Patches, Secret Societies, NY Classic and a Wooden 3-Way

Fred Schultz's Mr. Fred & Friends podcast last night featured the WCPL, along with Dirk Gaderry (made sure to spell that name right this time!) (and again!) of the Ironmen, Jacob Easter of Toxic Teddeys, Bill Bailey of Old School Paintball Guns  and promoter of the New York Classic, Kevin Donaldson (who was unable to appear owing to technical difficulties) all discussed woodsball play, the historic fields in New York and the importance of supporting young guns play in order to bring new players into the sport.
Dirk Gadberry:  "Can't wait to get to those hallowed grounds...the location of the first World Cup.  When you walk out and see those fields...when you stand back and look at it...there's something there.  I don't know if its the ghosts of paintball players running around in the woods...but there's just something about those fields and those woods that brings it to a whole different experience than anywhere else in the whole United States."
Jacob Easter talked about bringing a whole team of scenario players to the Florida event, players who'd not competed together before. "We tried to get the vibe right."  "I just wanted to be sure everyone was having a good time."
Fred Schults:  "Going out and doing the woods ball thing is a lot of fun."
Jacob:  "I thought the fields there (Panhandle Paintball) were really good."
Check it out in its entirety here

And, finally,this.  A manually operated, wooden three-way valve.  Or, at least that's what I'm calling it!

You can watch a video of it in operation here

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