Re: A "Brief" Introduction

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: I'm still a mite sensitive about dicussing manufacturers after the other day, but I have to say Chamber's Pennsylvania Fowler has a lot of appeal to me, and that York County rifle is might purty as well.

: My understanding is that Chambers doesn't sell them as a finished product.

: Are you going to do it yourself, or are you having someone build it for you?

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: : And, I'm on in the process of purchasing a stunning York Co. PA (Jim cambers) rifle.  My motto is "a woman can never have too many flintlocks!". 

: : So, about that tomahawk...??

: : Cheers,
: : Sarah M.

: : : Hi Sarah, thanks for the welcom

: : : I grew up in Darien, an easy bike ride from Rowayton.  I'm in west Stamford now.

: : : Rowayton's a nice little section.  I actually haven't been through there in several years.  I just read that the bridge of the Five Mile River was condemned by the state a while back, and the Darien folks aren't in any rush to rebuild it.

: : : So, if you need a good tomahawk, I know where to get one (just kidding!).

: : : Seriously, what type of gun do you use?  It seems to me I read somewhere the Rangers used fusils that were a bit lighter than the standard Brown Bess.

: : : : Hi Scott,

: : : : Greetings and welcome, from one who is practically a neighbor.  I live in southeastern Westchester Co, NY.  

: : : : Thanks for sharing your story.  It's great to hear people's stories.  It went sort of the opposite for me -- I found this place three years ago because of the movie, and through this wonderful place I found the history.  I now reenact as one of Rogers' Rangers in the F&I War (Pvt. Chauncey Goodrich).  Uh, that would mean Northwest Passage is one of my most favourite books/movies.  And so I must drive through your neck of the woods nearly every weekend!  I have great friends in Rowayton -- are you near there?

: : : : Also, FYI, 50 ain't old!  Who's been spreading those lies??  Theresa -- don't believe 'em if you hear 'em!!  I'm not there yet but I don't believe 50 is old!

: : : : Glad to meet you virtually.

: : : : Cheers,
: : : : Sarah M.

: : : : : I'm an old guy.  Three days after the anniversary of Jumonville this past May, I reached my fiftieth year.

: : : : : I live in a city in southwest Connecticut with my significant other, who prefers to remain a woman of mystery, and our 11 year old son Jonathan.  Jon's older half-brother joins us during college breaks.

: : : : : I work in the health-care field. 

: : : : : I've lived in this area most of my life, but was born in Brooklyn, and moved out here when I was 5.

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: : : : : But coming in a real close second would be Northwest Passage.  As I got older, worldly matters did catch my attention.  There was a war going on, new ideas; possibly a new paradigm, the Woodstock gathering of the tribes (up there in Cooper country).

: : : : : This is getting a bit long, so let me fast forward a bit.


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