Back in the time machine

[Dave Poss]

Hello...Just signed on the forum. I've been into living history/buckskinning/trekking/rendezvouing/reenacting...or whatever the current pc term is now since the mid-70's. I was a member of the A.M.M.from the late 70's to about 1983 when I decided to go "Eastern" and their time frame was dedicated to the fur trade era....don't know if it's still like that or not. I then co-founded the Southeastern Frontiersmen. we grew too fast with chapters in La.,S.C., and Tenn. and the usual "politics" started that seems to always ruin a good thing. We kinda fell apart in '89.I dropped out completely until last year when I sold my business and was able to start doing what I love again...learning more about the 1750-1790 period. I was amazed at how much things have changed. With the internet, I can find out more vital info than I could in months of library research! I hope that I will be able to also provide some input to others instead of just asking questions. It's good to be here. :redthumb:

 

[Liver eatin’ Johnson]

Welcome longknife,

It's experienced folks like you who add so much to our forum - hope you find it to your liking and decide to stay :thumbsup:

LEJ

 

[musketman]

Welcome Longknife, glad to have ya, need someone who can shoot straight...

Maxiball, Zonie and Stumpkilled are crossed-eyed something awful...

 

[shmrck1]

longknife,
welcome to the forum, glad to have you on board!!
looking forward to your input.
again welcome & stay active
I am snake-eyes eace: :thumbsup:

 

[Stumpkiller]

Welcome Longknife!

I've been M/L longtime (mid 70's) but am just starting to "get serious" about the treking and clothing; Eastern 1790's.

Keep it fun.

 

[Gary]

Let me join in welcoming you aboard Longknife.

Gary