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Do the man a favor and take all the coke. Then use a broom to clean up the area. He may know other people that need to get rid of things. :wink:

Wow, :shock: You go through three truckloads of coke per day. Now that's impressive. I'd hate to think they were "B Doubles".

Just pulling your leg. What a great find

Score one the kid!

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how do you find out about these shows and events? i'm in la grange, ky. i'm new here and don't know where to find the goings on. i'm always looking for stuff because i've got a bunch of junk for tools...except for two hammers that are new and great.

Rich, how far are you willing to travel to a show one way?

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Rick; can you get to Quad-State Blacksmiths Round-Up sept 23, 24, 25 in Troy Ohio?

Usually there is more smithing stuff for sale there than anywhere else I have ever heard of!

there is a link to the event site from www.sofasounds.com IIRC. The entry fee may look a bit steep but it's a lot cheaper than many and you can camp on-site to hold down costs.

I'm flying up from NM to go to it (cheaper than driving these days)

Thomas

Bah! My company is sending me to training from the 20th - the 23rd and I won't be back in town until the 24th.

I'll check out the link to the Quad State.

Glenn, I'd probably not want to travel more than 2 or 3 hours away.

rvb

Well those workshops in Maine (on the calendar section) are too far then


try:
Tannehill State Park is located approximately 25 southwest of
Birmingham, Alabama. They are going to try to have a conference in Dec last I heard. Alabama Forge Council

MISSISSIPPI FORGE COUNCIL will normally meet on the second Saturday of each month at 9:00am at the Agricultural Museum, on Lakeland Drive, in Jackson, Miss. This may be canceled due to the hurricane.

well, too far to drive to anyway.

actually, i would love to go up there to take some classes, but the whole work thing has got me strapped into weekends only.

rvb