Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Knoll on January 13, 2017, 08:01:32 pm
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An event-filled day. Grandkids didn't have school.
Started on some arrows. Did bit of steam-bending on bow tips. Rasped some thickness off an in-process osage bow.
Spent late afternoon and early eve in "woods" behind house with grandkiddos ... making tarp shelter and campfire. Rylie nailed some "shelves to a tree under the shelter. All had fun and stayed warm. Oh, yeah . . . in midst of ice storm!
Good times and, hopefully, some memories made!
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Hope to do something similar with my grandkids the weekend myself......
Dbar
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Sounds like a fun time
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Good grandpa time there Mike
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The best of times. Glad you have them.
Zuma
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Due to the miserable weather we are having, today provided opp for another "adventure".
Shortly after lunch (and eve/morn of more freezing rain) we made some fire starters in the kitchen. THEN they wanted to try 'em out!
UGHHHHH . . . it's wet/cold/icy out there! But what's a gramps to do?
First, we used bunch of limbs to block off openings to the hideout. Then walked/slid 3 blocks down the hill from the house to a creek and collected rocks for fire ring. Gettin' back up the hill was opportunity for someone to take embarrassing video!
Of course, then had to make fire. Glad we had those fire starters. Then roasted some marshmellows.
Ended day at Taco Bell.
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Guarantee that made a memory or two. Good move, pops.
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That sounds like a great time Mike! Definitely some memories made there. You are a good grandpa! Not to sure mine would have done that in this weather.
Patrick
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Sounds like a good time for Gramps to teach about hot toddy (chocolate) and other such delights, chili and staying out of the weather😀! I bet the youngsters had a great time.
Hawkdancer
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Outstanding! :)
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Great way to spend a no school day Knoll. I bet everyone slept good at the end of the day.
Bjrogg
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Good times had by all I'm sure
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Thanks, fellas, for kind comments.
I grumble about having these 2 kidsters around all the time, but they understand I don't mean it.
;)