Forging A Future For The Past
About Me
- OldIron
- Starting at a very young age in the Boy Scouting movement, I grew fascinated by the outdoors. There wasn't a day that I spent in the woods as a child that I didn't learn more in nature than I did in school in a month. Being described as an "old soul" I took to learning everything I could about the old ways.My respect and thirst for knowledge for the environment and the handcrafts of old were insatiable. From the first time as a child that I shot my father's 50 caliber Hawken rifle I knew I was hooked. Seeing the blacksmiths at the county fair only fueled my desire to do something great with my life other than work and pay taxes until my death. I choose not to just exist, I choose to bring back the old and good days of previous centuries and share them with everyone who takes an interest. My days of Boy Scouting sculpted my moral and ethical behavior of today. They gave me a sense of adventure, obliterating fear of the unknown and gave me the strength to forge a path in my life that most never give any thought to take. I own Howling Pines Blacksmithing, a blacksmith shop with the main purpose of being a demo based museum....Dwight McGee III
Howling Pines
1880s goat wagon
Crossing The Decades
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Klondike Derby
February 4, 2012 Camp Boyhaven will be hosting the Klondike Derby for the Boy Scouts. The Boys will be spending 15 minutes at each station throughout the day competing to be the top troop. New for the year, we will be doing what we were meant to. We will be doing demonstrations geared more to the 1870-1880 time period. Hope to see all the scouts there..
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