
ALT Text at the top of the image reads, "Unravel the history of the Scout scarf". Below are two photos, the first shows a child in a red Squirrel Scout t-shirt and a yellow and red neckerchief, holding up a stick in an outdoor setting. The other photo shows a child wearing a blue Scout uniform with a red and white neckerchief, holding a ball. The Scout fleur de lis logo is in the lower right corner of the image.

ALT Image featuring three separate photos related to scouting. The top right photo shows a young person wearing a red Scout scarf with a World Organisation of the Scout Movement logo. The other two photos show an older scarf with a MacLaren tartan to honour William de Bois Maclaren's contribution to scouts in 1919.

ALT A collage of three historical photos of Scouts. Top image shows a Scout in uniform with a scarf, looking at the camera. Bottom left image features a Scout with a hat and scarf. Bottom right image shows a Scout sitting by a window, gazing outside. Text overlay reads: "Before woggles, most Scouts used two knots, one closer to the neck and another at the ends."

ALT Image showing four photos relating to Scouts. Top photo features two Scouts in uniform, smiling as they stand together, captioned with text about the sense of belonging in Scouts. Middle image displays a close-up of a Gillwell pattern woggle. Bottom image showcases various novelty woggles laid out, including different colors and designs. Fourth image shows a young Scout in uniform wearing a necker.





























