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Nashua, New Hampshire. 25 miles north of Boston and likely 10 mins from Mike Mahar's.
Also, close enough to Bob C's to feel the pull of the Zoot!

Wade

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Wade
Nashua, NH
http://www.wadefx.com

Kutztown, PA between Allentown and Reading. I miss my home state of
SD though!

Kings Mountain, North Carolina...and anyone on this list is welcome to visit. I'm at the bottom end of the State, not far at all from Interstate 85.

And personally, I'd love to visit Collier Row, a suburb of London. Oh, and I have no desire to get on the bad side of any of our Texan brothers, but Columbia, SC IS the hottest place on earth. I don't know why, but it is.Simplyhere38657.645150463

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Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines.

Englewood Colorado for now. About 15 minutes south of downtown Denver.

Hastings Sussex England, on south coast ,about 200yards from English Channel.

Madison, WI
About halfway between Cool, CA and Buffalo, NY.
In fact it's about smack dab in the middle of the US so I'm thinking that the next get together should be in Madison. It would be convenient for everyone, especially me.

Southern Ohio, about an hour east of Cincinnati.

Outside Philadelphia, PA

Hey Skip. I graduated from USC Columbia. It was warm but you always have great golf and the beach a few hours away!

I live in a river-side suburb called Como West, about 20 miles SSW of Sydney, Australia.

Houston, Texas -- Home of the National League champs (albeit WS losers ), the Astros.

Drop on by anytime! I always love the opportunity to fire up the BBQ and ice down a case of Lone Star.

Best,

Michael
    Michael McBroom38657.7299189815

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Live to Play, Play to Live

Sumner, Maine. Totally rural area, about 70 miles NW of Portland Maine, 25
miles NW of Lewiston/Auburn. We have 4 seasons here: winter (snow), mud
season, black flies season and 4th of July… It's beautiful though.

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Laurent Brondel
West Paris, Maine - USA
http://www.laurentbrondel.com/

Englewood Florida 90 miles South of Tampa. I'm in the process of moving in and setting up a new shop. The welcome sign is always out.Keith M38657.740162037

Belluno, northeastern Italy 80 km far from Venice in the Dolomiti mountains. Look forward to meet you here also You all guys are welcome.

Luigi

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Brock Poling
Columbus, Ohio
http://www.polingguitars.com

Buffalo, California and Kona all sounda whole heap more sunny and interesting than collier row a suburb of london I can tell ya! wish I wern't here!
Of course You all welcome to pop in for some munch and a beer if yer in townHeath38657.7616087963

Germantown (Memphis) TN.

3 miles SW from Ground Zero......

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Don Atwood
Arlington, VA

Campbell, CA. About 100 miles south and west of Cool, CA.

BTW: It is a real place.

Guitar Ed

Enfield Maine, 40 miles north of Bangor.

In a Funeral Parlor called Sarasota, Florida...Unbelievably Hummid...typical 95%. Sidewalks role up at 7pm and the average age is 95. But I 'm not complaining...their parents all live in Naples.

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Dave Bland

remember...

"If it doesn't play in tune...it's just pretty wood"

Portland, Oregon, but only recently. We were in the chaos of the SF Bay Area
for 20+ years until 5 months ago.

-C

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Freeborn Guitars
and home of BeauGuard©

James Island, South Carolina 2.2 miles from the edge of America, Folly Beach. But within the city limits of Charleston.

Hold your right hand with the palm facing you. Place your left index finger at the center and there I am, right between Mt. Pleasant and Shepherd!!!!!!

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DES - Shepherd, MI

Duluth, Minnesota, USA. If you are standing on the North Pole, take one step south, and there's Duluth. It really isn't the coldest spot in the USA in the winter; my toes are! Actually, Duluth is right at the southwest "fingertip" of Lake Superior. It's a loooong plane ride from a suburb of London, Belluno in the Dolomiti mountains, and the Kona coast.

What's more, just 3 short years ago I left James Island, South Carolina, a couple of miles from the "edge of America", Folly Beach. Hi Dale!

By the way, of the humid places I've been in the summertime (Houston, New Orleans, Dallas, St. Louis, Jacksonville, and Fort Meyers) I do believe Columbia, SC can easily compete. It ain't just the humidity; it's the dew point!!!

-Dennis Leahy

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Dennis Leahy
Duluth, MN, USA
7th Sense Multimedia

Hey All:

Been lurking for a couple of weeks here - great forum! Look forward to interacting with you all.

I'm in Helena, MT.

Regards,

Mark Tripp

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Pullman, WA

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