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- The sun is setting on Pat and Elise Parker as they trek across a snowy, rocky slope in Tanzania, Africa, while Mount Kilimanjaro still peeks up into the sunlight.
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Magnolia couple back from Mount Kilimanjaro
By PATRICK PARKER
Sun,02/04/18-12:17AM , 799 Reads
First in a two-part series

The Roaming Parkers, Patrick and Elise Parker of Magnolia, recently returned from the adventure of a lifetime. At the beginning of January we traveled to Tanzania in Eastern Africa, where we set out to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
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- Scout leader Dr. Turner Willis pulls his canoe over a downed tree in Black Creek, which runs through the DeSoto National Forest in southeast Mississippi.
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Scouts evade Tropical Storm Cindy on canoe trip
By PATRICK PARKER - For the Enterprise-Journal
Sat,06/24/17-7:43PM , 377 Reads
Last week, Boy Scout Troop No. 124 of McComb embarked upon a five-day, 50-mile canoe-packing trek along Black Creek from the bridge at Dantzler Camp to the Highway 26 bridge outside Wiggins through the Black Creek Wilderness.

Black Creek is named from the tannin-stained water and is described as some of the best canoeing in the South.
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- Scouts on a Percy Quin hike recently are, front to back, Quin Parker, Drew Smith, Knox Parker, Whit Parker and Jim McCaskell.
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Percy Quin just right for ‘Swamp Tromp’
By PATRICK PARKER - Scoutmaster, Troop 124
Sun,04/16/17-3:03AM , 300 Reads
Percy Quin State Park is Mississippi’s most popular state park, and there are plenty of reasons why. It is a haven for golfers and anglers, and it has great facilities for camping and cabining.
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- Nathan Draut, left, and Walker Willis shoulder packs for another day’s hike on the Black Creek trail.
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Scouts prove mettle on Black Creek trail hike
By PATRICK PARKER
Sun,01/15/17-12:04AM , 637 Reads
Are you tougher than a Kodiak bear? I know a bunch of Boy Scouts who recently proved that they are, indeed, tougher than Kodiak bears!
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