Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
I had a fun time here at my first knife show!
I know that this was a small venue, but it was still right up my alley: Lots of nice folks, cool knives, and only an hour away from home. What's not to love?
I brought my 14-year-old son with me. He doesn't like knives (and he HATES Bluegrass music!), but he does enjoy road trips with me. And before anyone judges him, he has sensory problems due to Autism, so he wore noise-cancelling headphones and listened to what he wanted while I looked around. I lightened my wallet a little bit for a $7 padded knife case, and around $40 for a handful of knives to work on. They look like fun to me! I will definitely return if given the chance in the future, and maybe will one day purchase a knife that isn't old, dirty, and needing repairs!
I know that this was a small venue, but it was still right up my alley: Lots of nice folks, cool knives, and only an hour away from home. What's not to love?
I brought my 14-year-old son with me. He doesn't like knives (and he HATES Bluegrass music!), but he does enjoy road trips with me. And before anyone judges him, he has sensory problems due to Autism, so he wore noise-cancelling headphones and listened to what he wanted while I looked around. I lightened my wallet a little bit for a $7 padded knife case, and around $40 for a handful of knives to work on. They look like fun to me! I will definitely return if given the chance in the future, and maybe will one day purchase a knife that isn't old, dirty, and needing repairs!
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
Well I knew I was getting close when I saw this sign
Small venue but a great drive over. Lots to chicken eye and coon finger
"I like Case, Queen, S & M, Fightn' Rooster and many more."
(quote stolen from one of Jody Brown's posts)
(quote stolen from one of Jody Brown's posts)
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
We are glad you guys had a good time! We were very pleased with the turn out given the circumstances. All of the vendors had a great show and were high on having another one. Even had one or two saying we need to do it again in 6 months. I'm not too sure about that, even a little knife show like this is a lot of work! But I think it's very likely we do it again next year, hopefully with more tables and more vendors.Reverand wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:26 pm I had a fun time here at my first knife show!
I know that this was a small venue, but it was still right up my alley: Lots of nice folks, cool knives, and only an hour away from home. What's not to love?
I brought my 14-year-old son with me. He doesn't like knives (and he HATES Bluegrass music!), but he does enjoy road trips with me. And before anyone judges him, he has sensory problems due to Autism, so he wore noise-cancelling headphones and listened to what he wanted while I looked around.
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I lightened my wallet a little bit for a $7 padded knife case, and around $40 for a handful of knives to work on. They look like fun to me!
1612645877375.jpg
I will definitely return if given the chance in the future, and maybe will one day purchase a knife that isn't old, dirty, and needing repairs!
Oh, that's me in the red hat in your picture, good thing I have a mask on!
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
Shyster at work!!! Had a great time hanging out, there was live music for a bit and plenty to eat!
"I like Case, Queen, S & M, Fightn' Rooster and many more."
(quote stolen from one of Jody Brown's posts)
(quote stolen from one of Jody Brown's posts)
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
I should have taken more time and talked to folks - I would love to meet a fellow AAPK member!jholcomb wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 11:01 pmWe are glad you guys had a good time! We were very pleased with the turn out given the circumstances. All of the vendors had a great show and were high on having another one. Even had one or two saying we need to do it again in 6 months. I'm not too sure about that, even a little knife show like this is a lot of work! But I think it's very likely we do it again next year, hopefully with more tables and more vendors.Reverand wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:26 pm I had a fun time here at my first knife show!
I know that this was a small venue, but it was still right up my alley: Lots of nice folks, cool knives, and only an hour away from home. What's not to love?
I brought my 14-year-old son with me. He doesn't like knives (and he HATES Bluegrass music!), but he does enjoy road trips with me. And before anyone judges him, he has sensory problems due to Autism, so he wore noise-cancelling headphones and listened to what he wanted while I looked around.
1612646677307.jpg
I lightened my wallet a little bit for a $7 padded knife case, and around $40 for a handful of knives to work on. They look like fun to me!
1612645877375.jpg
I will definitely return if given the chance in the future, and maybe will one day purchase a knife that isn't old, dirty, and needing repairs!
Oh, that's me in the red hat in your picture, good thing I have a mask on!![]()
If y'all are able to host another, I will try to be there. Thank you and your church for hosting this!
Jesus is life.
Everything else is just a hobby.
~Reverand
Everything else is just a hobby.
~Reverand
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
You keep talking about me like that, and you're gonna hurt my feelings. I'm a very sensitive person....Jody744 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 11:06 pm Shyster at work!!! Had a great time hanging out, there was live music for a bit and plenty to eat!
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
Full disclosure: I attend a different church, but my brother is pastor at Beulah. A couple of us local knife traders decided to try and have a little show, knowing of the great facilities at Beulah, I asked my brother if they would be interested in hosting it and they said yes!Reverand wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 11:51 pmI should have taken more time and talked to folks - I would love to meet a fellow AAPK member!jholcomb wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 11:01 pmWe are glad you guys had a good time! We were very pleased with the turn out given the circumstances. All of the vendors had a great show and were high on having another one. Even had one or two saying we need to do it again in 6 months. I'm not too sure about that, even a little knife show like this is a lot of work! But I think it's very likely we do it again next year, hopefully with more tables and more vendors.Reverand wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:26 pm I had a fun time here at my first knife show!
I know that this was a small venue, but it was still right up my alley: Lots of nice folks, cool knives, and only an hour away from home. What's not to love?
I brought my 14-year-old son with me. He doesn't like knives (and he HATES Bluegrass music!), but he does enjoy road trips with me. And before anyone judges him, he has sensory problems due to Autism, so he wore noise-cancelling headphones and listened to what he wanted while I looked around.
1612646677307.jpg
I lightened my wallet a little bit for a $7 padded knife case, and around $40 for a handful of knives to work on. They look like fun to me!
1612645877375.jpg
I will definitely return if given the chance in the future, and maybe will one day purchase a knife that isn't old, dirty, and needing repairs!
Oh, that's me in the red hat in your picture, good thing I have a mask on!![]()
If y'all are able to host another, I will try to be there. Thank you and your church for hosting this!
That being said, because of the hard work of the folks at Beulah, and the hard work of folks like Mike and Brandon Shankles, and James Bowers, the show went over very well! Hope to see you next time!
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Re: Fellowship Knife Show Boaz, Alabama
BTW... Several of the sellers at the show are regulars at Collinsville Trade Day too (myself included). Come see us there!Reverand wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 11:51 pmI should have taken more time and talked to folks - I would love to meet a fellow AAPK member!jholcomb wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 11:01 pmWe are glad you guys had a good time! We were very pleased with the turn out given the circumstances. All of the vendors had a great show and were high on having another one. Even had one or two saying we need to do it again in 6 months. I'm not too sure about that, even a little knife show like this is a lot of work! But I think it's very likely we do it again next year, hopefully with more tables and more vendors.Reverand wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:26 pm I had a fun time here at my first knife show!
I know that this was a small venue, but it was still right up my alley: Lots of nice folks, cool knives, and only an hour away from home. What's not to love?
I brought my 14-year-old son with me. He doesn't like knives (and he HATES Bluegrass music!), but he does enjoy road trips with me. And before anyone judges him, he has sensory problems due to Autism, so he wore noise-cancelling headphones and listened to what he wanted while I looked around.
1612646677307.jpg
I lightened my wallet a little bit for a $7 padded knife case, and around $40 for a handful of knives to work on. They look like fun to me!
1612645877375.jpg
I will definitely return if given the chance in the future, and maybe will one day purchase a knife that isn't old, dirty, and needing repairs!
Oh, that's me in the red hat in your picture, good thing I have a mask on!![]()
If y'all are able to host another, I will try to be there. Thank you and your church for hosting this!