Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: Zuma on September 02, 2014, 10:30:12 pm
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I will post some photos of the Flint Ridge Knappin.
My hope is that if you see someone you recognize,
please post their name and what you can contribute.
Also photos if you have em.
Unfortunately I didn't start taking photos until it looked
like the jig was up. (RAIN, rain, rain etc.) lol
Zuma
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installment 2
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Wel, I see my buddy Rick Swartze in the next to last picture.
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In the last picture is my friend Steve Laut and his daughter. I have pics and will post them when I get time.
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Eddie, Thanks. I have a pic of Rog shapeshifting while sing karaoki. lol
That's Craig Ratzman (Obsidian King) and all around good guy, with Rick.
Hopewell, Thanks. Steve and I were sorta caty corner from each other.
Great guy. We talked abo drilling.
Here's the coolest camper I saw.
Zuma
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Randy Price is one playing a guitar in the first photos.
This young lady was cold and damp.
The young man was well adapt at eccentrics.
Zuma
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I got some awesome Flint River chert from this gentleman on the right.
Also a good look at his abo Mac Corkel points.
Zuma
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Curtis's Lakeside rocks.
It rained for two days
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Zuma, the man with the mohawk is Jake Webster, did you check out his skelton points, totally awesome. Bob
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Zuma, the man with the mohawk is Jake Webster, did you check out his skelton points, totally awesome. Bob
Bob, it was good to meet you,TWICE lol.
Yes the knapping Jake does is awesome. I wished I had photos of it.
I was manning my table until the monsoon started.
That's when I realized folks like you and Bone Pile were taking off
so I grabbed the camera for some soggy memories.
This beautiful tee pee had smoke comming from it.
I wanted to go warm up in it. lol
Zuma
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Here is Curtis with a point I watched him knap
for the auction in 2012.
Zuma
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Hey Zuma we didn't leave until 2 o'clock, we holed up in the yurt or igloo looking tent at the end of the field. Had a huge breakfast inside the 20' igloo and shot the breeze until rain ended. Bob
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Hey Zuma we didn't leave until 2 o'clock, we holed up in the yurt or igloo looking tent at the end of the field. Had a huge breakfast inside the 20' igloo and shot the breeze until rain ended. Bob
LOl you need to post that in "Life Is Good"
Here is a photo I took of DC Waldorf in 2012.
What a swell guy. Hardly talked rocks.
Naval battles were on menu that day. fromr Trafalgar to Okinawa.
Zuma
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I wish I could come across all that rock in one place :embarassed:
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Jojo,
Most of thre rock had already left.
Craig had at least 10 -fifty gallon barrels of obsidian
in his trailer, not to mention hundreds of pounds of slabs.
There were at least three other big dealers there that I missed
photographing.
It was the RAIN lol