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  1. 03-02-2006, 10:17 PM #16
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    Welcome to the Creek Don! Nice of you to join the Turner's forum. You might as well cause Andy will push you into the vortex anyway!
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    Welcome Don, that's some good looking work!
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    Welcome Don!. Nice looking work. When do your classes start?
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  4. 03-02-2006, 11:27 PM #19
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    Well look what the cat drug in! Welcome Don!
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  5. 03-02-2006, 11:29 PM #20
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    Hi Don,

    Welcome to the Creek. Very nice turnings. I see you live in the land of plentiful wood. One area in the country that a turner can turn forever and never run out of wood. Twenty five years ago, I lived in Carlisle, abut ten miles N. of Cobleskill, for about fifteen years. About all I miss is the free wood.

    Great bunch of folks hear at the Creek, looking forward to seeing more of your work, stop by often.

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  6. 03-03-2006, 12:07 AM #21
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    Nice work Don!
    Glad you steped up to the plate!
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    Welcome Don!!!! Always like to see new victims!! Nice looking work you have there and looking forward to more.
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  8. 03-03-2006, 6:24 AM #23
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    Welcome, Don. I'm not too far away, over in the Berkshires. I wish WE had a turning club here . The Creek is a great place to hang out.
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    Glad to have you aboard Don.

    I was born in Troy and I've still have family there. I try and get back to visit every couple of years. Maybe next time we can meet in person. There's a restaurant on route 9 up your way, The Ripe or maybe Red Tomato, that we like. Do you know it? Great food.

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    I'm so disappointed ...I thought we were going to get a new member of the bonker brigade...then I see this wonderful stuff you do. It's lonely here with us few knowledge challenged struggling along.

    Anyway...Welcome to the crazy side of SMC.
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  11. 03-03-2006, 8:13 AM #26
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    Those woods in your neighborhood harbor some beauties. These pieces show you are proficient in the turning craft, and we welcome you and your pictures to our humble abode.
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    Just what we need another spin guy
    But you come with great pix and talent so I want to welcome you to the creek and issue a Picture Police Good Seal of Approval
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  13. 03-03-2006, 8:20 AM #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn Hodges
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    I had to double-check and make sure I was at the right place...
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    Thanks!

    Thanks everybody for the warm welcome-much appreciated. Looking forward to hanging out here.
    Ernie-thanks for the tips-very helpful.
    Bill S.-Carlisle is about 30 minutes west of me on Route 20-not much there but a lot of trees and a great park called Wintergreen with a big waterfalls.
    Ed S.-you"re sure welcome to come to our club anytime. Check adirondackwoodturners.org for more info. I just did the demo at our meeting this week. There is also a fairly new club down in the Catskill Mtn area now. Also a club somewhere in Conn. I believe.
    Karl-Yes, the Ripe Tomato is a very popular place-great food. I'm in the book if you get out this way!

    Have a great weekend everyone!

    Don

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    Hi Don,
    Welcome. I've actually met you at the Albany Symposium. Good to see you here.
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