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[TFarnon]

The new catalog is up for subscribers. I duly clicked and browsed. Well, Fiddlesticks! There was nothing calling my name, grabbing me by the ankles and shaking me to take all my money! Lots of lovely pen porn to look at, though.

[Herry]

But what about using a leaf blower? Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of using this tool for your fall yard cleanup.Pros: Saves time and energy: Using a leaf blower is much faster than raking leaves by hand. It can also help save energy, as it requires less physical effort than raking. https://pickleafblower.com/best-backpack-leaf-blower/

[Chrissy]

Herry, Just in case you manage to get a leaf blower for yourself please be sure to not take much care when plugging it in and using it. :)

[724Seney]

But what about using a leaf blower? Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of using this tool for your fall yard cleanup.Pros: Saves time and energy: Using a leaf blower is much faster than raking leaves by hand. It can also help save energy, as it requires less physical effort than raking. https://pickleafblower.com/best-backpack-leaf-blower/

I find it particularly despicable (but not at all surprising) that David Jackson (aka EoC, a deeply disturbed man who currently fancies himself as "Herry"), would choose to dishonor the memory of Gary Lehrer with this post, the latest in his purposeful, ongoing, mean-spirited disruptive activity on this site. David finds pleasure in using his university's time and resources to do this deplorable stuff. He is a staff member in the School of Physiotherapy at the University of Otago (New Zealand). Hopefully sooner or later someone in the University's IT Department or Compliance Officer will become wise to his illegal & unethical abuse of University time & resources.

In the meantime, and on the brighter side of things on this Easter Sunday, I choose to see this resurrected old thread as opportunity to remember Gary Lehrer and all he brought to our hobby.
Gone much to soon; may he rest in piece.

[724Seney]

Gary was always very generous with his time. He would gladly reply to emails and take time at Shows to answer questions........ even when it was clear there would not be a sale as a result of it.
Much of his knowledge and many photos of his rare vintage pens remain available on his website: www.GoPens.com
A nice posthumous gift to all of us from Gary and his wife / business partner, Myrna.