A beautiful day to be out!

[Maestro]

We had some gorgeous weather here in PA last weekend with the highs in the upper 70's (it's hot & humid now). It was a wonderful opportunity to be out enjoying God's great outdoors. We went to one of our favorite state public game lands. I took a couple of photos of my 6 year old son. He said of couple of interesting things while we were out... "I miss Mom and my sister but I don't really want to go back home yet." I had to smile.

I was toting my new club butt fowler and missed a couple of starlings. My son said, "They ought to make a gun that you don't have to load each time so you can shoot it again real fast." I just smiled again. :wink: :hatsoff:

 

[PreglerD]

Very nice pics. You have a nice son, which you can be proud of. His outfit is also nice. Have ordered a 18th century outfit for my 5 years old son too and got it 2 weeks ago from Sara. The only thing we are waiting for is the threecorn hat.

Regards

Kirrmeister

 

[RiverRat]

The first pic of Harrison is really good. The look on his face shows the maturity that a kid in the 18th century would have. His kit looks great also! He looks like he's been doing this 18th century thing longer than we have

 

[Maestro]

Very nice pics. You have a nice son, which you can be proud of. His outfit is also nice. Have ordered a 18th century outfit for my 5 years old son too and got it 2 weeks ago from Sara. The only thing we are waiting for is the threecorn hat.

Regards

Kirrmeister

Thanks, Kirrmeister - keep an eye out at events for 2nd hand kids clothes - my son's shirt and breeches were both about $5 used. There's always a lot of wear left in them considering how fast they outgrow them. I got his hunting frock on ebay!

 

[Maestro]

The look on his face shows the maturity that a kid in the 18th century would have.

:shocked2: Boy, pictures can surely distort the truth, can't they!? :haha:

He looks like he's been doing this 18th century thing longer than we have

Well, I've only been doing it for 3 years... he's been doing it for half his lifetime! :rotf:

Thanks, Gerry! Give our best to Mrs. Rat! :hatsoff:

 

[rabjr]

Nice, thats growin em up right Der Musiker. :hatsoff:

 

[50cal.cliff]

Great pics! Kids say the funniest things sometimes, and alot of hoesty in a childs words! :grin:
Enjoy them while you can, just about the time you get real tight, they become a teenager and you become so dumb. About the time you start to get smart and like their attitudes again, they have grown and gone!
Ah I am looking forward to grandkids though. Papa is going to get revenge. Spoil the hell out of them and send um home!
Great pics!!!!!!! :bow:

 

[jeepwj992002]

I've said this before and I will say it again. It is always great to see youngins being brought up the right way. :hatsoff:

 

[Dan lbsmyr]

You are making great memories for that boy!!
Great photos
Some of my best experiences are when my dad took us squirrel hunting in the Minnesota woods in October.
I can still taste those those salami sandwiches we had packed for lunch:grin:
Good on you
Dan

 

[Christiaan]

My son said, "They ought to make a gun that you don't have to load each time so you can shoot it again real fast." I just smiled again. :wink: :hatsoff:

Super pic and a great day with the young'un. :thumbsup:
You must tell him we heard they wanna make one of those fast loaders but we don't think it will ever catch on. Too ugly and without hammers :nono:

 

[shmrck1]

"I miss Mom and my sister but I don't really want to go back home yet."

Der Musiker,
Take mom and sis next time, and nobody will want to go home:wink:. Great pics! Thanks for sharing them.
snake-eyes:hatsoff: