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Washington (and Idaho) have a new Red Hat - baldsincebirth!

Started by Nero, September 15, 2014, 04:26:26 PM

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Nero

This is a bit belated since I took off North, camping in Canada, after the shoot, but:

baldsincebirth (John) received his Red Hat at the recent shoot in Lewiston, after carrying at least half the instructing load for the weekend.  He'll be a great continuing contact to the Lewis-Clark Wildlife club, and mentor to the new crop of IITs in the Palouse area.

Huzzah!   ^:)^
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scoob

Way to go John!   ^:)^
It was a pleasure working my first shoot as an IIT with you at CdA in May, 2013.  I hope to get back up there and help out some time.  You're more than welcome to git on down here to the flat lands any time as well.  See you on the trail!   
Mike 'scoob' Underwood
Boise, Idaho
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 ^:)^

Congratulations! I'm looking forward to working with again, one of these days.

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