KENTUCKY TREKKING
Like powder needs a spark...
"Hawkmoon"/U2
The term trek is one adopted by a group of reenactors interested
in more than just shallowly pretending to be a certain character, but
wanting to have a deeper understanding and living the life more fully.
That involves researching equipment, skills, etc. and then going out
and using those skills in the field. This page is a trek in itself as
I begin collecting resources dealing with Kentucky trekking. Please
join me on this journey!
Here are a few pictures and a few links:
Some of my Companions in this life's trek...
SAR 1780s Drill team of the Virginia Line.
VA Line volley - video
Mike, Greg, Bob - Blue Licks/'99.
My friend Muggs visits Colonel Boone - April '01.
Spinner, Hawkeye and Pilgrim - Sam Brady Conference/'99.
Ruddles's Station reunion/'00.
Riding along the Kentucky River.
Jonathan, Dennis, Phil and Ken
Phil "Dogface" Spelling - Simon Kenton Frontier Festival
My young trekking partner (son) - Joshua. With the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery - 2000.
Hunting for Fort Boonesborough. I have an ancestor or two that
also spent some time there a couple centuries ago.
Simon Kenton and
John Conway, Jr..
My 6th great grandfather, John Conway, was a Kentucky Longhunter.
Here is his story.
A few good links:
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