Well the boys in the second week are packing up, registering their bears, and heading home today. So before they start posting I wanted to add a couple more pictures and thanks to all from week one.
Ken Bueche besides being a great guy is an amazing craftsman in historic items from the early Eastern Frontier (he can give a more accurate description then I can). Here is a picture of some of his work on the camp picnic table. He is an associate sponsor on Trad Gang (
http://www.calumettradegoods.com/)
I asked Ken if he would make a sheath for one of my knives that seemed to fit that time period. Thinking it would be nice to have a deer hide sheath that would look old. Well I never imagined what I was really in for. Ken thanks for the exquisite example of the French/Indian war era.
I couldn't couldn't help myself as I also ended up with one on Ken's quivers and thanks to Larry a brain tanned deer hide haversack. Now I've got to shave my head and add some feathers to go along with all my gear like Ken
Finally, Tilly wanted to say how much she enjoyed camp. With her tracking, being chased by Gatekeeper, and handouts under the table...she was quite done in
The group of Week One awaits the stories from Week Two...Doc