To comply with the awarding process, you must
- Display the award and link back to the nominator
- State 7 things about yourself
- Nominate 15 bloggers to the award
- Notify the winners
1. I am a California native and love my State's
rich history and natural beauty.
2. When people ask me if there's anything I can't make
I reply, Yes.......money !
3. I'm happily married to a tolerant, like-minded woman.
4. I'm not really expert in anything but I do have a great
library.
5. I know a little bit about a lot of things.
6. I'll always be in awe of the accomplishments of our
forebearers.
7. The older I get the more I realize there's not enough
time.
My 15 nominees for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award are :
:
Fishing for History Dr. Todd's entertaining look at out collective fishing heritage.
Commitment to Costumes A visit to Sara's work as a Museum Professional but with tips on managing
a personal collection. Very helpful.
Robin's Egg Bleu If you are going to do one thing, then do it well. This lady's replica Izannah Walker
dolls are amazing. A total dedication to details.
The Reverend's Big Blog of Leather Medieval and later leatherwork with more than the usual
"history nut" take on things. No surprise from the UK !
Ready to Wear ( 1640's style) Just what it sounds like. The Vicar doesn't post often but when he does
it's always interesting. More fun from the UK !
A Woodrunner's Diary Keith has a very active 18th Century Living History blog from "down under".
Excellent research and lots of info.
Bear Flag Museum Bill's very active blog on all things Bear Flag. Ties to his online Bear Flag
Museum. The ultimate source for those that need to know.
Contemporary Makers A great way to keep up-to-date with the best of historical arms craftsmen.
Lots of eye candy thanks to Jan.
Dressing the 1840's My friend Chandra's pesonal devotion to "getting it right". In love with
the 1840's (give or take) and it shows.
Frontier Carpenter Ron proves that the homegrown, carpenter/blacksmith of the past,is alive
and well today. Great work that has inspired me !
The Village Carpenter Kari is amazing ! When I want to be inspired, I go visit what a truly gifted
woodworker is capable of.
Steamboat Arabia: A Historian's Blog Elizabeth shares her affection for one of the greatest
treasures in America. The Steamboat Arabia Museum in Kansas City.
Minstrel Banjo Where early banjo geeks go to learn and share. All fun, with no fretting !
Peter Follansbee, joiner's notes 17th Century joinery beautifully executed.
The Van Buren Boy's Blog Documents a truly incredible project.
Thanks for looking !
