PaleWolf Brunelle, #2495L

Rose Tattoo

ditto

REF: SHB p.26

OH NO!! I don't dare mention COTTON to that event organizer...it will probably trigger ancestral flashbacks!!

We're talking about the 1840's here. Try an internet image search for "covered wagons", "covered wagon covers", and...while yer at it..."ship sails". also... Fur Trade tents Canvas teepees The majority of examples I found have been some shade of WHITE/off-white/light tan. BTW...are you aware that, when left outside, fabric will fade/bleach out from exposure to the SUN??

I passed on a suggestion to simply leave the canvas off (bare bows) rather than comply with such a ridiculous demonstration of idiocy.

Did y'all know that using WHITE canvas on covered wagons in a parade celebrating the Oregon Trail migration is RASIZT!! The organizer of the event has ordered that the covers be "colored" (i.e. anything other than WHITE).

Everybody Needs Somebody to Love

Son of a Witch

Sounds like someone's software doesn't recognize Español. (the context should have been obvious following "Rancho El Gato")

That no work..."starting and ending on P3"

Cat's Dancing Flame (aka "Danny") Bought from the Flying "M" trail string back in the early '80's. Would've been a great partner for mounted shooting.

IMO...NO. Regardless of that unnecessary mandate, this always applies: SHB p.21 Miss Flow Chart in Section 7 (SHB p.40)

Since there is no "SHB definition" for the named sweep, the reply I posted on the linked 2013 thread still stands. Y'all can beat this horse into a bloody mess forever as far as I'm concerned.

SHB p.7