ARCH - Another name

[Earl Albrecht]

Heilsa,

    Could you explain what a King's Archer is?  Also, I believe I heard of a
fairly new position of Royal Archer (like King and Queens Defender) is this
correct?  Maybe I'm getting ahead of my self, especially since I don't even
have a bow yet, but I want to set my sights/goals now so I can start off on
the right foot, heading in the right direction.


In troth,

Erik the Black
(Earl Albrecht)
Legio Australis
La Marche Sauvage

"The Norse ideal was a man of open, generous disposition, a man imbued with
qualities of compassion and kindness, not ruthless but firm and fair,
even-tempered but capable of passion, physically accomplished and strong in
a fight, but not a bully."

Magnus Magnusson

----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Dewart" <gilli at seacove.net>
To: "Ansteorran Archery" <ansteorra-archery at ansteorra.org>
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 7:13 AM
Subject: ARCH - Another name


> Greetings and Hi There,
>
> A while back on this list someone brought up taking students.  That
thought
> has been in the back of mind and has finnally come up for air.  Here is my
> basic very changeable sugestion.  Untill we get a higher level award,
those
> people who have been awarded the King's Archer may take students.  (In
> reality, any one can teach if they have someone willing to learn what they
> have to teach them).  Hopefully a  relationship such as a Don  to a Cadet
or
> a Knight to a Squire or a Pelican to a Protege  or a Laurel to an
> Apprentise.  My only problem is what spiffy thing do we call these
students.
>
> So what do you all think?
>
> Gilli
>
>
>
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