Archery practice will happen Thursdays at 5PM. I will be there at 5 and we will shoot until it rains or it gets too dark to see or the bugs eat us up. I will also hold practice Sunday afternoons starting at 1:00 PM on weekends where I am not traveling back from a far away event. [There will be no practices held the 2 weeks of Pennsic]

The practice will be held at my uncle's property, Knott Seven Acres, 219 Hallville Road in Exeter RI.

Directions:
The easiest way for most of you to get there is:

to get on to RI Route 4 to Exit 5 and take the exit to get you on to RI 102 North. Hallville Road is a left off of 102. (For landmarks: If you see the big yellow house for the architect firm on the right, Hallville is your next left).

Follow Hallville Road for 1 mile. You will go through a dog leg turn on Hallville. Immediately after the dog-leg, if you look at the telephone poles on the right, you may see a green street sign that says "TO KNOTT SEVEN ACRES". If you do not see that, but do see mailboxes for 219A and 219B, that's ok too. Take a right on to that private dirt road/driveway. Follow it all the way to the end and park somewhere.

If you cannot see me, I am probably out in the meadow.
The meadow is south of the house. If you want to know which way south is, the last leg of the dirt road/driveway points south.
If you start walking south into the yard, you should see a grape arbor with a swing on it. The entrance to the meadow is just to the left of that.

Please remember this is Exeter. There are ticks and mosquitos and the occassional wasp. Exeter has a volunteer fire and rescue, so it could take 20 minutes or more for someone to get there. Bug spray and epi-pens (if needed) are highly recommended.

If these times do not work for people, give me a call [My cell phone is 401-523-4057] or drop me an e-mail at avelinak@cox.net. . I am usually available all day on Thursdays and Fridays and may be able to do another evening starting at 6:30PM by request.

We will be doing some royal rounds and some slot shoots to get ready for war.

I'm very excited. I hope I am not there alone.

Yours,
Baroness Avelina Keyes