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Wally Dickerman!!

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Wally Dickerman!!

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

>Wally,

Where you been? Have not seen you on WC or WOW lately, and missed you on the chatroom.

Have you been up to the NW on a wood collecting trip?

Mark

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Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey

>He was in Provo and is now in WA with family. Only way I know is that he put in a post on WOW on one of Molly's pics of the confab.

Mark

[collecting irrelevant information in New Jersey]

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Wally Dickerman

>Hey Mark....Thanks for asking. My wife and I are on a 2 month trip in the NW. We started at the Provo symposium, and are currently in Portland. I plan to pick up a few hundred pounds of Maple burl, myrtlewood and madrone burl. Enough to keep me busy for the next year.

The Provo symposium was great. They celebrated their 25th anniversary with a special show. There were about 700 attendees.

Wally

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Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

>Color me green with envy.

Have a safe rest of the trip.

Mark

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Re: Like I Said . . .

Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey

>He's in OR [or some place north of California and west of Idaho]

|;-}}}

Have Fun, Wally!!!

(& Drive safe - we want to see those burls turned to gems as usual)

Mark

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You're here already!

Dave Smith

>Hi Wally,

I am going to have to call a napalm strike in on my shop so we can get to the lathe. You and Jane have an open invitation to dinner any time it is convenient. We don't have to do any turning. That is, if you don't want to. The next time I visit you I am going to try your Nichols lathe. They are on my short list for my next lathe. Only problem is I am a little short on the green to make a purchase.

Dave Smith

Visions of large bowls dancing in my head in Longview, WA.

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