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SteveCourtright
PostPosted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 12:12 pm 
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I am not gonna guess, but just had to say that even after looking at those photos many times, especially the "gothic" one with the "fret saw," I still laugh every time.
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Steve Kinnaird
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Steve-- so glad that we can entertain. Unfailingly!
Dave--guess again mate. And as for the build, we will document. Right, bro?
Alain--you are sooo close. At least you have now moved to the correct hemisphere on your one wrong guess.
(And hoo, boy, that's a big hint...)

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Sam Price
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That's a beautiful shop, I would spend many an industrious hour in there. really inspiring pictures. That's happy chaos.

Because of the astounding varieties of hardwoods out there and the striking similarities with some of them, I won't even hazard a guess... :mrgreen:
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Alain Desforges
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Well, in that case, I'll say...

Venezualan
Perurivan
Colombian
Bolivian
Argentinian
Costa Rican
Panamian
Nicaraguan
El Salvadorian
Guatemalan
Belizian
Mexican

Yes, I did look them up on the Atlas...and YES! I want that Tub-O-Lard!!! I NEED that Tub-O-Lard!!! I ran out last week...

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Steve Kinnaird
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Alain, with that kind of commitment, you should be rewarded.
And you WILL be. The lard is yours!
But first take another look at this shot:
I think Brett was the first to guess Honduran Rosewood as the 2nd to left, which really impressed me. What seemed to stump everyone was the 2nd to right, which is old-growth Cocobolo. It looks for all the world like Brazilian, and in fact I wouldn't want to try my luck going through customs with this guy.
I hope this was fun for the few of you who played.
I never get to do one of these, so I had a grand time. :mrgreen:

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Alain Desforges
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Right on Steve!!! [:Y:] [:Y:] [:Y:]

Old-growth Coco, eh? Nice!

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Bruce Dickey
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American Gothic by Grant Wood...

American Luthier by a Silly Brother, you guys are cards..... enjoyed the shop visit. I "understand" clutter.

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Somehow, this just doesn't look right....

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