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Thu, 11 Feb 2010 19:37:46 -0500
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Re: I am reminded of my stonemason mentor this morning
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Great story! Great poem! I'm sending it to my friend Mark Martin, a KY stone mason.

Larry2


---- Gabriel Orgrease <[log in to unmask]> wrote: 
> On 2/11/2010 9:52 AM, JIM HICKS wrote:
> > And the beard?
> >    
> >> >  What happened to the wall behind you?
> >>      
> The wall was a sort of fish-scale splatter/stucco that this particular 
> homeowner wanted on their chimney.
> I don't have pictures of the smoother chimneys but I used to brush 
> swans, rabbits and hearts w/ arrows into the stucco... whatever image 
> made the homeowner happy.
> I wld love to be able to take a road trip to go find those chimneys and 
> see how they made out.
> 
> Beard: Shaved it off when I moved back to NY frm MD and was put up to 
> work as a project manager. Had a family to support.
> 
> ][<en
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