camps would say that the girl scouts have not done everything they can to make the camps viable. they have dropped off all sorts of marketing in the ways that used to happen. volunteers would be very happy to help them find alternatives of getting girls and troupe leaders back into camping. the councils and the national membership, the national administration really are not doing everything they can or we would say that, to make the camps viable, keep the camps viable. they were very successful for decades. the other reason i think that the girl scouts are moving in another direction and selling off these campgrounds is they are trying to make the girl scouts more hip and more modern. because membership has declined according to the new york times. 13% in the last decade. they are concern ed about that. so they want to move over to
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i started hitting the boy that was in the passenger seat. so i think he got you know, learned his lesson a little bit. reporter: another cadet went after the robbers getaway car. i was like running with it at first but then i sort of fell down and i was dragged for a few seconds. reporter: the troupe says that cash box contained about 20 cases worth of cookie money. there was about like $200 in there. and then it all just went away. reporter: looking back, the girls and their parents admit chasing after the thief was a dangerous thing to do. it was adrenaline thing. it was like one of those things that you have a reaction to somebody taking your money, you re going to go for it. reporter: the girl scouts described the cookie crooks as two tall guys in their late teens driving a beat-up black camry with white paper covering the car s license plates. now troupe 29512 has a warning for other girl scouts selling cookies. i guess a warning to other troupe leaders is go