We visited Our Saviors Church in the Christianshavn part of Copenhagen today. They had an organ recital on this organ that dated back to the mid 1600s. Amazing! The instrument has about 4,000 pipes and 57 ranks. For those wanting … Continue reading →
The newly proposed RECOGNITION committee is looking for HCWG members to staff a new committee. The Recognition Committee should consist of members who are aware of club activities and can evaluate nominations to recognize a few members each year for … Continue reading →
After many months of no meetings, no Wednesday coffees at Bain Center, no Bain workshop, no nothing, it was quite nice to get together yesterday for a virtual meeting using Zoom technology. There was a high of 56 concurrent participants, … Continue reading →
Fred Steffens is facilitating a Guild member, family and friends outing to Toby’s Dinner Theater in Columbia for this year’s presentation of “The Little Mermaid”, a Disney classic. It is a Sunday morning matinee with brunch served first starting at … Continue reading →
I talked with Tim today after learning that he was in Harbor Hospital. I have his verbal okay to inform the Guild membership and ask for your prayers that he returns to good health and happy turning. Tim suffered another … Continue reading →
Below is the story of Grandpa-Miller’s Anvil, now residing at my house in Clarksville…. It is a great anvil but an even better story. ————— Grandpa-Miller’s Anvil I have been shopping for an anvil since last December. Turns out they … Continue reading →
Some of you may learn through social media that Rick Munzer, Guild President, was in a local hospital receiving treatment. Rick is now back home and expected to make a full recovery. He is ambulatory and will be back at … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Hey everyone! We’ve added a new category called SOCIAL to the website blogging capability. You can create your own post (a blog entry) that chronicals your woodworking experience and choose the Social category as a grouping factor. To get started, … Continue reading →