Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Pictures: 7th NC PATCON

How do you like to go up in a swing, Up in the air so blue? Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing Ever a child can do!


Samuel Vivian's child.  Just delightful.




 
Samuel Vivian: Ground of Intersecting Highways: Lessons today's Patriots can learn from the Naxalite movement in India


Tom Green: Why Join The Militia


Peter White Bringing Light to Darkening Skies




Brian Knight
Part 1:  How the Fed Stole Your Country, Property and Rights
Part 2:  Use That Knowledge to Reclaim Your Rights, Property (tax-free) and Republic

David DeGerolamo: The Appalachian Messenger micronewspaper and how to set one up in other areas.


Betsy Ross and the Cavalry Battle Flag for those who lie below.



A brief shower.




 


Raffle with many intriguing items.


Dixie took the place of Wayne who was a faithful attendee until he crossed over the river two days before the PATCON at 52. (Chuck on left and Cousin John on right)



Dixie and Angel-Marcia Lynn Gates.  A captivating lass.

 
Jaques Hamma's Fly Casting Class




TL spent the night in the 1790's guestroom, but unfortunately wasn't visited by any of our family ghosts. :)

Our sweet neighbor.








 
Tom Cat, my Grandfather Joseph Powell Pippen's cat.




8 comments:

  1. Thank you for sharing. I wish I could have been there.

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    1. Certainty and I just corrected some of the fonts. See you the first weekend in October, maybe !?

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  2. Wonderful pictures. Maybe it's time to put the Confederate Flag on top and the
    other flag underneath. Thought you would like an update on the ghoul and the
    two UNC students. Thank God one student's father is an attorney:
    http://conservative-headlines.com/2015/05/nc-naacp-boss-doubles-down-on-anti-white-hatred/

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    1. Thanks for the link and the update.

      http://freenorthcarolina.blogspot.com/2015/05/nc-naacp-demands-that-two-girls-be.html

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      :) They are in that order with the Betsy Ross on top for my 3X grandfather who is buried there and was an Ensign in the Revolutionary War, and saved his unit's flag after being wounded at the Battle of Brandywine.

      The Cavalry Battle Flag is for The Seven Blackbirds ( great uncles and a great grandfather) who fought in the WBTS and most were in cavalry units with two being buried there.

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    2. Very cool. You are most fortunate, Sir.

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  3. Brock,
    Again, on behalf of the Alamance Co. Rangers and myself, I would like to express heartfelt thanks for your and Dixie's gracious hospitality. Another successful PatCon has come and gone, and already I'm looking forward to the next one. We weren't sure at the past PatCons, that there would be another one. And we're sure not guaranteed the next. But, we'll just have to wait and see.

    Eric Albright, CO
    Alamance County Rangers

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    1. Thank you for the most kind words, Sir and someone from Raleigh should be contacting you about joining the Rangers. Save your Confederate money boys, the South's gonna' rize again ! :)

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