Hey Pete,

I haven't "frapped" myself yet, but I'm in the neighborhood, just
up the road in Fort Collins.

There's a monthly meeting of the Rocky Mountain Tool Collectors
on Sunday, 6 November over in Lafayette.  The program is on
Shaker box making (not sure if it's a demo or a discussion,
there's only a half-hour of time allotted for it).  I'm planning
on going, and you're sure welcome to come along.

On weekends, there's the Mile High Flea Market at I-76 and 88th
Avenue.  I've only gone once and didn't see much of interest, but
it could have been an off day, I guess.  I've not yet taken the time
to do much other rust hunting in Denver.  Niwot is kind of known
for antiques, but I haven't explored there either.

Up here in Fort Fun, I've found only a couple of antique mall booths
that have old tools.  Some gems show up every once in awhile, but
they usually have gem-like prices.

I'll think a bit to see if anything else comes to mind.  Ping me
off-list and I can get you more details.

Norm
   in Fort Collins, Colorado

On 30 Oct., Pete & Christine Mueller wrote:
> GGs,
> 
> Seems I'll be in Denver (Englewood) Colorado for some time beginning
> Sunday evening.  When a guy needs a rust fix where would he go in the
> greater Denver area to satisfy his need?
> 
> Anything to see?  Museums, farms, camps, mines, etc?  Looking at the
> OT frapper, I see two guys living the good life near the Rockies.
> Lemme know, will ya?

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