As seen on Facebook this morning

[bowman]

Easy Wood Tools is promoting us.

https://www.facebook.com/296127457070504/posts/2751174368232455

These initial photos were from the donation request letter we sent to vendors, I have also sent him a couple of other photos from the picnic that have not yet been posted on their page yet.

Neal

 

[Jeff]

I don't do Facebook for lots of reasons so I can't see anything beyond your post without being a member.

 

[bowman]

I don't do Facebook for lots of reasons so I can't see anything beyond your post without being a member.

I understand your reasoning, but this was posted for the NCWW group, not individuals.

 

[Mike Davis]

"The North Carolina Woodworkers are doing great things."

That's all they said.

 

[Jeff]

I understand your reasoning, but this was posted for the NCWW group, not individuals.

I thought Facebook was primarily directed at individuals (sign up for Facebook and login to your account), but I understand your point.

 

[LocoWoodWork]

As a fellow facebookless fellow, heck, I don't even have a cell phone!!! I believe there is a misunderstanding between Jeff and Neal. I may be wrong but I believe Jeff wants to see the additional pics but not condemning face book users. He just chooses not to use it, like many others. Jeff, sometimes you can see a business facebook page even though you aren't a member.

 

[bowman]

I was not encouraging Jeff to sign up for Facebook, only posting a link shared by the Easy Wood Tools Facebook group. In exchange for their donation, they requested that we provide some photos from the picnic, in which I sent a couple this morning with their tools in the photos.

Can someone that is not on FB click on the link to see if it will bring up the pics they posted this morning? Some of the photos are older, quite a few I did not recognize, but they could have also been Outreach participants.

 

[Phil S]

The three pictures I see are a group shot from the first outreach event for Wounded Warriors at the Fort Bragg/Pope AFB. The wheelchair photo is from another Wounded Warrior event held in Mooresville, NC and the last is Skymaster delivering a NCWW urn

 

[Berta]

Easy Wood Tools is promoting us.

https://www.facebook.com/296127457070504/posts/2751174368232455

These initial photos were from the donation request letter we sent to vendors, I have also sent him a couple of other photos from the picnic that have not yet been posted on their page yet.

Neal

That’s Fantastic!

 

[KenOfCary]

I have great memories of that first Outreach program with the wounded warriors at Fort Bragg. It was special. I particularly remember one of the guys in that picture. He was special - he really appreciated what we were doing there and had a real sense of accomplishment after making some of his own items as part of our program.

In the first picture I'm the guy third from the right in the back row scrunched up between others. I've lost a lot of weight since then - fortunately.