...even more Dayton photos...

[sccarnes]

tony,
thanks for the pictures, they help refresh my mind as to what i did see, so it was not a dream?
as the man said, i don't think I'll pick up a knife again, but after being ,for lack of a better word, humbled by the beauty of it all, you find out the carvers are the most human of all,
sorry i didn't get to meet you , don't know how you missed me, the guy with his mouth wide open and shaking his head!
since this was my first trip to a major show, the question is, the Dayton show is , the biggest?
most, carvers? vendors? just how does it rate.
just want to know if any where else would match up, that way i can plan to go and work on my jaw to keep it shut, get a bigger camera, and more comfortable shoes.
thanks.
Sam

[Mark N. Akers]

Sam:
Sorry we didn't get to meet also,I'd say the Dayton show is at the top,but I have never been to the Congress,so I don't know if it is the Biggest.

[chuckt]

Thanks for all the photos and the report. Sounds like a not to be missed type of event. I have yet to make it to any carving show. This one sure looks like it's a doozy!

Cheers
ChuckT

[Kenny_S]

Thanks Tony for posting the pictures.

[Lynn O. Doughty]

It's the number one in my book. The Congress show is just a compettition....no individual booths, etc. Or at least it used to be that way..havent been in a while. If someone knows of another show as large as Dayton please let me know as I'd like to go!!

[Ed Redwine]

Tony: Thanks for posting the Dayton shots. Maybe someday I can make that one.

ED

[Fred Zavadil]

Tony, thank you for posting the pictures - really great show and a lot of fantastic carvings.
Also, congratulations to all the winners!!! Well done!
Fred

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Originally Posted by BobT

I appreciate you posting these photos. It is great seeing what a big carving show looks like. We don't have those very close to me.
BobT

You have a good one in both Denver and Ft Collins!

[feb]

Tony thanks for the great pics, looks like you had a great time.

feb

[Mark N. Akers]

here's a picture of our very own Anthony & Mitchell hauling wood back to the "Man Cave" Heinecke had a bunch of premium basswood.