Pioneering, in which complex projects were exhibited. Rapelling Tower. Trapshooting, a one-station clay pigeon shotgun range. Outback Centers During the jamboree, many boating activities were located around Travis Lake. Because most of these were far from any other jamboree activities, they were called the "Outback Centers". Other activities dealing with nature or water were grouped with these. Canoe Slalom, in which Scouts were timed while navigating a course. Canoe Sprint, timed canoe racing. Conservation, a non-boating activity which was on the north end of Thomas Road. It dealt with conservation topics and had exhibits from many large companies and branches of government. Discover Scuba, another activity far from the rest of the outback centers. Scouts could try out scuba gear and play underwater games at the Thomas Road swimming pools. Dragon Boats, four canoes lashed together and rowed by 11 Scouts at a time. Fishing, a Thomas Road activity centered at Fishhook Lake. Scouts caught, cleaned, and cooked fish. Kayak Fun. Racing Shell Fun, including one- and two-man boats. Raft Encounter, in which Scouts built rafts and then raced them without using paddles. Snorkel Search, located at the Thomas Road swimming pools. Scouts looked for jamboree insignia in the water. Activities These were other miscellaneous activities located in various areas of the site. American Indian Village, a reenactment of Native American life and traditions. Located next to the Merit Badge Midway. Brownsea Island Camp, a reenactment of the first Scout camp in 1907. Located near Trading Post "A". disAbilities Awareness, an area for Scouts to learn about various disabilities. Located next to Trading Post "A". K2BSA, an amateur radio station where Scouts could talk to people around the world and get their amateur radio license. Located across from the Mysterium Compass near Trading Post "A". Merit Badge Midway, offering 120 merit badges, many of which could be earned in one day. Located near the south end of Thomas Road across from the arena. National Exhibits, located at near the south end of Thomas Road next to the arena. Technology Quest, with technology exhibits from many large organizations such as NASA, Rockwell Collins, and National Geographic. Located next to Trading Post "A". The Outdoor Adventure Place (TOAP). The Mysterium Compass The Order of the Arrow's show at this jamboree was called The Mysterium Compass. It was the successor of the "Twelve Cubed" show presented at the 2005 jamboree. Tickets were distributed