Another article for your reading enjoyment. More to come.

[Uncle Willy]

n/t

 

[Gene]

That's a really good article you wrote Bill.
Sounds like it just flowed from your mind to
the page. Just as true today as it was when
you wrote it. Never read this one until now.
Thanks for posting it. One of the best things
I have read in awhile. Good hunting to you ! Gene

 

[metalhead]

Another great article!Thanks for sharing!

 

[John-Edmonton]

n/t

 

[born2hunt]

Alfred Chandler died at the Hillside Home, near Scranton, on Thursday, July 5. He had a mania for rare coins, old newspapers and relics, and traveled about the country a great deal on foot, making him a well-known character.


This is from a newspaper dated 1909. It seems folks like us were like-minded long before the technology, that we take for granted, was even available.

Great article.

 

[cwilk]

You are my mentor, Bill. I'd like to think some day I'll be able to fill one of your shoes. I am dabbling in writing some MD articles, also following your example. I had one published and am waiting to hear about two more. The money stinks but it's fun. This winter I might try some more in depth stuff.

Your writing is great. Why not write some new stuff or revise some of your old research?

Chris

 

[marcomo]

I sound like a broken record, but I really enjoy the articles and your writing.

Keep 'em comin', Bill!

 

[Uncle Willy]

As winter creeps up I'm going to get back into it. The editors keep sending me emails asking.. You're right, the money stinks but it ads up if you pump out a few or get 2-3 articles in one issue as I often did. That's why one has pen names so it doesn't look like you're hogging the whole issue.

Bill

 

[Uncle Willy]

Yeah I think that was about ten years ago. Can't remember without looking.

Bill