[Archers] special upcoming shoot... \{KA} Event Report - Muirghein O'Faolain - Charlesbury Crossing

[loreleielkins at aol.com]

I want to extend a congratulations to Lord Faolain who did a great job running his second event for Charlesbury Crossing, and to those who assisted him, (mentioned below.) Although the weather was a lot nicer than our Northern kin experienced, it too was an exciting time.


I am please to tell the archery community that our Queen and her Son Benjamin again spent quite a bit of time on the range, and I got the feeling She didn't really want to leave...oh...and you should have seen the light in Her eyes when She commented on how satisfying it was to hear that Thwack! as the arrow lands solidly in the target.  Sound familiar?  Oh yes, She is hooked.  


Her Majesty also enjoyed shooting Her first Royal Round, although She left her equipment at home and had to used borrowed gear.  I will take the liberty of sharing with you that She wants to have a "Queen's Shoot" at YMIR this year. I do not know what form will take yet, nor who will be MiC, but I hope as many of you as possible are able to come in support of Her shoot.  


I will convey more details to you as they arrive.


Be well everyone.


Lorelei


-----Original Message-----
From: Kingdom Archery Pages <wolfehowl at yahoo.com>
To: target <target at atlantia.sca.org>
Sent: Sun, Oct 30, 2011 1:30 pm
Subject: \{KA} Event Report - Muirghein O'Faolain - Charlesbury Crossing


The following form was submitted from the Kingdom Archery Website:

* form:  Event Report
* who:  Muirghein O'Faolain
* where:  Charlesbury Crossing
* email:  wolfehowl at yahoo.com
* event_name:  Boar Hunt
* event_group:  Charlesbury Crossing
* event_location:  Camp Cherokee, Kings Mountain, SC
* event_date:  10/29/2011
* assisting_marshals:  Eirik Gralokkr
Lord Eduard deWitt
THL Lorelei Greenleafe
* marshals_in_training:  
* summary:  3 station prize shoot, 1 practice/learning station, and a Royal 
Round station. There were a total of 14 archers who participated in the Royal 
Rounds and prize shoot. There were also 6 new archers who were being taught at 
the practice range throughout the day.
* problems:  Except for the wind, there were no problems. No one was injured and 
there were no issues with people listening to the marshals. 
* comments:     First I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude and thanks 
to Eirik Gralokkr for voluntarily marshaling and keeping up with the scoring and 
target stations and to Lord Humfrey Lovett for all his help in setting up and 
tearing down the target stations and helping me clean up the range. Without 
these two gentleman this event would not have gone as well as it did. I would 
also like to thank Ld Eduard, THL Lorelei, and Ld Tim Arrowfinder for helping 
with the teaching of the newcomers and for assisting her Majesty. Lastly, I 
would like to thank Lady Gertrude zu dem Walde, Lord Nikulas Akrapillar, and 
Breanna Druse for all of their help in designing and building the prize shoot. 
   For the prize shoot we had 2 newcomers, Thomas Moore and Josh Wald, tie for 
second place and win a prize at their very first event! All in all, that right 
there is what makes me feel like this event was a success. Thank you to all who 
helped.


 

 
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