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29 August 2026
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Clwyd and Gwynedd Camp 2026

Annual Camp 2026 brought 280 cadets and adults together at Swynnerton for a week of adventure, challenge, teamwork, new skills and unforgettable memories.

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Five teenagers with rucksacks gather outdoors, closely examining a paper map together. They appear focused and engaged, surrounded by greenery and casual outdoor clothing. A group of smiling children with rucksacks and hats stand by a wooden gate, with a crowd, rocky hill, and trees in the background under a cloudy sky. Two people in camouflage uniforms and blue gloves bandage the knee of a woman in uniform lying on dry grass, looking surprised. A black beret lies nearby. Trees and a road are in the background. Three people in camouflage uniforms and helmets are holding guns with yellow markers, standing and crouching in a dense, green woodland area. Three people in camouflage uniforms and protective masks participate in an outdoor archery event, aiming foam-tipped arrows whilst kneeling or standing near large black barriers on grassy ground. Trees are visible in the background. A person in camouflage gear and a protective mask aims a bow with a foam-tipped arrow, standing behind a large yellow and black inflatable barrier outdoors. Two women in military uniforms shake hands outdoors during a ceremony, both smiling. One woman holds a small black case. Trees and grass are visible in the background, with another person standing further back. Person in camouflage and face mask aims a bow with a foam-tipped arrow, standing outdoors behind a yellow and black inflatable barrier, with green trees in the background. A person in camouflage uniform, holding a large black paintball marker, crouches behind a blue barrel in a grassy field with trees. Another player is partially visible, lying low and aiming their marker. A person in camouflage military uniform holds a rifle and a red-and-white flag on a dry grassy field with trees in the background. Seven young people in camouflage uniforms stand in front of a camo ice cream van labelled Operation Ice Cream, smiling and holding ice cream cones outdoors on a sunny day. A group of young cadets in camouflage uniforms and berets pose outside a brick building, smiling and holding certificates. A man in military uniform stands outdoors beside flags and a drum, with another person in uniform in the background on a grassy field. A man in uniform holds a flag and faces a woman in military attire during an outdoor ceremony, with several other soldiers standing in the background on a grassy field. Two people in military uniforms smile and pose for a photo whilst holding an item. Other uniformed individuals are seated and watching in the background inside a plain room. Two people in military uniforms smile at the camera; one is pinning a badge on the other. Both are wearing camouflage and berets. Other uniformed individuals sit in the background. Seven people in military uniforms stand indoors, smiling and holding blue certificates. Other uniformed individuals are seated in the background, suggesting a ceremony or awards event. Six young people stand in front of a church altar with a cross, two wooden crosses, and a sword on the wall. A tapestry with a tree design covers the altar. Text on the wall reads, Lift up a living nation... A large group of people sits and stands on outdoor steps in front of tall, trimmed hedges under a cloudy sky. A group of people in hooded raincoats stand around a large stone memorial with wreaths, surrounded by trees on a rainy day. A young person in military camouflage uniform and beret stands outdoors, holding a wooden staff across their chest, with buildings and trees in the background. A group of people in camouflage uniforms lies in a row on dry grass, aiming rifles. They wear ear protection and are supervised by an adult in uniform, with trees visible in the background. Five people in camouflage uniforms stand outdoors, aiming shotguns skywards. More people in similar attire sit or lie on the ground in the background among trees and bushes. Two people in camouflage trousers, tan shirts, and bucket hats stand back-to-back outdoors, each holding a rifle. They wear protective goggles and smile at the camera. Trees and tall grass are visible in the background. A group of soldiers in camouflage uniforms sit and stand in a forest, listening attentively as a commanding officer speaks. Some soldiers hold rifles; several raise hands or gesture, and tents are faintly visible in the background. Three soldiers in camouflage uniforms and holding rifles stand in a forest, talking to two men wearing suits. One man uses a walking stick. The group appears to be engaged in conversation among the trees.
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