OVPR Memorial Poster
This event marks 30 years of OVPR Rendezvous. Huzzah!
So here are photos of the Folks of an OVPR Rendezvous. Both OVPR members and non-members are shown. All are fine folks.
Some Ladies of the Archery Competition
Rita & Friend on the Way to the Range
Hootie Returning from the Range
Shooting is a Family Sport
OVPR Family Camp
Rendezvous Ladies
There’s A New Dog Soldier in Camp – A Puppy Soldier?
The Mountain Man & the Colonial Can Be Friends
A Colonial Couple
Militiaman with His Wife & Child
Dulcimer Dave & Mary
Kicking Back Around the Fire
Wandering John & His Small Camp
At Lou’s Lodge
Buffalo Woman & Her New Lodge
Wandering John & Red at Cribbage – Red is Winning
A Gathering with The Preacher & Dulcimer Dave
Another Colonial Couple
Red Playing Classic Delta Blues on His Bruno Guitar
Two Rendezvous Friends
Mitch & Roger
The Preacher & Buffalo Woman
Rendezvous Friends is the Best Kind of Friends
Colonial Girls Hauling Water
A Happy Man & Wife
Husband Jay & Goodwife Lara
The Witches’ Tea Witches
The Honorable (?) Judges of the Camp Court
Gathering at the Spider Inn for Court
A Miscreant Gets His Reward from a Dog Soldier
Tim the Chief of the Chicken Chefs
The Apprentice Chicken Cookers
Cooking the Chicken
The Chicken is Served!
A Blanket Trader & His Trade Goods
Seams Colonials at Their Trade Tent
Little Dan River Trader Lady
Getting Stays Fitted by Missy Clark of Barkertown Traders
Heather Picking Up Her Custom Order from Barkertown Traders
The Blacksmith Making Gear for Buffalo Woman
Clay Smith Master Gunsmith from Williamsburg
Yoke for Carrying 2 Water Buckets
I want a carry yoke in the worst way. Unfortunately my budget has stretched that far yet. Sigh. :-(
Addendum:
My Abode
At my 1st ever OVPR I had a 7x7x5 wedge, a candle lantern, a pint copper cook pot, a tin cup, a French trade knife, a twisted wire fork, a wooden spoon, a tomahawk, one set of clothes, a Hudson’s Bay blanket I’d inherited from my mother, a tin canteen, a small pillow, a bed sack filled with straw, a camp stool, 2 water buckets, a small wooden handled shovel, and a small wooden box of food. My lodge is larger now, I’ve got a change or two of clothes, my kitchen is nicely appointed & my sleeping accommodations are more comfortable. There’s plenty of seating for friends, so come & set a spell sometime.
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