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  1. 05-09-2010, 5:21 PM #1
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    It's nice to know more about you Wally! Thanks for taking time to do the interview and for being an inspiration to all of us who are new to turning!
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    Wally, I have enjoyed every comment that you have made in my short tenure in the turning forum!! You always have something of merit to say. We are so fortunate to have a woodturner with your level of experience and knowledge among us.

    Great interview, and thanks for taking the time!! And, Steve, thanks for making the effort to bring this to us!
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    Wow ive seen a lot of these turnings here and there, didn't know they were all by Wally. Great work and nice interview.
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    Always good to know a bit more about a fellow woodturner... Especially someone as knowledgeable and respected as Wally. I appreciate your taking time to do the interview(and Steve for doing it). More so, I appreciate you taking the time to participate on the forum.
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    Very interesting, and beautiful work! I especially liked the white bowl (holly?) with the inlay work on it. Glad to know you're in Phoenix, PM sent!
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    Great choice and fascinating interview. Thanks to both Wally and Steve for taking the time to do this. Your contributions have made this a special place to visit!
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    Wally it is sure good to get to know you better.
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    Wally,
    I enjoyed your interview.
    Your work is beautiful.
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  10. 05-10-2010, 9:36 PM #9
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave MacArthur View Post
    Very interesting, and beautiful work! I especially liked the white bowl (holly?) with the inlay work on it. Glad to know you're in Phoenix, PM sent!
    Actuall Dave, I live in Green Valley, 30 miles south of Tucson. Thanks for your comments.

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