Last night a thunder front went over the camping area. The thunder front had moved around Finland during the night. The thunder and rain at the camping site didn’t cause any damages.
- We had to drop some water off a few canopies but nothing was broken, says Ville Jokinen, the project coordinator of the camp.
- Some stuff most have gotten wet and some tents might have flooded but that’s it, Jokinen continues.

Broken skies and light showers are expected for the last whole camp day. Dry weather is forecasted for the closing ceremony.

The House of Scouting Ideology lies at the end Road Kilke. Different rooms of the peaceful village, from kitchen to garden, express all the different scouting ideals.

"Know your repsonsibility" says the study. One can fish for climate change or send greetings to Senegal. Them, then, kitchen encourages to grab a pair of needles and knit a cap for a baby in Ethiopia.

The scout movement has, according to the Finnish Prime Minister Mari Kiviniemi, plenty of valuable information to give for children and youth. She closely follows the scouting activities and knows well also the value of the international aspect of the movement.

The recently elected Prime Minister Mari Kiviniemi is delighted to hear that there has been discussions on making a difference in the society, at the Kilke camp.