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Here are some links worth checking out. I'll try
to keep them in some sort of order as time allows. Same thing for
descriptions of their content.
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Oxford
New York -Rich in history and diversity, Oxford
has much to offer the visitor including walking tours of historic
homes and convenient shopping for everything from antiques to
fine arts and crafts.
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Color
Wheel Pro - a unique software program that allows you to see
color theory in action. With Color Wheel Pro, you can create harmonious
color schemes and preview them on real-world examples.
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Looking for a little mayhem in your
life? This is the place to go! Swords, daggers, and all things pointy
can be found here. Very unusual items.
Master hiltsmith: Lars Lunde |
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Are you a wench? Do you want to be one? (of course
you do!) Head here to find out more!
Accept no substitutes! |
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Eager to try woodturning on your own? You say you’re
already a woodturner? These folks have everything you could possibly
need for turning. From tools to timbers. Excellent prices, too.
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Home of the Red-Haired Snipe
From website design to being the webmistress for the wenches guild, this lady has it all. Visit for a spell. You won’t regret it. |
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| My home show. Music, juggling, great food, and non-stop entertainment on 65 beautiful acres. Top off a full day with a joust on horseback. Fine family fun. |  |
| The AAW is an international,
non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement of woodturning.
Their mission is to provide education, information, and organization
to those interested in turning wood. I am a member. |
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| These good folks here are suppliers of some of the best quality hardwoods and softwoods in the Northeast. Reasonable prices, and fine customer service are always a top priority with them. Not too much in the way of thick turning stock, though. Too bad. |  |
Apologies to Hormel, maker of a fine meat product of the same name. No offense is intended!
| Had enough spam in your life? CAUCE (Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial E-mail) may help end it. We hope! Free to join. |
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| More help with this noxious problem is found at spam.abuse.net. Tips and links aplenty. Worth a look! |  |
| The THREE HAMS ON RYE home page. You may know them from
the end of the day 'Drunk and Disorderly' music set at the New York Renaissance Faire. Fine Celtic music. |
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| A Magazine dedicated to the enjoyment and re-creation of the Renaissance era. Excellent source for period goods, costumes, and historical information. |  |
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Need a website makeover? How about finally getting that great idea
up on the web with a shiny new domain name of your own? |
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| The rest of these are no less important, but
have not submitted graphics for their links. As I get these, I will
add them. (again, as time allows) ENJOY!
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| The Hardwood Manufacturers Association | Supporting sound management of timber products, and their use. I am currently a member. |
| Long Island Woodturners | Home of the Long Island chapter of the American Association of Woodturners. |
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