Traditional Muzzleloading Association
The Center of Camp => The Campfire => Topic started by: PetahW on November 23, 2020, 10:22:10 AM
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I hope that all here will have a safe, healthy & happy Thanksgiving, whether they're able to gather together or not.
(strange times, this "new normal" ;banghead; )
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PetahW,
You and yours (and everyone else as well) have a Happy Thanksgiving. :shake
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I also wish everyone a safe and good Thanksgiving! And don't forget to give thanks for this great and wonderful country we live in. It may have problems, but there are millions of people who would love to have what we have if they had the chance.
~Kees~
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What Winterhawk said!!!
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I also wish everyone a safe and good Thanksgiving! And don't forget to give thanks for this great and wonderful country we live in. It may have problems, but there are millions of people who would love to have what we have if they had the chance.
~Kees~
If it's alowed, I'll say AMEN to that ...I recently heard a good talk given that we Americans especially have lost sight of Giving Thanks in Thanks giving and it's more about what we don't have then what we do!
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stay healthy folks!
God bless!
Rodd
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GOBBLE, GOBBLE! hope all enjoy your Thanksgiving with friends and family, stay safe and drive carefully if your traveling!
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All of the above, so true.
So, be thankful, be well and stay safe.
And if you are going over the hills and through the trees to Grandma's house, drive carefully. The life you save could be your own.
John (Bigsmoke)
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So many I've talked to are foregoing a gathering this year with Kids who were exposed or others who've tested positive..
I bought a chicken and will do it here, if and when it finally thaws...
I heard a good talk that Americans are more focused on what they DON'T have then their blessings...
MIGHT be true...
I got handed a lot of negatives this week, I won't go into, but I am still blessed in so many ways I probably don't even realize!
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone.
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Happy Thanksgiving Day!
Everyone stay safe and be careful this Holiday!
Russ...
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Howdy all! & Happy Thanksgiving!
For those that I am not connected with on "social media" - I am still out here, alive & kicking. I should probably change my user name to Riley/MT though, as I moved to the Bozeman area back in late October. Got the covid in the first week of November. Still upright (mostly) and taking in groceries, though.
I don't imagine I will be able to get on here much in the near future, but once we get settled in out here and find some like-minded folk to hang out with, maybe I will have more to share.
'til then, you boys stay safe! Was your'n hands and don't play with your face! HA
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Oooh, BOZEMAN! I am highly envious of you. I was at MSU twice for some 2 week courses put on for the Forest Service in 1979 and 1984, and loved the country. Especially coming from Alaska, and seeing woods without tons of underbrush. :laffing You are one lucky dog! :toast
~Kees~
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Oooh, BOZEMAN! I am highly envious of you. I was at MSU twice for some 2 week courses put on for the Forest Service in 1979 and 1984, and loved the country. Especially coming from Alaska, and seeing woods without tons of underbrush. :laffing You are one lucky dog! :toast
~Kees~
I moved to Mt in the fall of 1979 and lived in Helena, but one of the goofy jobs I had allowed me to make contact with a guy in Big SKy, mt South of Bozeman who ran a fly shop there...
I visited and he and I fly fished together... in a warm spell (chinook) in like Feb-march...he invited me to move there and sublet his apt on the drive up to the ski resort (huntley lodge, IIRC)
I worked in his shop and guided on the Gallitin River as well...
Those were shinning times! :)
I tried for jobs in AK but they had "residency requirements " by then so I tried on in coastal OR that was a total bust... I'd done just about everything under the sun around Helena from "gopher chokin in WY to working in the HS as a Custodian... I finally contacted some people back East and moved back to PA and took a job in a proprietary school (privately run biz school)... Ended up there a while, then hit Clarkson Univ in up-up state NY along the St. Lawarence and when that job tanked I still had a home near PSU so I moved back there and remodeled it and sold it off...
I fished ever square inch of the Galliten River from Snowflake Springs to the ribbons below Bozeman in the flats...... then I ended up in Coastal Norfolk VA and got an invite to quide a guy in my old haunts. Our old spots had out-of -state tag cars in em so we traveled some but even by 93' it was changing... I came back saddened...
I had friends in Boulder South of Helena and Butte... that was wild country back then...
I maintained some contact with natives for several years but that finally dissolved to.... :(:(
Nothing stays the same...
Age and time changes things.. :Doh!
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Howdy all! & Happy Thanksgiving!
For those that I am not connected with on "social media" - I am still out here, alive & kicking. I should probably change my user name to Riley/MT though, as I moved to the Bozeman area back in late October. Got the covid in the first week of November. Still upright (mostly) and taking in groceries, though.
I don't imagine I will be able to get on here much in the near future, but once we get settled in out here and find some like-minded folk to hang out with, maybe I will have more to share.
'til then, you boys stay safe! Was your'n hands and don't play with your face! HA
Nice to hear from you Riley. Sorry to hear you got the covid, but at least you're on the mend it sounds like.
Bozeman, I'd guess that's a pretty good place for anyone to settle in. Take care and stay in touch. :shake
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Hey Riley/MT,
Thanks for the update. Been through Bozeman many a time, but never spent much time there. But being in western Montana, it's gotta be good. Eastern MT is a bit too high plains for my liking, but it's still better than a lot of other places I have been.
Y'all take care and get rid of that darn COVID bug.
There are/have been some great rendezvous in your area. Big ones at Polebridge, and one I especially like is the Tobacco Valley RDV in Eureka. I remember going to their first one, and darned if I didn't win the shootin' contest. That paid $125.00, and that was in I think 1978 or 1979. That bought me a new Douglas barrel for my Renegade. Then it was a shooter.
Anyway, there are a few others whose names I cannot recall, but they are there and they are worth finding out about. That's assuming they won't all be cancelled next year. Mountain Top TP usually has a schedule of most rondys on his web site. Check it out.
Hope to be in Idaho next June, might be going over to MT to visit my cousin somewhere around there. Maybe we will find time to have a cuppa.
Be well, stay safe,
John (Bigsmoke)