[Archers] Archery Tract at Feburary University?

[Garth G. Groff]

Lorelei,

I was considering a how-to class in making medieval-style target arrows. 
I have to make a new batch first, and some necessary materials from 
England haven't arrived yet. This may have to wait for another university.

Alternatively, I'm considering doing a lecture class on Scottish archers 
and what their kit would likely have been. Whether I can pull this 
together by then, I don't know for sure. I'm still in the research stage 
on my lecture, and need to make a saltir cross surcoat as well. If 
ready, I will probably do this whether there is an archery track or not. 
We'll see.

Otherwise, I will be taking what seems most interesting and useful of 
other people's archery classes. I hope that Lord Allen or someone else 
can be persuaded to give the target archery marshal authorization class. 
I would like to take it again, since last year's class was truncated and 
there is much more I would like to learn from him.

Kind regards,


Garth G. Groff / Mungo Napier, Archer of Mallard Lodge

LoreleiElkins at aol.com wrote:
> Anyone interested in having an Archery Tract at the February 
> University in Richmond?  Is there a class you'd like to teach?  Is 
> there a need among the archery community you know of?  Is there 
> something you'd like to learn? Thoughts? Ideas?
>  
> *Lorelei*
>
>
>
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