountains, their crisp khaki uniforms a sharp contrast against the wild, mist‑cloaked hills of North Carolina. Led by the capable Thad Brewster and his seasoned second‑in‑command Allan Hollister, the troop navigates rugged trails, shares good‑natured banter, and faces the occasional mishap—like a missing knapsack that seems to vanish into thin air.
Beyond the scenery, the scouts encounter a community that lives on the fringe of the law: moonshiners hidden among the mountain hollows. Their curiosity and sense of duty pull them into a delicate dance of observation and caution, testing both their wilderness skills and their loyalty to the Scout code. As friendships deepen and the forest’s secrets unfold, the boys learn that adventure can be as much about character as it is about conquering the trail.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (311K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2010-05-03
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

Best known for fast-moving early Boy Scout adventures, this pen name belonged to a prolific popular writer who turned camping trips and outdoor mishaps into lively stories for young readers. The books capture the excitement of the scouting boom in the years just before World War I.
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