At 09:08 PM 09/11/1999 -0400, John Hartman wrote: >Thank you for the encouragement! You're very welcome. >I enjoyed the inspiring article about Ted Sambell. Good work! I made my >own scaled down version of the tool cabinet. > >Thanks also for the photos, I keep the one of Ted trying to teach me how >to make a bass string on my office wall. He is the true Zen master of >our craft, what patience. The photo of Del with his ear on the winding >machine is carefully archived for a future moment when I am in a more >comic mood. I don't know if I told you, but Ted and Del have those same photos. One of each of you, sent to each of you. <grin> For me, and apparently for several of us, the couple of days after the Banff convention had their own special magic. >Some day I will have to show you the photos documenting the trip Del and >I went in search of the rare Poppycock Spruce. Strange, I thought that the Poppycock was a very common species. Why, just listen to people trying to sell pianos! They all seem to be made of Poppycock. I guess it's much rarer that close to Banff. >We returned to base camp (the Banff hotel) >(treble camp was full) immediately where I received prompt medical >attention. Liquid, no doubt, for faster recovery. I look forward to seeing more of your drawings in the Journal. Susan
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