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zimmerstutzen
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Unfortunately, I have some work obligations, but I will at least make it down to look around and visit the vendors. I live about 12 miles away as the crow flies, in the shadow of Cresap's Fort.
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hi fiddler could you give me some more info please thanks :v
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My wife and I will be there on Saturday for sure. Wouldn't miss it.
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The Wife & I were supposed to be "cat sitting" for our son & his soon-to-be fiance, BUT the other set of parents got the cats for the weekend, so we got there on Friday around 5pm & our 1-Pole "loaner" was already set-up for us, complete with attached fly!
After feasting with a dozen or so regulars, we retired to a friends' camp across from ours at The Point, for additional merriment.
Saturday brought fine weather & BACON & eggs. Then 5 from our club (Garden State Black Powder Association) did the Woods-Walk. I ended-up coming in 3rd Place for Adult Mens' Division (missing a 3-way tie for 1st place by a single point) & our VP's Wife & Club Secretary placed 1st in the Ladies Division, winning a nice brand-new folding Camp Chair!
Later that day I entered the Clay Bird Competition with my 10 ga. SxS and tied the Match Director (7 for 10) who installed the bird thrower & set-up the course. Since he was prevented from entering the Competition (according to the LCL Rules), I was declared the Winner, lol! Paul, the MD, set-up a really high, fast crosser approx. 25 yards from the station. Birds had to fly over yer head & past you at 90* and then start to drop before you could lead them. It was a real challenge to say the least. I felt really good about tying the Match Director with those hard-to-hit crossers.
Saturday night's dinner was another Pot-Luck for our Club so I had donated (11) Pork Chops from the Hog I had harvested with my Colt Walker on January 25th in Bainbridge (near Harrisburg). Lots of other great food served as well, so we all filled-up & enjoyed the campfire til late in the mornin'.
That's my first time at Lancaster Rondy & hopefully not my last!
Dave
After feasting with a dozen or so regulars, we retired to a friends' camp across from ours at The Point, for additional merriment.
Saturday brought fine weather & BACON & eggs. Then 5 from our club (Garden State Black Powder Association) did the Woods-Walk. I ended-up coming in 3rd Place for Adult Mens' Division (missing a 3-way tie for 1st place by a single point) & our VP's Wife & Club Secretary placed 1st in the Ladies Division, winning a nice brand-new folding Camp Chair!
Later that day I entered the Clay Bird Competition with my 10 ga. SxS and tied the Match Director (7 for 10) who installed the bird thrower & set-up the course. Since he was prevented from entering the Competition (according to the LCL Rules), I was declared the Winner, lol! Paul, the MD, set-up a really high, fast crosser approx. 25 yards from the station. Birds had to fly over yer head & past you at 90* and then start to drop before you could lead them. It was a real challenge to say the least. I felt really good about tying the Match Director with those hard-to-hit crossers.
Saturday night's dinner was another Pot-Luck for our Club so I had donated (11) Pork Chops from the Hog I had harvested with my Colt Walker on January 25th in Bainbridge (near Harrisburg). Lots of other great food served as well, so we all filled-up & enjoyed the campfire til late in the mornin'.
That's my first time at Lancaster Rondy & hopefully not my last!
Dave
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