The Bratrství summer camp. A group of scouts with their leader and teacher, J. Nohejl

The Bratrství [Brotherhood] summer camp. 1969 or 1970

Boys from the Humpolec scout band. The Bratrství summer camp in 1969 or in 1970

In the footsteps of the first scouts. František Vondráček, the chief of the Humpolec scout band, was one of its organisers. The event took place on the 23rd July 1970 and its route was from Prague to the Jiří Wolker memorial and then to Humpolec.

The spot where the Junák/scout members used to meet when scouting was banned. June 1970. In this very place, the first Czech Junák/scout summer camp took place in 1912. Four years later, in 1916 Jiří Wolker, a renowned poet, was camping here; there is a memorial plaque dedicated to him.

The Humpolec scout band and their chief, František Vondráček (right)

18th Cub Scout pack and their leader Bronislav Malý. Petr Blažka fourth from the left. 1969.

18th Cub Scout pack and their leader Bronislav Malý. Scout camp in Jezírky in 1970.

Otakar Volejník in 1969

Otakar Volejník in 1970

Last expedition, 1970

Last expedition 2, 1970

Farewell to officials, 1970

Looking for a campsite in 1970

Jiří Zajíc camping; the 80s

Jiří Zajíc (standing with a book) camping in Holostřevy; ca. 1985

Jiří Zajíc with boys from his troop; ca. 1970

Jiří Zajíc, ca. 1971-72

Jiří Zajíc (on the left with a guitar) camping in Nedrahovice; ca. 1971-72

Jiří Zajíc preparing a campfire; 1973

Jiří Zajíc (on the left with a mess tin) camping in Nedrahovice; ca. 1974

Jiří Zajíc (in front, pointing somewhere) camping; the 70s

Jiří Zajíc camping; ca. 1975

Jiří Zajíc (on the right) camping; 1975

Jiří Zajíc (second from the right) camping with children; 1975