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It doesn't look like there will be any camping for those not in period correct attire or campsite. Am I reading it wrong?
I am not sure, but I think... there are 2 different camp sites those of us that wanna play cowboys and indians and those that don't. But everyone can shoot... I think.
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You might be right I just looked over it and I didn't see any division of the Camp grounds and I went back and looked at Andy's post of the camp sites and don't see separated areas.
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Pretty sure you and your camp have to fit the time frame, so yes you'll have to dress in funny clothes and have a canvas tent.
The only question I can't answer is tin tipi's, there is a large parking area but I'll have to as about what can be parted there.
If you want to look at the entire complex try this link.
https://goo.gl/maps/MVGbjqjf6ntk5NUe9
https://goo.gl/maps/MVGbjqjf6ntk5NUe9
There are two different sites one is for the vendors and the other for us regular folk.
If you go, be sure to visit the burial spot for Daniel and Rebeca, it is just down the road.
In 1845 the good people of KY thought that knew better then the Boone's and went to MO and dug them up and carted what they could get back to KY. SO, both places claim to be the burial spots.
The burial spot in Frankfort KY is on a bluff over looking the river and it is a beautiful spot.
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In 1845 the good people of KY thought that knew better then the Boone's and went to MO and dug them up and carted what they could get back to KY. SO, both places claim to be the burial spots.
The burial spot in Frankfort KY is on a bluff over looking the river and it is a beautiful spot.
Fleener
Done #29.
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I've been to the place before. I'm a descendant like half the other people in Missouri. Really is a great place to visit, descendant or not.
It is on site near the house. The attached file shows the property. They created a village of log cabins moved onto the property from around the area.
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Here is the whole property.
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Yes that is correct. Traditional Muzzleloader is only requirement. Hawkens are just recommended but all muzzleloaders are welcome.
Registration is for Vendors, Campers, and Volunteer. Visitors do NOT need to register.
There are people traveling from all over the country. You will see more original Hawken and other rifles than you probably will anywhere else. We will make it worth the drive!
Registration is required for all camps, vendors and volunteers. We are pre-assigning the campsites and want to make sure everyone has a spot. If your only visiting during the day, you do NOT need to register.
I am a descendant as well. Crap, does that mean I am related to half the people in MO???!!!!
Coming home in Sept. from out East we drove to the actual fort site, only to find the place closed for months while they are revamping the whole park it looked like. Luckily they did not have any armed guards posted.
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Coming home in Sept. from out East we drove to the actual fort site, only to find the place closed for months while they are revamping the whole park it looked like. Luckily they did not have any armed guards posted.
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