SC - feast catapults

[sdrake]

> > 	And have you considered camping in Oklahoma? Bear and I would be
> > happy to give you info on good places if your cooking breakfast.
> 
> Hmm. I don't know, he said a camping trip in the "mountains". :-)
> 
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> Lord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
> 
Dear Stefan, 
     While the mountains in Oklahoma no longer reach the heights of the
Rockies I grew up with in Colorado, they are definitely mountains. And there
is more than on range. The range nearest you would be the Wichita's which
have a truly marvelous wild life refuge. We have seen lots of deer, elk,
bison, prairie dogs, chipmunks, birds, butterflies and they have long horned
steers wandering around. I love the flowers that bloom from early spring to
mid fall. There are several designated picnic area's, some camping area's,
wonderful hiking trails and some rock climbing areas. Yes I love this area
and we periodically run down to take photos and unwind. If you want further
INFO let me know. Margarite