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Unread 10-10-2019, 06:44 PM   #1
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Alas, we lost Hugh Clark (who did grip work) last year. Jim Solomon recently did a beautiful job of grip restoration for me.
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Alas, we lost Hugh Clark (who did grip work) last year. Jim Solomon recently did a beautiful job of grip restoration for me.
So often when an experienced and talented craftsman is lost, there is not always some new young guy to take his place. Regretfully, the talent pool seems to be dwindling. We need to cherish and support the few we have.
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