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From John Herrington on 3/26/2011 2:52:29 PM

I have written a new Blog article on my Home Page. This one is on Gourd banjos, and I've tried to share some very helpful tips on building these marvelous instruments. I hope if any of you are comtemplating building your first one you will read this posting. As I said you will find it and a lot of pictures of my own gourd banjos in that section Please comment as you wish both here and there, also.

Old John on the Big Horn

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