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Re: MtMan-List: pilgrim outfit
Lads,
Just carry some jerk and a little aitmeal..Ye'll be well content. These are
two of the things in me weskit or rolled in me haversack.
If the lad has not enpough sense to carry a wee bit a food wi' him. Then,
he really need to just stay in bed..<G> I didn't think I had to spell out
things that are just plain common sense...But I guess I do.
Dennis
"Abair ach beagan is abair gu math e"
DOUBLE EDGE FORGE
Period Knives & Iron Accouterments
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jerry H. Wheeler <itwhee@mcn.org>
To: hist_text@lists.xmission.com <hist_text@lists.xmission.com>
Date: Wednesday, July 29, 1998 10:16 PM
Subject: Re: MtMan-List: pilgrim outfit
>amen to that H.B.
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>Henry B. Crawford wrote:
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>> >Kirk,
>> > The best advice I can offer. Do it right the first time..Stay away from
>> >chrome tan and "shiney " ronnyvoo stuff. It will be a helluva alot
cheaper
>> >in the long run.
>> > I carry a blanket, French haversack, a small kettle, my knife & gun
>> >equipment. My fusil. Oh yeah!, my spoon! And some asst. of stuff in the
>> >pockets of me wekit. You may want a trail tarp for a leanto, if you are
so
>> >inclined..But you don't need much else.
>> >>
>> >Dennis Miles
>> >AMM#1622
>>
>> Unless you expect everyone else to feed you at a rondy, you'd better
bring
>> some food along, too. Many times a few people will form a mess and cook
>> and eat together. Bring something to add to the group's culinary effort.
>> There's nothing so unwelcome at a rondy as a freeloader. Bring a share
of
>> victuals and you'll be welcome in anyone's camp (theoretically).
>>
>> HBC
>>
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