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Life is Good (Up in The Northwest)
Allen7:
HI Frank: Glad you had a good trip and enjoyed your time along the Yakima River. I live in the country about 8 miles from Benton City, WA. Sorry I missed Ya. A good friend of mine in Benton City is also involved with primitive skills, archery, and a beginning knapper. He does a lot of the mountain man rendezvous stuff. I am more focused on primitive archery and horseback archery . I spend a lot of time with my horses and bows. Let me know if you come down this way again.
Allen
D. Tiller:
Allen, I have got to see you shoot arrows from your horse one of these days. Sounds like it must be a lot of fun!
Allen7:
Horseback archery is pretty exciting, especially on a fast horse. It is really cool when it all comes together, when rider and horse are in synch, and actually hitting targets. I have seen some spectators get a little bored. However, it is ceratinly not boring for the participants. I train pretty regularly at my place from March thru October.
Allen
Sparrow:
Hey Alan I am still honey doing for my mother-in -law in long beach,wa. I will be back over to Benton City in about a week and will drop you a line.
Turned winter on us over here.Does'nt matter so far,had a nice day today,so am swapping out an exterior door and casement. Take care all. Frank
Allen7:
OK, Frank. I just got your message. I was working at Sequim, on the soaking wet West side for a few days. Been real tough traveling in the NW lately with all the road closures. Anyway, I gave your buddy a call and left you my number and address. Let me know when you're available and we'll knap some Obsidian. I have lots of flakes and small nodules left over from last trip to Glass Buttes. Got plenty of material to practice on.
Allen
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