A group of cubs and beavers braved the elements to clean up their village as part of a litter-picking event.
1st Somersham Cubs and Beavers went out on a wet, rainy evening last month and collected several bin bags filled with litter from around the village.
Urged on by leaders Georgie Godby and Frances Sewell, the 40-strong group worked their way around a playing field and a series of public footpaths collecting a host of discarded items as they went.
Ms Godby, beaver scout leader, said: “The enthusiasm of the cubs and beavers was undimmed despite the weather. We were grateful to Huntingdonshire District Council for providing us with the gloves, litter grabbers, bags and high-vis jackets.”
For the beavers, the little-picking task will go towards their world challenge badge, which encourages them to work and contribute to the wellbeing of their communities.
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