This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

Well, if you have the address, do you need to confirm it?
It will be a rather large building with another building - smaller -
which is the garden shed Norm built.

Finally, from what I gather, there is a wildlife area behind the
property, meaning there should be a lot of trees.

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

MJM

wrote:

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

I see an aerial photo op...

Anyone have coordinates?

I can shoot the sucker from 1000 feet!

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
wrote:

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

I see an aerial photo op...

Anyone have coordinates?

I can shoot the sucker from 1000 feet!

Are you talking about Norm or the workshop?

B.

mcp6453 wrote:
This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.
supposedly it's co-located with the Victory Garden... Where ever that is...

"B A R R Y" wrote:

I can shoot the sucker from 1000 feet!

That's about as close as we're going to get to NYW here in SoCal.

First KCET (Los Angeles) totally dropped NYW programs.

Guess there isn't a big demand for NYW programs in Beverley Hills but
the still carry the This Old House stuff.

KOCE (Orange County) has been in begging mode 24/7 for so long that I
can't remember seeing anything but Lawrence Welk reruns on Saturday
night.

Other than that, they beg.

Wonder how many of us old farts have to die before they return to
actual programs?

Lew

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
wrote:

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

I see an aerial photo op...

Anyone have coordinates?

I can shoot the sucker from 1000 feet!

See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from.

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
wrote:

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

I see an aerial photo op...

Anyone have coordinates?

I can shoot the sucker from 1000 feet!

See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from.

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
wrote:

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

I see an aerial photo op...

Anyone have coordinates?

I can shoot the sucker from 1000 feet!

See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from.

"John Grossbohlin" wrote in message
m...

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
wrote:

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

I see an aerial photo op...

Anyone have coordinates?

I can shoot the sucker from 1000 feet!

See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from.

Not sure why this showed up repeatedly????

John Grossbohlin wrote:

See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from., a

I would if I could see ABPW.

My ISP dropped it.

wrote:
I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

Well, if you have the address, do you need to confirm it?
It will be a rather large building with another building - smaller -
which is the garden shed Norm built.

Finally, from what I gather, there is a wildlife area behind the
property, meaning there should be a lot of trees.

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

I *think* I have the address. I'm still researching. It's just a fun
thing to do. No ulterior motives.

"mcp6453" wrote in message
m...
This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the particular
address.


For Fun, I typed New Yankee Workshop in Google Earth and got,,


New Yankee Workshop

Write a review
528 Railway St
Templeton, IA 51463

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
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John Grossbohlin wrote:

See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from., a

I would if I could see ABPW.

My ISP dropped it.

For $3.95 one time setup you can get a free account at Teranews. Use the
link below and I get a $3..95 credit if I want to upgrade.

https://secure.usenetbilling.com/new...endor=teranews

On Sat, 06 Sep 2008 18:17:06 GMT, mcp6453 wrote:

This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I think he said on his farm (Morash), and the Victory Garden is behind
the NYW shop.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
John Grossbohlin wrote:
See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from., a
I would if I could see ABPW.

My ISP dropped it.

For $3.95 one time setup you can get a free account at Teranews. Use the
link below and I get a $3..95 credit if I want to upgrade.

https://secure.usenetbilling.com/new...endor=teranews




Done! Thanks for the link. A one time $4 is worth a shot.

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
John Grossbohlin wrote:
See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from., a
I would if I could see ABPW.

My ISP dropped it.

For $3.95 one time setup you can get a free account at Teranews. Use the
link below and I get a $3..95 credit if I want to upgrade.

https://secure.usenetbilling.com/new...endor=teranews


Done! Thanks for the link. A one time $4 is worth a shot.

I can repost the photo if need be... let me know.

B A R R Y wrote:

Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
John Grossbohlin wrote:
See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from., a
I would if I could see ABPW.

My ISP dropped it.

For $3.95 one time setup you can get a free account at Teranews. Use the
link below and I get a $3..95 credit if I want to upgrade.


https://secure.usenetbilling.com/new...endor=teranews




Done! Thanks for the link. A one time $4 is worth a shot.

Let us know how Teranews works for you. I tried it several years ago
after Hughes.net dropped Usenet (because their super-double-secret on-line
survey found that no one used Usenet). I was quite disappointed with
availability and retention on the free service, so, I stupidly signed up
for the pay service thinking it had to be better. It wasn't, that's when I
moved to Supernews. Hopefully Teranews has gotten their act together. If
you have problems, don't send good money after bad -- go find one of the
other Usenet carriers.


--
If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough

John Grossbohlin wrote:

Done! Thanks for the link. A one time $4 is worth a shot.

I can repost the photo if need be... let me know.

I posted to ABWP this morning and it never appeared...
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

Mark & Juanita wrote:
I was quite disappointed with
availability and retention on the free service, so, I stupidly signed up
for the pay service thinking it had to be better.

I posted a photo this morning, and it hasn't appeared as of 1935.
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

John Grossbohlin wrote:

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
John Grossbohlin wrote:
See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from., a
I would if I could see ABPW.

My ISP dropped it.

For $3.95 one time setup you can get a free account at Teranews. Use
the link below and I get a $3..95 credit if I want to upgrade.

https://secure.usenetbilling.com/new...endor=teranews



Done! Thanks for the link. A one time $4 is worth a shot.

I can repost the photo if need be... let me know.


I posted several messages via TeraNews today, but apparently I'm in
limbo as a new user. It'll get there, eventually....

B A R R Y wrote:
wrote:

And finally, share will ya? Even from a satellite view of several
thousand feet up is the closest we'll ever come to the
shop.

I see an aerial photo op...

Anyone have coordinates?

Do a Google map search on "NewYankee" :-)

--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
John Grossbohlin wrote:

"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
"B A R R Y" wrote in message
...
John Grossbohlin wrote:
See ABPW and tell me how high that shot is from., a
I would if I could see ABPW.

My ISP dropped it.

For $3.95 one time setup you can get a free account at Teranews. Use
the link below and I get a $3..95 credit if I want to upgrade.

https://secure.usenetbilling.com/new...endor=teranews


Done! Thanks for the link. A one time $4 is worth a shot.

I can repost the photo if need be... let me know.


I posted several messages via TeraNews today, but apparently I'm in limbo
as a new user. It'll get there, eventually....

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message

https://secure.usenetbilling.com/new...endor=teranews


Done! Thanks for the link. A one time $4 is worth a shot.

I can repost the photo if need be... let me know.


I posted several messages via TeraNews today, but apparently I'm in limbo
as a new user. It'll get there, eventually....



You replied to the email they sent you I assume?

They do say there can be a 24 hour lag for new users to prevent abuse.

On Sep 6, 2:17*pm, mcp6453 wrote:
This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

I don't watch the Victory Garden so I no reference other than the
building appears to be the right color.
(watch the wrap)

http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v=...cl=1&encType=1

but there are three tractor trailors that appear to be full of
brads...

Ok, we're holding this on the last Saturday in September, on Norm's front
lawn (the one with the nice patio furniture) to elect committee members and
give him a lovely surprise.
Unless the sub-committee us elected in time and manages to raid his kitchen,
you'll have to bring your own sandwiches.

I propose J Clarke for secretary (chosen purely at random, honest!! but I'm
dying to hear the acceptance speech) and for chairman. Larry & Robotoy.
I'd nominate an auditor based on frequency of contribution to the group, so
possibly Woodie or


Other positions to be filled - Treasurer, Vise Chairman, Clamp Chairman, Lord
High Executioner, Spanish Ambassador, Pitcher, Long Stop, Grand Vizier, Cabin
Boy etc - can be decided by a vote. Florida residents excepted.

There will be a raffle. Winner gets to keep Norm for a year as a
conversation-provoking mantle ornament. The contents of the shed will be
distributed by drawing lots.

Now, we need a volunteer to negotiate the Cable deal.

Anyone?

"Limp Arbor" wrote in message
...
On Sep 6, 2:17 pm, mcp6453 wrote:
This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

I don't watch the Victory Garden so I no reference other than the
building appears to be the right color.
(watch the wrap)

http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v=...cl=1&encType=1

but there are three tractor trailors that appear to be full of
brads...



Much better photo that off Google Earth...;~)

Bored Borg wrote:
Ok, we're holding this on the last Saturday in September, on Norm's front
lawn (the one with the nice patio furniture) to elect committee members and
give him a lovely surprise.
Unless the sub-committee us elected in time and manages to raid his kitchen,
you'll have to bring your own sandwiches.

I propose J Clarke for secretary (chosen purely at random, honest!! but I'm
dying to hear the acceptance speech) and for chairman. Larry & Robotoy.
I'd nominate an auditor based on frequency of contribution to the group, so
possibly Woodie or


Other positions to be filled - Treasurer, Vise Chairman, Clamp Chairman, Lord
High Executioner, Spanish Ambassador, Pitcher, Long Stop, Grand Vizier, Cabin
Boy etc - can be decided by a vote. Florida residents excepted.


You are obviously a newbie.

LRod was elected President YEARS ago!

One look at his website, and you'll see why there can be no other. Off
to Google for you...

Bored Borg wrote:
Ok, we're holding this on the last Saturday in September, on Norm's front
lawn (the one with the nice patio furniture) to elect committee members and
give him a lovely surprise.
Unless the sub-committee us elected in time and manages to raid his kitchen,
you'll have to bring your own sandwiches.

I propose J Clarke for secretary (chosen purely at random, honest!! but I'm
dying to hear the acceptance speech) and for chairman. Larry & Robotoy.
I'd nominate an auditor based on frequency of contribution to the group, so
possibly Woodie or


Other positions to be filled - Treasurer, Vise Chairman, Clamp Chairman, Lord
High Executioner, Spanish Ambassador, Pitcher, Long Stop, Grand Vizier, Cabin
Boy etc - can be decided by a vote. Florida residents excepted.

There will be a raffle. Winner gets to keep Norm for a year as a
conversation-provoking mantle ornament. The contents of the shed will be
distributed by drawing lots.

Now, we need a volunteer to negotiate the Cable deal.

Anyone?

The Cabal is not amused. We ride tonight. Meet at midnight under the
oak tree at the edge of town. Bring a toad.

Now, we need a volunteer to negotiate the Cable deal.

Would that be a Porter Cable deal?

--
To e-mail, replace "bucketofspam" with "dleegordon"

_________________________________
Lee Gordon
http://www.leegordonproductions.com

On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 18:06:43 -0400, B A R R Y
wrote:

You are obviously a newbie.

LRod was elected President YEARS ago!

One look at his website, and you'll see why there can be no other. Off
to Google for you...

Thank you.

In case anyone doesn't know it, I split off the Norm's Tools part of
my personal website to an eponymous domain name last December.



--
LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

http://www.woodbutcher.net
http://www.normstools.com

Proud participant of rec.woodworking since February, 1997

email addy de-spam-ified due to 1,000 spams per month.
If you can't figure out how to use it, I probably wouldn't
care to correspond with you anyway.

LRod wrote:


Thank you.

We got yer back! G

Google Earth
Latitude 42.424976
Longitude -71.208977

41 Pleasant St
Lexington MA 02421

Art

"mcp6453" wrote in message
m...
This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

On Mon, 8 Sep 2008 23:06:43 +0100, B A R R Y wrote
(in article ):

Bored Borg wrote:
snipped
Other positions to be filled - Treasurer, Vise Chairman, Clamp Chairman,
Lord
High Executioner, Spanish Ambassador, Pitcher, Long Stop, Grand Vizier,
Cabin
Boy etc - can be decided by a vote. Florida residents excepted.


You are obviously a newbie.

LRod was elected President YEARS ago!

One look at his website, and you'll see why there can be no other. Off
to Google for you...

I stand chastised hangs head in shame

On Mon, 8 Sep 2008 23:12:10 +0100, jo4hn wrote
(in article ):

Anyone?

The Cabal is not amused. We ride tonight. Meet at midnight under the
oak tree at the edge of town. Bring a toad.

What flavour?


--Not Bored Borg, just an innocent bystander...

The Victory Garden is no longer done by Morash,
who did have the actual garden at his home which
was next to the New Yankee Workshop.

This was pointed out by Norm on several occasions
in prior years.

The Victory Garden is now another new group of
folks.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/victorygarden/

John Grossbohlin wrote:

I don't watch the Victory Garden so I no reference other than the

In article ,
"Artemus" wrote:

Google Earth
Latitude 42.424976
Longitude -71.208977

41 Pleasant St
Lexington MA 02421

Art

"mcp6453" wrote in message
m...
This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

hard to tell if this is it with all the trees. There is no clear view of
Norm's shop or the little shed he built either. It doesn't even look
like where the Victory Gardens is done for that matter.
--
Bob

In article ,
"Artemus" wrote:

Google Earth
Latitude 42.424976
Longitude -71.208977

41 Pleasant St
Lexington MA 02421

Art

"mcp6453" wrote in message
m...
This topic has been posted many times here, and I have read most of the
posts, but no one has conclusively stated the answer. What is the street
address of Norm's shop? The consensus is that the shop is in Russel
Morash's back yard.

I'm just curious. They don't allow visitors, and I am not interested in
being a trespasser. I think I know the address, particularly since it
seems that the satellite maps may be limited in zooming on the
particular address.

On second thought, maybe the area at top left is where the Victory
Gardens is at since there appears to be some beds, etc. But there is no
clear view of Norm's shop and the shed.
--
Mike

"Mike" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Artemus" wrote:

Google Earth
Latitude 42.424976
Longitude -71.208977

41 Pleasant St
Lexington MA 02421


If you don't like that photo use MS Virtual Earth... ;~)