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Jim DeLaney, Austintown, OH

>Well, the big cross-country move is over, finally. Mida and I are getting settled into our new home here in Austintown, Ohio - mostly unpacking boxes... - and getting used to the new area.

My shop is still mostly in boxes and crates. I did scab in a 240V line to make sure the cabinet saw and Laguna bandsaw were both operable, but other than that, won't see much shop time for at least another month. Pictures to follow, when I finally get it set up.

Right now, in addition to all the unpacking, the main project is to get the fallen leaves from the ten or twelve oak and maple trees in the back yard raked up. The new John Deere L110 was delivered yesterday, so at least I won't have to rake it all - just the windrows left after the Deere piled them up.

The new (cable) internet was installed today, so this is my first 'fast' logon from the new address. More later...


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Welcome to Ohio!!

Dave Peebles Lyons, Ohio!

>Hi Jim,

Glad to hear the you arrived in the great state of Ohio with all tools intact.

You made it just in time for winter.. :) But the colors are really great right now.

Welcome,

Dave

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Welcome to the Midwest!!

Jennifer@Indy.USA

>Hi Jim,

Glad to see the move went well. It's nice to have you here in the Midwest!....you'll have to get your map out and find your way over here again and join us for one of our many get-togethers.

okay...so it's ME who needs the map!

..inside joke : )....

I still feel like an idiot after that "tour" of downtown Indy I gave you.

Jennifer

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Re: Welcome to the Midwest!!

Joe Herrmann

>Yes, welcome!!

This next weekend (1st Sat. in Nov.) the turning club that meets in Cleveland is hosting a 2 day demo by Stuart Batty. If you have nothing else to do(LOL), you're welcome to join us. We meet at the Rockler store in Parma, just off of I480 at 9:00 AM.

At least you're far enough south that you won't have a lot of snow to contend with!!

Joe