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maryzcox - Posted - 10/23/2009: 12:48:11
Hello,
If you're going to be near Cashiers on the 29th and would like to see and hear a few of my different banjos--come on out.
Here's the link to the time and place. 
http://www.fontanalib.org/cashiers/index.htm
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GerryH - Posted - 10/24/2009: 05:24:45
Sounds like good banjo fun!
GerryH
jamesd - Posted - 10/24/2009: 08:02:02
Mary, we only live about one hour away. We will probably be there......... Could you possibly give away one of your many banjos as a door prize???????????
James
chip arnold - Posted - 10/24/2009: 13:18:14
See you all there!
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Take what is given
Give what is taken
Chip Arnold
mandolin123 - Posted - 10/24/2009: 13:31:19
Not that far from me too, might have to make a trip.
don't know why this thing post more than once, it just happens
clawfootcurt - Posted - 10/26/2009: 11:27:47
"Banjoholic", I like it.
Your talk talks, and your walk talks, but your walk talks louder than your talk talks!
xnavyguy - Posted - 10/26/2009: 13:31:17
Mary,
I have a distant cousin who, I think, still lives in Cashiers. I sent the library link to her and encouraged her to attend. Wish I could be there. I absolutely love that part of the world. My very earliest ancestors settled there after coming over from Scotland via Virginia.
Hope you'll have some fun for us all.
Jerry
"Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we should dance."
maryzcox - Posted - 12/06/2009: 12:11:44
Just thought I'd post a follow up. Banjos in History went real well in Cashiers and we had a full house and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves and have a good time. We may do this again sometime in Cashiers.
Also--gave the same talk/demo at Bainbridge College a couple weeks later--and we got out about 40 folks in the solarium and this went really well too.
The 5 string cello banjo was a particular hit at both locations--everyone loved it's growly voice and it was the first time most folks had ever seen or heard one.
Best wishes,
Mary Z. Cox
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