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A group of Boy Scouts in green uniforms and red neckerchiefs stand together in a parking lot in Hagerstown, Maryland, 1966. The boys, some wearing sunglasses, gather in a loose circle, chatting and shifting positions under the shade of trees. A vintage car and a stone wall are visible in the background, with a sign for the Morrisville Shopping Center briefly appearing. Shot on 8mm film, the footage captures a candid moment of youth and camaraderie with authentic film grain and color saturation typical of the era.
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