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What happened to bownarra?

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BowEd:
I'd have to look Steve.I might have his email address or his regular address somewhere.
I'll look once....I have his regular address.We've exchanged things before.If anyone wants it PM me.

bjrogg:
I think I have his address to. If Ed can’t find it Badger.

Bjrogg

Hamish:
Mike was opinionated, sometimes a little blunt, still honest and genuine though.  That might have unintentionally rubbed some guys the wrong way. He sets very high standards for himself,  definitely a perfectionist, as Ed said.
 I think he was misunderstood by some. His critical observations came from experience,(he was a professional bowyer) and the ideal of seeking perfection, both in his work and for others in their own. If he thought you could improve an area in your tillering, he wasn't shy in letting you know. He might have nit picked the details on a couple of otherwise really good bows, but he was usually right, and if you listened to his advice your next bow would be even better.
 I never got the impression his opinion was coming from a mean place.
He is one hell of a good bowyer though, and a smart guy. I hope he comes back.

bjrogg:
I guess I have always had a good relationship with Bownarra. He has given me some good advice and also some very nice complements.

 When someone like him gives you a critique it’s usually worth listening to.

When someone like him gives you a compliment it’s worth holding on to.

Wish him well and I will miss him here, like so many other fantastic people who once were regular contributors here.

Bjrogg

Eric Krewson:
I don't think I ever posted a topic that he didn't inject a negative comment about my topic or post, this got troublesome over time.

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