best of Tennessee

Re: best of Tennessee

Ruth

>Congratulations, John! I really like the subject (as does my little granddaughter who is here now) and you did a great job.

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Jim Rutten

>Congratulations, John. Well deserved.

Way to Go John!

Bob Persing

>John,

Congrats to you!

Well deserved IMHO.

BobP

Congratulations!!

Joel Hunnicutt

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Congratulation - John!!

Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL

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Congrats! Keep up the creative work.

Pete Lamberty

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Making us proud!

Tony - Memphis

>Congrats.

Where in TN are you?

Tony

Very cool! Very innovative!

John Crissman

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Ric Erkes

>I haven't had much time lately to read the messageboard, but it's nice to come back to good news. Congrats John, you deserve it.

Ric

Re: Making us proud!

John Lucas

>Tony

I'm in the best part. Just kidding. I'm in Cookeville. A nice long drive from Memphis.

First opaque painted wood turning I've liked.

Al Crandall

>I'm a big detractor of painting wood turnings so you cannot see the beauty of the grain, but this piece REALLY works. Great job.

Re: Making us proud!

Tony - Memphis

>Yeah, it is nice up in that area. Stopped there once or twice up and dwon 40. I went to UT for a year and my folks live in High Point, so I've passed by that exit a few times! Last time I was up that way I was on my way to Sevierville for a class at Lonnie Bird's. That was in Oct. and it was really nice up there. Out the door before the sun rose and enjoyed the drive out in the country to his place very much. Had some good meals in Sevierville/Pigeon Forge area despite the traffic that time of year. Its much more crowded and too flat on our end.

Tony

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Arch

>Congratulations John, I 'nuked' in Oak Ridge for a time, years ago. Like your 'Tin Man', the people, the food and the landscape were the very best. Arch

Re: First opaque painted wood turning I've liked.

John Lucas

>Al

There wasn't any beautiful grain in that piece of wood. I paint and dye a lot of things but never a piece of good wood. If the grain, color or whatever is there I think the wood should remain wood not paint.

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Bill Dotten

>congradulations. You do get some work out of your right brain. keep it up

Re: best of Tennessee

Keith Tompkins

>Way to go John!!!!!!!!!!!

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RonZ

>Congratulations! I'm really happy for you.

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RevDoug

>I liked it when you originally posted it, and still do. Congrats on the honor.


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