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Years ago, Cowboy Szymanski would set up his period-correct blacksmith shop in a tent at Trailhead, showing how it was done way back then. Since then, he's been busy, including showing his skills on tv on Forged in Fire. This Saturday, April 7, he and some FIF friends will display their skills in Bellville, Texas. Cowboy's Phenix Knives, in the historic 1891 Blacksmith Shop, is located at 305 East Main, just a couple of blocks off the square. Free demonstrations (10am - 4pm), and I'm sure they will have hand-crafted forged knives for sale. While in Bellville, you can visit Market Day on the Square (9am - 4pm), shop the Farmer's Market (9am - Noon), and tour the 1896 Jail Museum (11 am - 3pm). Bellville is a nice, quiet little Texas town, and the bluebonnets are in full bloom. I hope you can come visit. 20180407 Knife - Bellville.pdf
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Howdy, folks! It’s April, but don’t be fooled! We’ve got more great stories this month! Line Shack Winter, Part 2 of 2 by D. L. Chance When Charlie's peaceful, quiet winter alone at Montana's Rocker O line shack was disrupted by the chattering son of his boss, he thought life couldn’t get worse. But then an intruder visited the shack, and Charlie had a MUCH larger and grislier problem on his hands. * * * The Night Grover Martinson Talked Himself Into Two Barrels of Double-Aught Buck by Bryan Carrigan Young Cody and Gabe were lost in the blizzard and Cody was about out of blood from the arrow in his shoulder when a kind stranger appeared just in time to direct then to safety – and the solving of a heinous crime. * * * Coming Home by C. F. Eckhardt During the ten-year search for his sister's killer, Ben Scarborough met with some bad company – none worse that the hired gun who nearly earned his payday. But a lucky encounter with a widow woman saved his life in more ways than one. * * * The Crossing, Part 1 of 2 by Chad Strong Rick Barton devised a devilish a plan to take his ill-gotten gains and his woman over the border to Canada and a new life. But too late he learned that, in the end, he would receive as he had given. Thanks for stopping by, and be sure to tell a friend about us. Durango Duke aka Duke Pennell Editor, Frontier Tales www.FrontierTales.com
