1st Disley Scouts
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Disley Scout Group has it's base at the Scout Hut on Station Approach, Disley. The Group is distinguished by an orange scarf with red piping bearing the motif of a Rams Head which is the name of a well known nearby public house.
Situated on the edge of both Greater Manchester and the Peak District, Disley is a village with a population of about 4400.
The most famous local landmark is Lyme Park, a National Trust property.
To make life complicated, whilst Disley Parish lies within Macclesfield Borough in the County of Cheshire, for Scouting purposes our Group forms part of the Goyt Scout District within the Greater Manchester East Scout County.
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Berlin Wall construction
Cave Rescue visit
Climbing at Windgather Rocks
Ready Steady Carn't Cook guinea pigs
Craft evening
Crystal sets
Hayfield Mountain Rescue
Linnet Clough Jan 08 yes it was muddy!!!!
Slovakia 2007
Bridge building exercise
Squirrel wood
Car buried in hay! Drum Hill (no i wasnt impressed but had to laugh)
Survival camp part 2 Boarfold, yes they did sleep in it, all 4 of them!
Survival camp Part 1 Cracken Edge
Looking for fish? Tawd Vale
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