[Archers] Thank you all!

[Jay Nardone]

Lord Rycherd, you can never teach too many classes. In my Arrows 101 that I just taught again yesterday at University, I do teach how to make bolts but please feel free to put a class together. It is always good to have those who are willing to teach!

 

In Service, Janyn

 

 

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Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2013 12:39 PM
To: jaynardone at comcast.net
Subject: Re: [Archers] Thank you all!

 

Hi boss,

 

I have been entertaining the idea of teaching a crossbow bolt making class though I of course would defer to you highly experienced types if such a class already exists.   I'd even be willing to dry run the class before whomever to verify I'm not doing anything wrong (or badly).

 

I figured since I've only been doing my own bolts for 2 years or so I could deliver the perspective to those striving to think about it that "Yes, you TOO can do this!   If an amateur like me can pull it off (and in quantity no less) you too can supply your own ammo!"   :)

 

Anyway, just feeling out the idea for now.   I taught at Calontir University like eons ago (history class on The Crusades) so I've done it before and I also teach at work as well so nothing new.

 

Thanks and keep'em flying,

 

Rycherd of Caistron/Allan

 

 

On 06/09/13, Jay Nardone<jaynardone at comcast.net> wrote:

 

Good morning my Brothers and Sisters of the Bow! Im back from University and I wanted to take a minute to thank everyone for their efforts with University and our Archery track. My thanks go out to Lady Lorelei, Lord Allen, Lord Mungo and also Lord Godai for teaching archery related classes. I taught 3 myself and it was almost all new shooters which makes it much more fun for us as instructors. I hope to see those new archers on our ranges very soon. While most of us would agree that it is not nearly as fun as shooting at an event, it is important that we continue to support teaching and offering classes to our new archers. They are always appreciative and it helps promote our discipline in the light it should be represented in.

 

Thank you all again!

 

In Service,

 

Janyn

 

 

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