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I know I see from time to time, some of you inviting others to drop by when they are in town. As a frequent traveler for the day job I would love to meet some of you if possible.

Not sure anyone would learn any great revelations from me as I am a real amateur with around 20 builds to my name, but welcome anyone visiting my area to stop by and swap experiences.

Rich Altieri, Amsterdam NY - about 30 miles west of Albany right off NYS 87. All are welcome (if you can find me in town - I travel almost every week for the day job. Gotta do something to pay for all that wood and all those tools



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I'm in Columbia, SC - pretty much the center of the state - where it's hotter & more humid in the summer than anywhere else on earth.    Otherwise, nice place though - OK music scene, lots of activities in the arts - 175 miles from Atlanta, 80 miles from Charlotte, 110 miles from Charleston, 130 miles from the Blue Ridge mountains.

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I am in Sudbury, Mass. About 25 miles west of Boston.


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I from Odessa Texas. That is just about as close to no-where as you can get in this country Just call me the no-where man


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Warsaw, Indiana...the north-central part of the state...lake country.

About half-way between Ft. Wayne and the home of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish!

Sorry Lance ...but I did manage to restrain myself after the game at the Big House!

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Nipigon Ontario, Canada. If you look at Lake superior and find the most northern tip, The "ear of the Wolf" that is Nipigon Bay, Nipigon if just up the Nipigon River from there.


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Toronto, Ontario Canada on the weekends (otherwise Paris or Montreal during the work week).

Rich, I'd love to be your way sometime -- the Albany area is real pretty especially this time of year.


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The Albany, When I read that I though yes the Albany is very pretty this time of year as the first snows are falling, then I realised you arn't talking about the area north of here that flows into Hudson Bay arvey38657.570150463


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Nacogdoches, Texas--which is in the forested eastern part of the state. Which, by the way Skip, is both hotter AND more humid than any place in South Carolina. Not bragging, mind you, sort of whimpering.

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I understand Steve - whimpering is perfectly appropriate - especially when you get more than four very humid 104 degree F. days in a row.

Sadly, Columbia SC sits in a bowl-like depression that seems to hold the heat & moisture close. Travel a hundred miles south & the average temperature is 7 - 9 degrees cooler on average during the height of summer. Yuck!

But I bet your slice of Tejas is no picnic in simmer (oops, I mean't "summer") either!

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Los Alamos, New Mexico. Which contrary to popular belief is not in the desert, but up in the mountains with cool summer temps. We're about 30 miles from Sanat Fe. Love to hear from anyone coming out this way.

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Bartlesville,OK, NO, that where I moved from to Portland Maine fro apprenticeship which is fini (little euro lingo) and reside for another week. Debating, if should return to Bartlesville or go to Branson Mo. Wait while typing this made decision as of the 15th somewhere in Branson Mo. Where don't know, but will find someone who wants to sell a house and with a shop. Can't wait and have a waiting list of vet's and kids to build for, which should keep me happy and busy


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anyone here going to Branson for summer fun, let me know always welcome. Plan on a Bill Moll visit when he has time and I won't be in his way.


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Collier Row - a suburb of the London borough of havering, about 15 miles from the center of london but 3 miles from the Essex borders, England.
that was long winded.
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A little village in the southern highlands, Sweden, but currently i'm studying lutherie in stockholm.

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Cool, California. About twice the distance from "Colier Row a suberb of London" to "Buffalo NY" John How38657.6069328704

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Kona, Hawaii. Roughly 7500 miles west by southwest of Colier Row a suburb of London


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