The Regional is in the books. The North Alabama Regulators welcomed us all and did all humanly
possible to make the match run with occasional heavy rain.
No one should ever think that match directors, range masters, or clubs have any influence over the
weather, having been there and done that, myself. When outdoors it's always luck of the draw.
Side match day was impossibly beautiful, Day one was at times, downpours. Day two was supposed
to be worse, but was not bad. Some drizzle and mostly light showers. Some light even showed through
a couple of times. I said, "In ancient times, that was called the sun."
Branchwater Jack wrote some well thought out stages, and was like a man possessed trying to meet all
the needs of the day. Buck D. Law and so many others did well under pressure.
I did not shoot a good match but that was on me. I've seen rain before. Last Kiss shot CLEAN, by the way!
I really enjoyed the State Park Lodge at Guntersville, a classic older structure with a lot of wood, stone and
class. The Banquet was very enjoyable, especially at a table full of great friends!
Harley.
