Young man,  I was all excited till I saw it was in NM, might as well be on
the moon.  Wish it were closer--like southern VT where we have lots of
stone walls.  Ruth




At 9:09 AM -0800 2/8/03, Gabriel Orgrease wrote:
>STONEWORK  SYMPOSIUM  2003
>SANTA FE  NM      APRIL 4
>
>THE STONE FOUNDATION, a society of individuals involved with and/or
>interested  in stone, stonework and stone art will present this, the
>third such gathering of stonework practitioners, advocates and
>aficionados. As before the objectives are: interesting, knowledgeable
>presentations, lively discourse and professional camaraderie.
>
>This will also be the occasion of the society's first general
>membership  meeting, and the first Board of Directors meeting. There
>will also be a  collaborative stonework project which will showcase the
>artistic  potential of the craft.
>
>THEMES:
>medieval stonemasonry
>stonework in architecture
>restoration masonry
>structural stonework
>monumental rock art
>dry stone walling
>stone in the landscape
>amerindian masonry
>stonework of other lands
>
>For more information address inquires to Tomas Lipps [log in to unmask]
>
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Ruth Barton
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Westminster, VT

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