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[kragore]

So I didn't get as much done as I wanted to on the website, but I did send off a few files to Wren to see if that was what he needs for doing his custom embroidery stuff, and I got the photos that I can use for the site, and asked all the correct questions on their useage.
Also set up an account at iStockphoto.com (yay, cheap stock.)

I also started investigating the history of my bow. Many at pennsic heard the story of how I aquired my bow (and how I just really don't like it that much,) but I pulled it out, and low and behold, it's only 30#. I started looking into it, and it was manufactured by Bear between '72 and '78. Other than that, I can't find many specifics, so I surfed over to an anchery collector's site and sent the nice man who runs it a few questions about it.
Usually I would just go over to ebay and see what people are getting for it, but there aren't any of the same model up there. Huh. We'll see what the nice man has to say about it.

mehh.. so much for being productive today. There's something to be said for going to a place with a lot fewer distractions to work...
Might be time to start stomping over to a library again.
Ohh! Books!
Or Not.

- k.

Comments

Suggestion..

[embermwe.livejournal.com]

Several folks were looking into bows at Pennsic.
When you figure out a fair price, try letting friends here and in O'Choda know before you list it on ebay or something. It might help
someone out, and save you some effort and costs

Re: Suggestion..

[kragore.livejournal.com]

Absolutely. I already told Lyd and Col I'd let them know, but they were interested when I thought it had a much heavier draw.
(You can tell I haven't shot in about 2 years when I can't even remember the draw of my own bow.)

I'll be sure to tell the list before I send it off to ebay land...
- k.