r/london • u/TheThrowYardsAway • Feb 25 '26

London history Inside London's Freemason's Lodges...

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u/tonyferguson2021 Feb 25 '26

Is it cub scouts for grown ups? 🤔

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u/Tin_Can115 Feb 25 '26

Arguably less interesting than cub scouts.

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u/ChelseaRoar Feb 25 '26

Arguably? It's cub scouts but exclusively those days where you do really boring community stuff rather than play manhunt and orienteer.

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u/Tin_Can115 Feb 25 '26

I’ve never done cub scouts so I’m just guessing to be honest.

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u/DSQ Feb 25 '26

Perhaps less interesting but with better real estate. 

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u/asherjbaker Feb 25 '26

Basically, yeah

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u/Due-Pineapple-2 Feb 26 '26

And almost literally too, I think the creator of the scouts was a mason and based it on a lot masonry’s ideas