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Indians of North America - Social life and customs.Indians of North America - North Carolina.Bartram, William, 1739-1823 - Journeys - Southern States.Library of Congress Subject Headings, 21st edition, 1998
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The Cherokee Country, the Extensive Territories of the Muscogulges, orĬreek Confederacy, and the Country of the Chactaws ContainingĪn Account of the Soil and Natural Productions of Those Regions, Thanks to everyone who came out and hope to see you all next year! The recap for the Glittering Prizes for those who were not there are as follows.Travels Through North & South Carolina, Georgia, East & West Florida, And thank you Craving for a Game for your continued prize support and advertising the event. Awesome guys! Imperial Hobbies also contributed vastly and we thank them greatly. Looking forward to when we can both sit out of a tournament and play at the same time! Amsterdam!!Īnd again huge thanks to all our sponsors who made sure all 56 participants walked away with something from the door prize table! AEG games - makers of Monkey Lab and Thunderstone rocked the mike this year. Thanks for Killerbean and Warpstone for all their help on the day, and Killerbean's great names tags.Īnd nuclear thanks go out to my brother Mike, aka Poundfist, for all his hard work on the website, registration, set up, prize support, and overall help during the day. Awesome job dude.īig thanks go out to Sallacious that didn't get to play but helped with the Name Tag design as well as those great new Throw-in templates. Huge thanks go out to Blammaham for designing and bringing to fruition the great Duke Vampire model that debuted at the Spike! this year. Still owe you a drunk night in Amsterdam for that one! Supreme thanks go out to Khail for rounding up the community in Washington State and all his hard work on getting our trophies done this year. Big thanks to Tremere and Da_Scum for bringing the Alberta crew out as well - wouldn't be a Spike! without you guys. I regret not having a chance to talk to you that weekend but I was absolutely swamped (we'll chat at World Cup though).īig thanks go out to Weav for rounding up the Oregon crew and being such a great sport. Special thanks go out to Dennis (daloonieshamen) for making the trip out from California. 2 Canadian provinces and 2 US States (take the square mileage of that and see how much Europe you can fit in there ) - Pac West is kicking ass and still growing! Another record turnout for Canadian tournaments held and another record showing for the Spike!
Awesome turnout from the out-of-towners this year, especially Washington State, Alberta and Oregon. After the smoke cleared and the dust settled, 56 teams made their way out to compete for the Spike! Magazine 2011.
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