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Oh, Lord, what have I done?
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HERR42
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ha ha ha ha.....man oh man.....oh well.
it IS a good idea....
it IS a good idea....
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Dear Mr. Chlock--
(Or may I call you Flin?)
I transmogrified your dot.
(Or may I call you Flin?)
I transmogrified your dot.
flinchlock
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Dear Mr. Chlock--
(Or may I call you Flin?)
I transmogrified your dot.
Thanks... 'flinchlock' is from, to flinch as one is shooting his flintlock.
I 'rendezvous' with a bunch of people that dress in clothing like the French and Indian War (1756) area... Daniel Boone long hunter shirts, and even a breech clout (an Indian diaper). Only canvas tents, no modern stuff in view, etc.
From Wikipedia..."Rendezvous" was the name used for the annual meeting of mountain men and fur buyers during the Western fur trade era, where trappers would exchange beaver skins for supplies and goods they wanted. These events occurred between the early 1820s and the 1840s, coming to an end when the price of beaver skins fell due to changes in fashion. It is now used for any gathering in the buckskinning historical re-enactment hobby.
Mike
(Or may I call you Flin?)
I transmogrified your dot.
Thanks... 'flinchlock' is from, to flinch as one is shooting his flintlock.
I 'rendezvous' with a bunch of people that dress in clothing like the French and Indian War (1756) area... Daniel Boone long hunter shirts, and even a breech clout (an Indian diaper). Only canvas tents, no modern stuff in view, etc.
From Wikipedia..."Rendezvous" was the name used for the annual meeting of mountain men and fur buyers during the Western fur trade era, where trappers would exchange beaver skins for supplies and goods they wanted. These events occurred between the early 1820s and the 1840s, coming to an end when the price of beaver skins fell due to changes in fashion. It is now used for any gathering in the buckskinning historical re-enactment hobby.
Mike
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I had a hunch you were pointing that way, Mike.
Do you make your own gear and all?
Do you make your own gear and all?
flinchlock
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I had a hunch you were pointing that way, Mike.
Do you make your own gear and all?
Just some of the real simple stuff... leather leggings.
But, my wife has been making historical clothing for at least 25 years.
See here http://www.kalamazooshow.com/KLHS_PHOTO_GALLERY_1.htm
My wife is the 7th picture down the left side... she has a white "mop cap" on her head.
Mike
Do you make your own gear and all?
Just some of the real simple stuff... leather leggings.
But, my wife has been making historical clothing for at least 25 years.
See here http://www.kalamazooshow.com/KLHS_PHOTO_GALLERY_1.htm
My wife is the 7th picture down the left side... she has a white "mop cap" on her head.
Mike
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I copied the most recent map to AutoCAD, placed a point on all 23 dots, got the X-Y coordinates of the dots, averaged the X's and the Y's, and came up with the green dot shown above as the central location so far.
Any suggestions on nearby gathering points, please post here.
DLN
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Mark,
That's just about the location of Great Basin National Park, not a bad spot and very easy to get to. Ain't AutoCad a great tool.
That's just about the location of Great Basin National Park, not a bad spot and very easy to get to. Ain't AutoCad a great tool.
Sam
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Cery cool, I am now a "dot"
kcowyo
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Mark,
That's just about the location of Great Basin National Park, not a bad spot and very easy to get to.....
Nice job Mark.
I'll second GBNP as a unique place. Big mountains, deep caves, remote and scenic and I would guess one of the least-visited national parks. That would make a great meeting place for a FWC/ATC rally.
That's just about the location of Great Basin National Park, not a bad spot and very easy to get to.....
Nice job Mark.
I'll second GBNP as a unique place. Big mountains, deep caves, remote and scenic and I would guess one of the least-visited national parks. That would make a great meeting place for a FWC/ATC rally.
erod
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nice mark, i could make that location for sure...as long as it was far enough away to schedule accordingly. right on!
HERR42
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that was a good idea. but we need more dots!
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that was a good idea. but we need more dots!
OK, Jeff! How about if I put six more in Houston, then?
Just kidding, pal!
P.S.: Up to 27...
OK, Jeff! How about if I put six more in Houston, then?
Just kidding, pal!
P.S.: Up to 27...
Puffins
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Cool,
Gives me another reason to go back to Utah!!!
Who want to convoy from central or north CA?
Gives me another reason to go back to Utah!!!
Who want to convoy from central or north CA?
HERR42
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Mark,
it is kind of interesting how the "focal point" would shift around.
No cheating!
it is kind of interesting how the "focal point" would shift around.
No cheating!
DLN
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Mark,
I just added a picture with my listing, could you remove the one without the picture. Thanks much.
I just added a picture with my listing, could you remove the one without the picture. Thanks much.
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Mark W. Ingalls
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yewbetcha...
lqhikers
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delete 2nd post on map please!
mark i added myself twice,one with pic one without,dont know how to delete one with out pic. any help? also has a spot been agreed on to have a get together,and a date? we are loose with our time and will probably spend a week or more where ever everyone agree to go.still sounds like it would bee a good trip. ( looking for a reason to take new tacoma on a trip!) drive slow and enjoy "its the journey"
mark i added myself twice,one with pic one without,dont know how to delete one with out pic. any help? also has a spot been agreed on to have a get together,and a date? we are loose with our time and will probably spend a week or more where ever everyone agree to go.still sounds like it would bee a good trip. ( looking for a reason to take new tacoma on a trip!) drive slow and enjoy "its the journey"
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done, El Kew.
There appears to be an early consensus on Great Basin NP, but some folks are also talking about a fall trip to Glen Canyon NP and in particular, Driving the Hole-in-the-Rock Road .
I'm looking at the trip from my house, and thinking, "Shoot, why not do both, and string them together with the North Rim of the GC?
There appears to be an early consensus on Great Basin NP, but some folks are also talking about a fall trip to Glen Canyon NP and in particular, Driving the Hole-in-the-Rock Road .
I'm looking at the trip from my house, and thinking, "Shoot, why not do both, and string them together with the North Rim of the GC?
chnlisle
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If we have even a loose agenda folks could meet along the way. What ever they find suits their needs.
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