Springfield VA breakfast

1/16/05, 3:28 PM #1

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Springfield VA breakfast

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>A gathering of galoots in Springfield VA....

Dave Anderson and I were on our way down to Colonial Williamsburg for the SAPFM meeting and had the pleasure of breakfast and tool talk with a number of Wood Central folk...

Joe Rogers, William Duffield, Jim Crammond (also headed to VA) Skip from Falls Church, Tim Moore, Dave Shoultz, Doug Robinson,and Paul Mosteller...(hope I got all the names correct)

Good food, better tools, and great time meeting everybody!!

Roger

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My woodworking interests are all over the place, but my primary love is American Period furniture, especially Federal pieces... I also do some turning and am beginning to turn for the sake of turning and not just because I have to make a piece for another project. Same thing for woodcarving, a skill I'm working hard at developing. Like many, I'm a tool junkie, especially on the lookout for old quality user tools...I'm not a collector..I'm not a collector, I'm not a collector..oh..never mind, I might collect a little <IMG SRC="/webbbs/smileys/smile.gif" BORDER=0 ALT=":)"> Always on the lookout too for that special piece of wood that I might need someday... Very involved with the Guild of NH Woodworkers where I am a past president of the Guild, and just honored to be around so many talented people!! Can be found here or on the creek, especially if you look in the Neander sections.... Not a purist, but I do enjoy using hand tools, especially on the final stages of a project... Roger

Re: Springfield VA breakfast

1/16/05, 3:31 PM #2

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Pic 2

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>Second pic, just to prove there were tools in addition to food :)

Again, what a great time!!

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My woodworking interests are all over the place, but my primary love is American Period furniture, especially Federal pieces... I also do some turning and am beginning to turn for the sake of turning and not just because I have to make a piece for another project. Same thing for woodcarving, a skill I'm working hard at developing. Like many, I'm a tool junkie, especially on the lookout for old quality user tools...I'm not a collector..I'm not a collector, I'm not a collector..oh..never mind, I might collect a little <IMG SRC="/webbbs/smileys/smile.gif" BORDER=0 ALT=":)"> Always on the lookout too for that special piece of wood that I might need someday... Very involved with the Guild of NH Woodworkers where I am a past president of the Guild, and just honored to be around so many talented people!! Can be found here or on the creek, especially if you look in the Neander sections.... Not a purist, but I do enjoy using hand tools, especially on the final stages of a project... Roger

Re: Springfield VA breakfast

1/16/05, 3:40 PM #3

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ID's revealed

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>Starting from left near, and going clockwise...

Jim Crammond, Dave Shoultz, Doug Robinson, Roger Myers, Joe Rogers, William Duffield, Dave Anderson, Paul Mosteller, Tim Moore, and Skip Thompson....

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My woodworking interests are all over the place, but my primary love is American Period furniture, especially Federal pieces... I also do some turning and am beginning to turn for the sake of turning and not just because I have to make a piece for another project. Same thing for woodcarving, a skill I'm working hard at developing. Like many, I'm a tool junkie, especially on the lookout for old quality user tools...I'm not a collector..I'm not a collector, I'm not a collector..oh..never mind, I might collect a little <IMG SRC="/webbbs/smileys/smile.gif" BORDER=0 ALT=":)"> Always on the lookout too for that special piece of wood that I might need someday... Very involved with the Guild of NH Woodworkers where I am a past president of the Guild, and just honored to be around so many talented people!! Can be found here or on the creek, especially if you look in the Neander sections.... Not a purist, but I do enjoy using hand tools, especially on the final stages of a project... Roger

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