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| Tenth Annual American River Muzzleloader's Brushy Creek Primitive Rendezvous March 21-24, 2002 |
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| Left to Right; are Rudy "Doc" on guitar and Ken "Dirty Hand" on the accordian. Tim and Tom (background) discuss plans for world peace, while Glenn is rocking "rondy-style!" |
| Left to Right; Sye Parker, Erik Wahlman, Paul Lust, Matt Szychulda, Jon Brian Waugh and Jean Baptiste LaJeunesse. Jon and Jean are members of the Armory Hill Living History Association. |
| Left to Right; are Bill Miller, Bill Putnam, and Ken "Dirty Hand" Falletti. The caption says it all. (I'm told that Bill Putnam, center has been asked by Mark Baker to portray an older Wild Bill Hickok in an upcoming History Channel production). |
| Left to Right; are Erik Wahlman, myself (Josiah Parker) and Paul Lust. |
| My partner, Erik Wahlman and myself..."waiting out the storm." |
| Erik Wahlman and his "documentable harmonica" (grin). Admittedly, as the libations flowed, and Saturday evening became Sunday morning, songs gradually went from "Rosin the Beau" to "Margaritaville!" |
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| Glenn was a "Dancin' Dogsoldier" come Saturday night. |
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| Greg Weeks and Company |
| To read an excellent write-up on the event, be sure to visit the Armory Hill Living History Association's webpage (www.armoryhill.com) The article's title reads: "Brushy Creek-Fire and Rain." The webmaster is Jon Brian Waugh. Brian is the imposing figure in the pic below/left. (He's the second from the right in high boots and cocked hat). Although I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of his "tommyhock," I assure you that he's a gentleman through and through. |
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| A Shawnee war party was spotted heading in for a raid on camp. Greg Weeks (left) and I took care of them! (grin) |