D.C. is covered in snow but that’s not stopping the Report to the Nation delegates from representing the Scouting movement and touring the nation’s capital as they prepare to deliver the great works of the Boy Scouts of America to the government’s top officials.

Report to the Nation Delegation Arrives in D.C.

On Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015, the delegation, minus Eagle Scout Alex Call whose flight was delayed due to weather, assembled in the nation’s capital

Our Report to the Nation field reporter, Venturing Vice President Jillian Infusino explained, “Today we got to know each other and had lots of group bonding. We went to Goddard Space Center and had a wonderful tour of the facility.”

Day 2 of Report to the Nation

The exciting tour de D.C. continued on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2015, as the delegates checked a few other must-sees off their lists.

Jillian gave us the following recap of the day:

“Today we toured the snow covered United States Naval Academy, which was beautiful. We also attended church on campus, which was a delight.

“We then headed to the Natural History Museum and got two behind the scenes tours: on the birds floor and on the mammals floor.

“We ended the day with a tasty dinner and visiting some of the historic monuments.”

Check Back for More Report to the Nation Recaps

These Scouts are making memories to last a lifetime and becoming a part of Scouting history as they hand-deliver the BSA’s Report to the Nation. To see more awesome pictures from the trip, head to the BSA Flickr page. To meet the Scouts in the delegation, head to Bryan on Scouting. And for more daily recaps of the trip, keep stopping by Scouting Newsroom – we’re sharing Jillian’s firsthand accounts all week long.