WHISTLE YOUR WHISTLE
These days whistles are used by coaches, police, referees, tea kettles when the water has boiled and campers. Campers use whistles to gather everyone for dinner. A whistle may be needed in a rescue. A whistle can ce used as a form of communication for campers. Since the early time when whistles were made of bone or wood it took until 1886 to make a steel whistle for a referee. This was done in England. Today we have a choice between metal and plastic. Metal is heavier and it sinks, it also rusts. Plastic whistles float, do not rust , are lighter, and are about 1/3 the cost of metal whistles. Comes with a lanyard.
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