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jguy
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Location: United States Conyers, Georgia Occupation: computer programmer Age: 68 |
#1 2012-07-21 20:08 |
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I hope everyone enjoyed the demonstration of making a colonial candlestick. Here's the notes for the Colonial Candlestick class (Doug Head, Alabama Forge Council sponsored class) that John Stine and I attended:(click here)
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Jim Guy
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cal
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Location: United States Sharpsburg, GA Occupation: Retired Programer Age: 73 |
#2 2012-07-23 10:28 |
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Jim,
Thank you again for your outstanding demonstration. The extra effort you put into preparing for it is much appreciated. Sorry I was not able to stay for all of the second half |
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Cal Kohler
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John Stine
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Location: United States Occupation: retired Age: 76 |
#3 2012-07-25 08:05 |
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Not only is Jim a very good blacksmith but a courageous one to demonstrate for us in the hottest time of the year.
Thanks to Jim for agreeing to be drafted into demonstrating Saturday! |
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John Myers
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Location: United States Occupation: Age: 97 |
#4 2012-07-25 21:32 |
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JIM It was a great demo and though I did not stay for the afternoon session there was a LOT to see in the AM. Thank you.
We have a wide variety of skill level and the demos from some lower level might be past the needs of the upper skill level people, BUT, I am just middling and I keep being reminded of things that I know, BUT DO NOT PRACTICE even on demos of the basics. THEN, when someone like Jim demos,I pick up on a LOT of stuff. There is a saying I like. "You can see a lot by observing."(Yogi Berra) I am trying to increase my ability to observe. Looking forward to the August meeting. JUAN |
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