You can camp in most our national parks, but the south lawn of the White House is pretty much off-limits 365 days of the year. Fortunately, the current occupants made a gracious exception for a troop of Girl Scouts this week as part of the ongoing Let's Move! outdoor education campaign. The Guardian has the video:
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