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[gordon Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close gordon]

Hi again,
this is Gordon the one who is coming to the states on holiday. Just telling you a little about myselfI have been wodworking for many years as a hobby and a way of making items for the home. My biggesr project was all the units for a fitted kitchen. My smallest, probably turned earrings. I enjoy turning and recently sscrolling now that I can get good patterns from ssws. My work was designing kilns and similar equipment 0 glad i'm out of it having retired4 years ago. I am in my garage/workshop 20/30 hours /week and most that i make gets sold in aid of Bible Society. How do others get rid of their produce?
Good to join you all thanks for your comments so far.Would appreciate where I can see on of the tool sheds/supermarkets near to San Fran or Phoenix
Thanks
Gordon

[Back2Jake Super ********* Find all posts View Profile Close Back2Jake]

Welcome Gordon

Thanks for sharing a little about yourself and your enjoyment of scrolling.
I hope you have a good / safe trip to San Fran.

[Gill Fallen Angel Find all posts View Profile Close Gill]

Hi Gordon

Which part of the UK do you hail from? I'm just being idly curious - you won't end up with a stray waif on your doorstep .

Anyway, welcome to the forum and I hope you enjoy your time in America.

Gill

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Hi Gill,
We live in South Cheshire, the nearest city is Stoke-on-Trent (THe potteries) the nex town is Crewe. North staffordshire is very close, and has much beautiful countryside. Cheshire is very flat but very green.
Gordon

[Gill Fallen Angel Find all posts View Profile Close Gill]

Hi Gordon

It's not a part of the world I'm terribly familiar with, although we drive up the M6 annually to a music festival in Lancashire so we must pass through your territory. Cheshire does look quite nice, from the little that I've seen of it.

If time permits, we break the journey just outside Fylingdales where there's a lovely old coaching inn which serves glorious cheese and pickle baguettes and Samuel Taylor Old Brewery Bitter. Needless to say, I always end up driving the second leg of the journey!

Gill