Ruth,

The event is at the Vermont Granite Museum, which is the old Jones Brothers
granite shed north of town. There's even a half day registration rate for
Vermonters. Check it out on the website.

Rudy

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Subject: Re: [BP] polished granite - check; polished marble - check; but why

I sure do plan to get there!  How do I find you all, walk around Barre with
my finger up any bodily orifice that will accept it until I see someone
else doing likewise?

One place you all, especially the "rock-minded," don't want to miss is the
Hope Cemetery.  The stones there are phenomenal!!!!!  Also I am supposed to
have a relative or two buried there although I haven't yet found any.  I
don't think they probably had any fantastic gravestones.  Ruth



At 7:27 AM -0400 7/4/08, Rudy R Christian wrote:
You know of course if you fellows where to come up to Ruth's back yard in a
couple of weeks you would be in the land of rock and would even get to meet
the folks who work it first hand. I hear they even got a few of them
quarries around them parts.



<http://www.iptw.org/>www.IPTW.org



Will we see you there Ruth?



Happy Independence Day!!!



Rudy

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