Happy Guy Fawkes Day to all our British Turners. My son is an old
Wykemist and I remember the huge bonfires in the town of Winchester.
Tonight's bonfires offer a good chance to get rid of scrap wood and
rejected turnings. Not that you guys ever make mistakes or admit to
same.

Turn to Safety, Arch

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(Arch) wrote:

Happy Guy Fawkes Day to all our British Turners. My son is an old
Wykemist and I remember the huge bonfires in the town of Winchester.

Thanks, Arch. That brought back some fond memories. 'Penny for the Guy',
bottle rockets, out late on a cold November night!

Tonight's bonfires offer a good chance to get rid of scrap wood and
rejected turnings. Not that you guys ever make mistakes or admit to
same.

Turn to Safety, Arch

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We just had our Bonfire and our wedding anniversary on the same day 16 years
yesterday

Ken Port

PS we don't need the civil union bill just communication and consideration
for each other
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(Arch) wrote:

Happy Guy Fawkes Day to all our British Turners. My son is an old
Wykemist and I remember the huge bonfires in the town of Winchester.

Thanks, Arch. That brought back some fond memories. 'Penny for the Guy',
bottle rockets, out late on a cold November night!

Tonight's bonfires offer a good chance to get rid of scrap wood and
rejected turnings. Not that you guys ever make mistakes or admit to
same.

Turn to Safety, Arch

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On Sat, 6 Nov 2004 09:31:55 +1300, "Woodcut tools 2000 Ltd sales"
wrote:

We just had our Bonfire and our wedding anniversary on the same day

I got married on Hiroshima Day

Arch wrote:

Happy Guy Fawkes Day to all our British Turners. My son is an old
Wykemist and I remember the huge bonfires in the town of Winchester.

That the CITY of Winchester!

My father in law was one of their cricket umpires....

Tonight's bonfires offer a good chance to get rid of scrap wood and
rejected turnings. Not that you guys ever make mistakes or admit to
same.
Scrap wood? whats that?

Niel ;-)

Arch wrote:

Happy Guy Fawkes Day to all our British Turners. My son is an old
Wykemist

Hummm, where, during cricket week, Pimms is served by the/from a 3
gallon stainless steel bar bucket!!!

Happy memories, Niel.

Thanks Arch for the thoughts.

As to the mistakes, I am always making them, it is the only way to
learn!

A couple of years ago I re-opened the hearth in my home and every
winter my failures keep my grey cells warm and roast the Chestnuts!

Regards Peter.

Thanks for the memories, everyone.

Lobby, I bet that pence is now a pound.

Ken & Andy, Congratulations and best wishes for many happy returns of
your day.

Niel, Any CITY that was the nation's capital when London was a village
deserves my apology for calling it a town.
BTW, Was that bar bucket the origin of the term, 'Pimms Cup'? Tell your
F.I.L. that a 'hot was held' on rcw to remember those held at the 'Green
Man' pub.

Peter Charles, Sorry, you can't claim many mistakes. We have all seen
pics of your very elegant platters.


Turn to Safety, Arch
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