Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Missing the 5 Barns AGAIN!!!!
Doug Trembath
>Man, I wish I had been able to make the 5 Barns gathering! Too many family things going, to my chagrin. I just know they are right now gearing up for a heck of a good time, as I sit here with my coffee and a sad look on my face. Let's all wish them the best, and hope they all post some great pictures. Best of luck, Bill!
Doug Trembath
Studio in the Woods
Re: Missing the 5 Barns AGAIN!!!!
Gary Evans, Tallassee, TN
>I feel the same way, Doug. My wife and I made it two years ago and had a great time at the Grumbine compound. I also hope that everyone is having a wonderful time this year.
GE
Me Too!
David Propst
>We were planning on going until I got an unexpected clinical assignment for Sunday. Hopefully next year!
David
Hope you make Sophie's next year
Dave Smith
>Hi David,
It is good to see your name again. I assume you are doing well in your training. I have some stunning fiddleback big leaf maple I cut last week. Should I keep it for your graduation. You may be tempted to turn it when you see it.
Dave Smith
Tuning pens in Longview, wA.
Re: Again!!
Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey
>Yes. It is True . . .you indeed missed [again] a prime gathering, prime food, prime demos, primo Instant Gallery, and a truly exceptional group believed to have topped 100 this year.
Ah, but then there WILL be Nest Year! Just trhink, redemption is a mere 364 days away.
Mark Mandell
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Re: Again!!
Ruth
>Ok, Mark, what was the good drink?
I'm trhinking about nest year! : ) : )
Re: Again - Speaking of Missing
Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey
>I didn't see a box of your t-shirts anywhere!
The drinks were, however, properly chilled. |;-}}
Mark
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Re: Me Too!
Mike Rubes
>Hi David,
I'm sorry you couldn't make it. I'd tell you it really wasn't that good and you didn't miss anything and it really wasn't worth the 9 hour drive, but.... :)
I'm sorry classes got in the way. I hope things work out and you can make it next year. It really was a blast. I did drive just as I indicated I would, leaving Apex about 6:00 AM Friday put me up there in plenty of time for some late afternoon gabbing and then dinner. I left Sunday morning about 5:00 and had virtually no traffic on the way home. A little rain, but that just served to keep my newly acquired wood moist in the bed of the truck!
Talk to you soon,
Mike
Grinning and planning bowls in Apex, NC