[Archers] St. Sebastian's targets

[Janyn Fletcher]

Wonderful news! Thanks to you all then. I will add these to our list and I
think that will put us where we need to be with our target count then. Will
gladly take all the help as well to assure everyone can go shoot and not
have to marshal all day long!

 

Announcement signs would be great too, I think that will really help get the
word out there!

 

In, Service Janyn

 

 

 

From: archers-bounces at seahorse.atlantia.sca.org
[mailto:archers-bounces at seahorse.atlantia.sca.org] On Behalf Of Holly
Gibbons
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2012 4:38 PM
To: archers at seahorse.atlantia.sca.org
Subject: [Archers] St. Sebastian's targets

 

 

Greetings to Janyn and our fellow Atlantian Archers! As to matters of Saint
Sebastian's Shoot (Celtic Creatures) ...

 

Geoffrey and I will marshal and we will bring a target. I have in mind the
"balloon forest" from last fall's Storvik shoot. 3 arrows or one balloon
whichever comes first. This one could use a net ... but it's lots of fun for
all levels (some balloons are really close, more valuable balloons are
farther away) If not this, or if I cannot afford 400 balloons, we will bring
a different target but will you (Janyn) please just tell us what you need to
round out your shoot? If you get to the final target list and you have no
friend/foe or no swinging thing or no something-you-want in the Shoot, just
let us know and we will make it.

 

Breccan, although living in the Mid-Realm now, is still an Atlantian at
heart and will also bring a target. He wants to make another of his "koosh
ball" targets, a celtic snake eating it's own tail and thus in a circle,
with the koosh balls in the snake. Points for snake, more points for koosh
ball. 

 

Ceridwyn will MIT-IT and has offered her gang to blow up balloons or
whatever else you may need. We will all be there the eves before and after
for setup and takedown.

 

I will gladly make the Pennsic announcement signs again if you like (for the
boards) and if you wish, a Book of Kells scoreboard. And at the risk of
being shot down and told I am crazy, I will gladly do whatever Irish Insular
calligraphy (also known as half-uncial) you need for booklets or signs on
the range! It is a great joy for me. BTW at the risk of being told to be
quiet, if you use a commercial font please watch out for the letterforms. We
do not want to make the same mistake the National Geographic made!!

 

And lastly, if you are getting close to enough targets already we will just
bring the koosh ball one (assuming you want that one).

 

Ok that's all for now. Nuala

 

 

 

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