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Originally Posted by bluesman7
Exactly correct :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by bluesman7
Exactly correct :)
And liberal amounts of story stretching in both places...thank God the normal odor of Texas is cows so you don't notice it quite as easily as other places.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluesman7
There were enough hones there to build a house. :)
I think it depends on people's interest where they spend most time. I'll probably be running around in the forging area non stop except when I'm drinking coffee :) Iirc there were a couple of people spending a ton of time on a ton of hones. David Was waking scales and Ron was being the scientist with the microscope.
There will be a ton f hones somewhere near all the beer and whiskey. Tc
I do hope Howard brings some more of that dark beer. It was amazing.
I would be happy to go. I wonder if someone would be willing to share a room to split the cost?
Are there other places to stay in case the hotel is booked?
Id also be looking for a bunk mate. I just want to get 100% confirmation that i can go before i start putting it together.Quote:
Originally Posted by dta116
Alright, I am 100% coming this year... going to be leaving from Broomfield CO. If your on my way let me know!
Also Are people waiting on grinders? This is my first year so I don't know what's needed but I'll bring whatever will help...
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If you have a grinder that runs off 110v, bring it!
We could probably split the 230V line that we ran your grinder off of last year, Scott, and run another 230v grinder that wayQuote:
Originally Posted by ScottGoodman