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began a ball club today,

Started by shootrj2003, November 13, 2010, 06:21:17 PM

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shootrj2003

I've got it roughed out but now I need to figure the artsy part

raymond the younger


shootrj2003

I'm waitng for a camera then I'll give some pics,it is coming along rather nicely for a first ball club and a pretty nearly first wood carving.

old salt

All gave some Some gave all

The Old Salt

shootrj2003

Old Salt,
  I have since signing on ,have made a number of projects,and have a considerable number made before and others have evinced a desire to see my work[Beowulf].I am working on getting a camera again as I am as eager to show my work off as you are to see it,I am particularly proud of my club as it was my first and came out real nice.I will ,I hope soon ,be able to satisfy my urge to show off as well as satisfy others urge to see, what I hope will be, at least nice to view.Thank you for your interest thmbsup

old salt

shootrj2003
I understand you situation. we will wait until you can get the camera.
The only reason I said any thing that I will say I send pictures and then
get busy and for get to send them, did not mean to rush you.
All gave some Some gave all

The Old Salt

shootrj2003

I am into photos it's just both my cameras wwent out and I'm waiting to get them fixed,I just got the loan of my sons but I need to take pics and get a usb cable for it.

shootrj2003

#7
I thought I posted pictues of this ,but it must have been another site,any how I dug up this post to fulfill a request for pictures of my club, ,I have posted some but thes are close ups[IMG
]http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/z370/shootrj2003/DSCN0578-1.jpg[/img]

Tim Burns

To Native Americans it was a war club. Sure and I do believe that the Irish called it a Shillelagh Nice work - No matter what you call it! :applause:

–noun (esp. in Ireland)
a cudgel, traditionally of blackthorn or oak.

Origin:
1670–80; < Irish Síol Éiligh  town in Co. Wicklow; the adjoining forest provided wood for the clubs 

1772, "cudgel," earlier, "oak wood used to make cudgels" (1677), from Shillelagh,  town and barony in Co. Wicklow, Ireland, famous for its oaks.

old salt

shootrj

Those are great looking clubs. Thanks for the pictures.
All gave some Some gave all

The Old Salt

shootrj2003

well,you waited long enough Old Salt,I figured I ought to show em' to ya' chrrs thmbsup

wlksnpeace

Those are real cool with an iron tradepoint in the ball.