Blindness is not an impediment to enjoying the fruits of Scouting. Philmont's Tooth of Time has been climbed by the blind. But, tips for pursuing everyday Scouting are abundant: from pitching tents to knot tying; tactile learning of nature in the outdoors and in controlled situations such as museums; outdoor cookery from the use of a knife, ax, or saw, through the securing of fuel and building a fire, to the preparation of the meal; and, the use of maps and development of compass skills.