Photos from the second evening of the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp put on by members of the Boy Scouts of America Wednesday evening at New Life Church. The camp provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org.
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Cub scouts and their scout leaders begin to gather underneath the flagpole at New Life Church before the start of the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp Wednesday evening in Odessa. The Twilight Day Camp is led by members of the Boy Scouts of America and provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Camp Director Lavica Anderson, center, with Jamie Disney, left, and Misty Kennedy, right, lead cub scouts in singing the song “Ram Sam Sam” at the start of the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp Wednesday evening at New Life Church. The camp runs through Thursday evening from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and is run through the Boy Scouts of America but is open to the public. Registration for the last day costs $10 and those interested can register at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Cub scouts and their scout leaders recite the Pledge of Allegiance underneath the flagpole at New Life Church before the start of the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp Wednesday evening in Odessa. The Twilight Day Camp is led by members of the Boy Scouts of America and provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Third grade Bear Scouts begin a game of capture the flag during the Boy Scouts of America Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp Wednesday evening at New Life Church. The Twilight Day Camp is led by members of the Boy Scouts of America and provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Third grade Bear Scouts play freeze tag capture the flag with one of their scout leaders during the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp Wednesday evening at New Life Church. The Twilight Day Camp is led by members of the Boy Scouts of America and provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Alexa Disney, 11, left, and Payton Cox, 11, center, tape fins onto their bottle rocket shortly before its launch Wednesday evening during the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp at New Life Church. The Twilight Day Camp is led by members of the Boy Scouts of America and provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Cub Scouts and their families build bottle rockets during the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp at New Life Church. The Twilight Day Camp is led by members of the Boy Scouts of America and provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Alexa Disney, 11, left, and Payton Cox, 11, tape fins onto their bottle rocket shortly before its launch Wednesday evening during the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp at New Life Church. The camp is run through the Comanche Trail district of the Boy Scouts of America but is open to the public. Registration for the last day of the camp can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
A toy snake munches on a piece of watermelon at the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp at New Life Church. The camp is run through the Comanche Trail district of the Boy Scouts of America but is open to the public. Registration for the last day of the camp can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Scouts roll balls filled with cream and ice as they go through the process of making ice cream during the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp at New Life Church. The Twilight Day Camp is led by members of the Boy Scouts of America and provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
Scout Leader Dallas Disney, right, attaches a bottle rocket to its launcher during the Comanche Trail Twilight Day Camp at New Life Church. The Twilight Day Camp is led by members of the Boy Scouts of America and provides fun activities for kids such as swimming, making ice cream, freeze tag and building bottle rockets. The camp runs from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and runs through Thursday. Registration costs $10 and can be found at www.buffalotrailbsa.org. (Eli Hartman|Odessa American)
