ELA APC
Wednesday 4:30pm
Ramona Hall 4580 N. Figueroa

ZA-2008-1207-CUW
3257 Verdugo Road

T-Mobile is appealing the Zoning Administrator¹s determination to deny their
application to construct a 50' monopalm on the Eagle Rock Blvd. side of this
Verdugo Road location.  The ZA took the community's concerns into account
and sited the projects incompatibility with the Community Design Overlay,
Streetscape Plan, and the General Plan.  T-Mobile offered no design
alternatives, co-location opportunities, or landscape plans.  This
particular location would be out of scale with surrounding structures and
its visual presence would hinder efforts to improve this unsightly area
along Eagle Rock Blvd.

This is one the City got right.  But T-Mobile is not only appealing the
decision, there's grumbling that they will continue their fight if the
EALAPC denies their appeal.  It¹s very important that the community show up
for
this hearing.  But if you can't attend, please write a couple comments in
support of the determination and email to Katherine Hennigan
katherine.hennigan@... <mailto:katherine.hennigan%40lacity.org> as
soon as possible.

Helene

December 15th is not on a Saturday ... at least not this year ...

Sue


From: sarahhessca@...
Date: Wed, 9 Dec 2009 00:00:50 +0000


Are you feeling all stressed out? Join us at the Arroyo Seco Library on
Saturday, December 15th, at 2:00 for a Beating Stress Seminar put on by the L.A.
County Department of Mental Health. Everyone is welcome.

The Arroyo Seco Library is located at
6145 N. Figueroa St. Highland Park

Give us a call at 323.255.0537 if you have any questions.

-Sarah

Cost of Delay Vigil

3750 Verdurgo Rd,
Glassell Park, CA 90065
off Eagle Rock Blvd in the park

Tuesday, December 8th,
5:30 PM

Let's keep the momentum going! Join in the candle light vigil to
demand action on the bill to get a strong health care plan with a
strong public option. There is too much to lose by waiting. Bring a
candle if you like.

posted to nelalist by c howard

If you need honest, quick, local, extremely reasonably priced electrical
services,
I highly recommend the Rodriguez Bros.
Their phone # is 626.523.6066

Tell them I sent you!
Cheers-
lezle stein

Looking for my little baby white cat Bella that has been missing since Saturday
from Eagle Rock intersection of Las Colinas/Ellenwood.  Call me at 323-333-0714
if sighted.  Thanks.
- Janet

Are you feeling all stressed out?  Join us at the Arroyo Seco Library on
Saturday, December 15th, at 2:00 for a Beating Stress Seminar put on by the L.A.
County Department of Mental Health.  Everyone is welcome.

The Arroyo Seco Library is located at
6145 N. Figueroa St.  Highland Park

Give us a call at 323.255.0537 if you have any questions.

-Sarah

Mona,

"I See Hawks In LA" is truly another album to have. I just noticed
they're doing a gig at an event at Cinefamily on the 12th.
http://www.cinefamily.org/calendar/events.html#heartworn

We certainly are blessed with a treasure of talented, authentic people
in Northeast LA.

Shawn and Sherri of the Earthworm Ensemble are starting to post on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFcAquwriQo

--Scott

Mona wrote:
> Hi Scott and the rest of NELA folks....
>
> I agree, this album is amazing.  Fun thing is that it's not just for
> kids, it's for everybody else too.
>
> The musicianship is perfect (has anybody else heard I See Hawks in
> LA?), and the songs themselves are deep with meaning and a sense of
> wonder and joy in the world.
>
> I love it and thank Shawn, Sherri, and everybody else involved for the
> love and passion they put into it over the last few years.
>
> Yes~get a bunch of them and give them to people you love!
>
> Mona
>

Don Glenn Heating on Verdugo Road has been around since 1946.
Factory Authorized Bryant Dealer, a Division of Carrier Industries. 
Give them a call at (323) 255-6351 for an appointment.
 
Ruby

--- On Sat, 12/5/09, ollinband <ollinband@...> wrote:

I need a heater fixed. any recommendations?

Nillo

Testimonies Two - Contemporary Ex-Votos

Curated by Raoul De la Sota


Yrneh Brown, Martin Charlot, Mita Cuaron, Ruth De Nicola, Diane Gamboa, Pat
Gomez, Yolanda Gonzalez, Mark Steven Greenfield, Lucy Hagopian, Cidne Hart,
Wayne Healy, Heriberto Luna, Dorothy Magallon, Rafael Matias, Susanna
Meiers/Peter Liashkov, Andreas E. Montoya, Toti O, Brien, Suzanne Siegel,
Richard Turner


Artists' reception -- Saturday evening, December 12,, 2009 from 7 to 10 p.m.


The Avenue 50 Studio is proud to present Testimonies Two - Contemporary Ex
Votos.  Curator Raoul De la Sota has assembled a group of artists for a special
exhibit focusing on the Mexican-rooted art form of the ex-voto.

Ex-votos historically were devotional visual offerings to the Church for a
miraculous cure or for some intervention by a specific religious figure that
prevented harm or death.  In 16th century Spain they were painted directly onto
the interior church walls as murals depicting the miracle.  The paintings
themselves were called Milagros or miracles.  In 18th and 19th century Mexico
they became the source of income for itinerant artists who depicted in their
paintings some sort of miracle.  These artists, often academically untrained,
created their works at the request of families, painting with inexpensive oils
on whatever small scraps of material was convenient and cheap, most often tin or
wood.  The works ranged from the charmingly rustic to the aesthetically
profound. The works were then in turn donated by the family to a nearby church
as gratitude for its intervention.  In the 20th century the craft continued but
with less religiosity and more pleas
  for financial help or for material goods.  In all cases there was always a
narrative text painted onto the surface that described the event and the stated
gratitude of the donor.  Frida Kahlo was a modern artist who admired and
patterned some of her work after these forms.

The present-day work by these diverse artists involves personal stories,
narratives of gratitude and portrayals of visual histories. Some are graphic
representations of difficult times while others are simple tokens of thanks for
life's pleasures.  In form they are sculptures, assemblages, collages,
photographs and paintings.  They are no longer directed to a religious
institution but rather are personal messages directed to a contemporary
audience.

The exhibit opens with an artists’ reception on Saturday evening, December
12,, 2009 from 7 to 10 p.m. and closes with an artists’ panel discussion on
Sunday, January 24, 2010.

For further information please contact:
Kathy Gallegos, Director, Avenue 50 Studio, ave50studio@...
Raoul De la Sota, Curator, raouldelasota@...


Avenue 50 Studio, Inc.
a 501(c)(3) non-profit art gallery
131 North Avenue 50
Highland Park, CA  90042
323-258-1435

http://www.avenue50studio.com


   Kathy Gallegos Avenue 50 Studio 131 No. Avenue 50 Highland Park, CA  90042
(323) 258-1435

Join us at any of FOURTEEN Los Angeles area animal care locations on December
19th, 2009, from 9am-2pm, for our second annual SAVE A STRAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS
adoption event.

[Lacey Street in Northeast Los Angeles,
http://www.laanimalservices.com/nc_carecenter.htm ]

There will be discounted prices on adoptions as well as volunteers on hand to
assist you in finding a perfect match. By choosing to adopt, you save the life
of the animal you take home, the one who now has space at the shelter as well as
the one that was never bred.

All of the facilities managed by Los Angeles Animal Services, the LA County
Department of Animal Care and Control and SEAACA will be joining us to help find
wonderful homes for deserving pets!

For more information please call 1-877-580-PETS (7387).

Cheers!
  lezle stein
Director of Animal Welfare/ Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council
Handle With Care Dog Training
L.A. City Council Spay & Neuter Advisory Committee
Downtown Dog Rescue
323.225.6700
http://www.handlewoofcare.com

Please contact Carreon Air
http://www.carreonair.com/

via email at: mary@...

Great company - great work!

- Josie

--- In nelalist@yahoogroups.com, "ollinband" <ollinband@...> wrote:
>
> I need a heater fixed. any recommendations?
>
> Nillo
>

Hello Neighbors,

Per Dr.Tom and Nancy,The resolution, which was co-sponsored by Councilmember
Huizar, along with Council President Eric Garcetti and Councilmember Ed Reyes
opposing the 710 Fwy will be heard in Councilchamber on Wednesday, December 09,
2009.

Please make  this important call to all the other Council member to pass this
resolution.

If you have time please attend the council meeting.

Thank you again for your time and effort!

United Against 710 FWY

- Nancy, Marie, Divina

posted to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nelalist/
by c howard

Hi Scott and the rest of NELA folks....

I agree, this album is amazing.  Fun thing is that it's not just for
kids, it's for everybody else too.

The musicianship is perfect (has anybody else heard I See Hawks in
LA?), and the songs themselves are deep with meaning and a sense of
wonder and joy in the world.

I love it and thank Shawn, Sherri, and everybody else involved for the
love and passion they put into it over the last few years.

Yes~get a bunch of them and give them to people you love!

Mona

Carreon Heating and Air in Eagle Rock.  Great work, best prices.
323 255-1149


warren  christensen


In a message dated 12/7/09 9:40:22 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
ollinband@... writes:

I need a heater fixed. any recommendations?

Nillo

ELA APC
Wednesday 4:30pm
Ramona Hall 4580 N. Figueroa

ZA-2008-1207-CUW
3257 Verdugo Road

T-Mobile is appealing the Zoning Administrator¹s determination to deny their
application to construct a 50' monopalm on the Eagle Rock Blvd. side of this
Verdugo Road location.  The ZA took the community's concerns into account
and sited the projects incompatibility with the Community Design Overlay,
Streetscape Plan, and the General Plan.  T-Mobile offered no design
alternatives, co-location opportunities, or landscape plans.  This
particular location would be out of scale with surrounding structures and
its visual presence would hinder efforts to improve this unsightly area
along Eagle Rock Blvd.

This is one the City got right.  But T-Mobile is not only appealing the
decision, there's grumbling that they will continue their fight if the
EALAPC denies their appeal.  Therefore the community's voice is important at
this hearing.  If you can't attend, please write a couple comments in
support of the determination and email to Katherine Hennigan
katherine.hennigan@....

Helene

I'm glad nobody's watching me right now because I'm having a heck of a
foot-tapping time listening to a brand new album of music for children,
and I'm listening to it the second time around today.

This is rock and bluegrass and even the Italian song about Pizza that
threatens to sound a little like rap is more like bluegrass. This album
has unbelievable talent and entertainment, and maybe a few lessons,
packed into every song.

Produced, performed, and mostly written by our own Shawn and Sherri
Nourse (and their son Nolan) of Montecito Heights, this collection of
songs is the brightest, healthiest, happiest I've listened to in a long
time.

Even listening to the samples offered on their Earthworm Ensemble web
site will have you whistling and boom-shackalackalackling the rest of
the day, or you might just call your mother, because she loves you.

Do listen to it now, and buy it for a kid.
http://bit.ly/earthwormensemble

Thank you for today's smile, Shawn and Sherri.

--
Scott Rubel, *boom shackalackalacka*
InviteSite (Chief of Stuff)
www.invitesite.com

ZA-2009-3614-CUW (Conditional Use Wireless)
3810 Eagle Rock Blvd.
Glassell Park Ca 90065

Clearwire Corp is proposing to mount panel antennas, microwave dishes, and BTS
units on the rooftop of the Public Storage building with conduit to ground
equipment located in one of the interior storage units.  The design of it's
screening should be of importance, particularly for those who's view include
this rooftop.  Anyone interested in this project should contact
Katherine Hennigan at CD13, katherine.hennigan@...

Helene

Thousand Cankers Disease Affecting Black Walnut Trees

Information and Field Identification Meeting
December 8, 2009 • 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Join Steve Seybold, forest entomologist and chemical ecologist, and
Angela Liu, consulting arborist, for a presentation on thousand
cankers disease (Geosmithia morbida) and its vector, the walnut twig
beetle
(Pityophthorus juglandis). The workshop will cover:

• Up-to-date information on disease as well as the walnut twig beetle
• Potential impacts on the Southern California black walnut
• Field session on identification of the walnut twig beetle and the
thousand cankers disease

The Audubon Center at Debs Park
4700 N. Griffin Ave. • Los Angeles 90031
http://www.audubondebspark.org
For questions or to RSVP call Rosa Delgado 323-221-2255 ext. 10

posted to nelalist by c howard

[Tracy and David write... ]

   Hernandez at: carlosah74@...
This man is very honest. It may take him a little bit to get back with you. He
is quite busy.

On Dec 5, 2009, at 12:47 PM, ollinband wrote:

> I need a heater fixed. any recommendations?
>
> Nillo
>

Hi,

check out http://www.farmernet.com/events/one-cfm?venue_id=837


they provide the phone number 323-225-5466. Hope this helps...

ms360b/lynda


--- In nelalist@yahoogroups.com, Moncure <bff@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> Does anybody know how I can contact George ...

wall or portable ?

- Carol
On Dec 5, 2009, at 12:47 PM, ollinband wrote:

> I need a heater fixed. any recommendations?
>
> Nillo
>

Hello,

Michael Noguera from Sir Michael.
[4771 Eagle Rock Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90041
(323) 225-5466]

Doris Lau
--- On Mon, 12/7/09, Moncure <bff@...> wrote:


Greetings,

Does anybody know how I can contact George who put up the kid's Jumpy House at
the farmer's market in Eagle Rock this past summer? If not, anybody know how I
can contact the organizers of the farmer's market (the one on Friday nights, 1
block east of Eagle Rock Blvd)?

Thanks!
Lisa

I need a heater fixed. any recommendations?

Nillo

Greetings,

Does anybody know how I can contact George who put up the kid's Jumpy House at
the farmer's market in Eagle Rock this past summer?  If not, anybody know how I
can contact the organizers of the farmer's market (the one on Friday nights, 1
block east of Eagle Rock Blvd)?

Thanks!
Lisa

Our neighbor Jack Fenn just wowed us with some amazing art jewelry
pieces he made from beach stones, sea glass, silver and copper. Jack
makes authentic Adirondack garden furniture, and English garden
furniture. He is third generation furniture maker:  his father was a
well known furniture maker in Hudson Valley, as were both
grandfathers, back in England. He loves making beautiful rustic
pieces from found stuff and enjoys perfecting the details. Jake has
moved this love of details to jewelry made from natural beach stones
and sea glass.

These lovely pieces <bit.ly/fennstones> will be offered at the
Howeeduzzit Gallery in Alhambra
http://www.howeeduzzitgallery.com

and Avenue 50 Studio in Highland Park
http://www.avenue50studio.com/

December 19 from 7 to 10 and Sunday the 20th from 1 to 4pm.
and Opening this Sunday from 1 to 5pm and running until the 31st at
HOWEEDUZZIT GALLERY, 821 S. Raymond in Alhambra. Check
http://www.howeeduzzitgallery.com for times.



--Scott

the Low Cost Vaccine & Licensing Clinic is at North Central Animal Shelter
is on Tuesday 12/8/09
  from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
at 3201 Lacy Street, Los Angeles, CA 90031
(Lacy & 26th St.)


It's AWESOME and Inexpensive !!!!

*Rabies $6
*DA2PP $14
*Bordetella $11
*Feline FVRCPC $14
*Microchips $25
*Licensing $15 (that's  the normal cost)

Proof of license or purchasing of a license at the time is required
or proof of licensing in home city if non-LA resident....

CASH ONLY....

Cats must be in a carrier
Dogs and Cats MUST be spayed or neutered



the next ones are:
12/15/09 at South LA Shelter
12/17/09 West Valley Shelter
12/22/09 East Valley Shelter


lezle stein
Director of Animal Welfare/ Arroyo Seco Neighborhood Council
Handle With Care Dog Training
L.A. City Council Spay & Neuter Advisory Committee
Downtown Dog Rescue
323.225.6700
http://www.handlewoofcare.com

From: "Zenay Loera" <Zenay.Loera@...>
Date: December 4, 2009 6:48:15 PM PST


Northeast Weekly Updates

Councilmember Huizar Acts to Protect Northeast Communities from 710
Extension

Councilmember Huizar introduced legislation through the City’s
Information Technology and Government Affairs Committee Tuesday
seeking to protect Northeast Los Angeles communities from any undue
burden from a proposed extension of the North Long Beach 710 Freeway.

The resolution, which was co-sponsored by Councilmember Huizar, along
with Council President Eric Garcetti and Councilmember Ed Reyes, asks
the City to officially oppose the extension of the freeway through
Zones 1 and 2, which would run through a significant portion of
Northeast Los Angeles. The resolution also seeks to protect the
community of El Sereno by stating that if a tunnel of any kind is
proposed, the portal must begin and end south of Valley Boulevard.

In October, Governor Arnold Schwarzenneger vetoed a bill that would
have banned any above-ground freeway option for the proposed
extension of the northbound 710 Freeway to the 134/210 Freeways. The
Councilmember’s resolution is expected to be heard in Council next week.

Councilmember  Huizar Convinces Department of Transportation (DOT) to
Lower Rates during Holidays

After hearing concerns from constituents, business owners and the
Eagle Rock and Highland Park Chambers of Commerce regarding increased
rates at City Parking lots, Councilmember Huizar was successful in
getting the City's Department of Transportation to lower rates at two
key locations for the holiday season.

Starting in November, parking rates were reduced from $1 per hour to
50 cents per hour and all-day parking rate were reduced from $4 to
$2.50 in the following lots:

Lot #668 at 5058 Meridian St.
Lot #686 at 5063 Caspar Ave.

**************************************
California Department of Transportation
Arroyo Parkway Upgrade Project

COMMUNITY MEETINGS
(Caltrans) will host two meetings in December to provide information
about the Arroyo Parkway (SR-110) Upgrade, a $17 million project from
the Golden State Freeway (I-5) in Los Angeles to Glenarm Street in
Pasadena that will replace the existing metal beam and temporary
barriers with decorative concrete median barriers and side barriers
that mirror the stonework architecture seen throughout the
surrounding communities.

Caltrans personnel will describe the project, projected freeway
closures, detours and traffic impacts and answer questions.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
City of South Pasadena Civic Library
1100 Oxley Street
South Pasadena

Wednesday, December 16, 2009
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Ramona Hall Community Center
4580 North Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90031
For further information about the meetings or the project, please,
contact Caltrans Public Information Officers Judy Gish, (213)
897-3487 or Kelly Markham, (213) 897-0303

   ******************************************
City Attorney’s Apartment Owner and Manager Seminar

The City Attorney's Northeast Neighborhood Prosecutor Office is
hosting its annual Apartment Owner and Manager Seminar in conjunction
with coordinating agencies at the Glassell Park Community and Senior
Center on December 10, 2009, 5:30pm-8pm, at 3750 Verduo Road (Public
Storage Building).

The seminar is free, open to all communities, and Spanish translation
will be provided.  There is limited free parking on site and at the
Glassell Park Recreation Center.

GLASSELL PARK THE TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
Please join the Glassell Park Neighborhood Council, Improvement
Association, and the Chamber of Commerce as we welcome the Holiday
Season with the Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday December 11, 2009 at
6:30pm.

The event and Holiday Festivities will take place at the Rite Aid
Parking Lot located at 4044 Eagle Rock Boulevard. Also, please help
our Families in need this Season, bring a donation of can food or non-
perishable food item to the event to help others in need.

Yorkdale Neigborhood Leadership Group invites you to
La Posada and Community Fair

Friday, December 18, 2009
Yorkdale Elementary School
5657 Meridian St.
Los Angeles, Ca 90042
2pm-5pm
Come and enjoy….Refreshments, Entertainment and resources.
*****************************************************************

Found Animals Presents:“Save a Stray for the Holidays”
Saturday, December 19, 2009
9am-2pm

Reduced prices on ALL adoptions For more info: www.foundanimals.org
or events@...
877.580.PETS
   ****************************************
COUNCILMEMBER HUIZAR'S SATURDAY BULKY ITEM DROP-OFF PROGRAM

Saturday, December 26, 2009
9:00 am - 6:00 PM

2 Locations
1) Eagle Rock: Eagle Rock City Hall parking lot, 2035 Colorado Blvd
at Maywood
2) Highland Park: The City parking lot at 5058 Meridian Ave (corner
of Ave 51 and Meridian)

Bring your bulky items (couches, sofa's etc) this Saturday to these
dumpsters. If you are unable to do this, remember you can always call
3-1-1 to arrange a future pickup. It is illegal to dump items on the
streets or sidewalks without making arrangements for collection.
***********************************************************
Important Announcements
New Citywide Special Events Policy

SPECIAL EVENTS PROCESSING PROCEDURE
CHANGE GOES INTO EFFECT AS OF MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2009

A recently adopted City ordinance has amended the Los Angeles
Municipal Code that establishes limited funding for supporting events
that promote a public purpose and provides residents a public
benefit.  The Bureau of Street Services' Investigation and
Enforcement Division (IED) is designated as the City’s “One Stop”
Special Event Permit processing location.”

Under the new ordinance, the IED now will process all public purpose
events, including block parties, farmers markets, etc.  “The new
ordinance also is designed to ensure that limited City funds and
resources to support such special events are used in the most prudent
and equitable manner. L.A.P.D will continue to issue
permits for parades and public assemblies.

Event sponsors may call the Bureau’s public counter at (213)
847-6000, or apply for a special permit on line at: www://
bsspermits.lacity.org/spevents.   Once received, the IED will route
the special event application to each Department and Bureau affected
and work closely with sponsor to determine event related costs.


District Offices

City Hall
200 N. Spring Street, Room 465
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: (213) 473-7014
Fax: (213) 847-0680

Boyle Heights
1870 E. 1st Street
Los Angeles, CA 90033
Phone: (323) 526-3059
Fax: (323) 266-7511

Northeast/Eagle Rock
2035 Colorado Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90041
Phone: (323) 254-5295
Fax: (213) 485-8788

El Sereno
4927 East Huntington Dr. North
Suite 100
Los Angeles, CA 90032
Phone: (323) 226-1646
Fax: (323) 226-1644


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Start cooking your potluck offering -   It's tonight!  We'd love to have you.



Come see a movie that will inspire, frustrate, and motivate you to choose your
food wisely and support people who are dedicated to creating food that's good
for people and the planet!



You are invited to a potluck dinner and a special screening of Fresh the movie
http://www.freshthemovie.com/ on Sunday, December 6th.


Come on over to Jennie Cook's: A Catering Company

3048 Fletcher Drive
Los Angeles 90065

Sunday December 6th

6-7 potluck (bring a dish to share and
a plate and utensils)
7 -  movie
starts

$5 donation
for the LA Permaculture Guild - dedicated to spreading the word about
permaculture here in the city of Angels - sheet mulching workshop coming up
December 13th - email me for more details or to register!


Please RSVP to Mimi at mimid@... so we have an idea how many are coming.
You can call me at 323-630-4673  in case you get lost or something!

"...the greatest change we need to make is from consumption to production, even
if on a small scale, in our own gardens. If only 10% of us do this, there is
enough for everyone.
Hence the futility of revolutionaries who have no gardens, who depend on the
very system they attack, and who produce words and bullets, not food and
shelter."


- Bill Mollison

Beginning this Second Saturday Eagle Rock Plaza will be featuring
selected artists in our Community Room. The Community Room is located
on the Upper Level just beyond the Target Entrance. (It is painted
blue you can't miss it!) For our Community Room Opening we will be
featuring artists from the women's organization Gabnet.
Gabnet promotes women's rights internationally as well as an Anti-
Human Trafficking Campaign. On display will be shoes representing the
struggle of women who have been trafficked, the theme is "A Mile in
Her Shoes".

   The artists will be on hand to answer questions about their work
and discuss the theme.

   We hope to see you there 7-9pm! For more information on Gabnet,
please visit Gabnet.org or the art display call Gina at 323-256-8763.


posted to nelalist by c howard

As the holidays approach, I want to bring two art shows to your
attention.

Opening this Sunday from 1 to 5 and running until the 31st at
HOWEEDUZZIT GALLERY, 821 S. Raymond in Alhambra. Check
http://www.howeeduzzitgallery.com for times.

The annual Christmas art sale at the Avenue 50 Studio (just off
Figueroa) is Saturday, December 19 from 7 to 10 and Sunday the 20th
from 1 to 4pm.

Both galleries have a wide array of artists and affordable work --
including mine. Please check the photos below for an idea of my work
with beach stones, sea glass, sterling silver, and copper.

Hope I see you there!
Jack

posted to nelalist by s rubel
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