Ken,
Marge forwarded this to me. You and I, as metallurgists, have enjoyed the beauty of polished and etched metal pieces. The grains form arrays of a variety of hues. I often attended the Columbus "Wood Chippers" exhibits here in Columbus. The Beauty of wood grain, mostly carved, was outstanding.
That is a wonderful hobby, Ken. I don't do it, I just wonder at the great pieces. Keep it up young fellow!
Sam K.
Marge forwarded this to me. You and I, as metallurgists, have enjoyed the beauty of polished and etched metal pieces. The grains form arrays of a variety of hues. I often attended the Columbus "Wood Chippers" exhibits here in Columbus. The Beauty of wood grain, mostly carved, was outstanding.
That is a wonderful hobby, Ken. I don't do it, I just wonder at the great pieces. Keep it up young fellow!
Sam K.
Hi Emery;
Got thinking about you the other day and wondered how you were and what you are doing now. Its been a couple years since I have heard from you I think.
As for me, I have been fully retired for about 2 and 1/2 years now and I am still living in western NY at the small ranch I bought after leaving DLA. I still enjoy woodworking and help out at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lockport NY. My brother located a used wood lathe (a 1960 era PowerMatic originally from the Barker NY School system and I have been practicing wood turning. Enclosed is a couple pictures of a couple items I made. I am by no means an expert wood worker yet but some of the things turned out well enough.
Hope you are happy and well. Drop me a line when you get a chance.
Ken Urtel
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