judith labovitz on mon 12 dec 05
I don't know if this has been suggested before, but, having no horse, I asked our local music store if, after re-stringing violin/cello bows, could I please have the old stuff. No problem. He was glad to get rid of it, and I was glad to have it!
Judy....in cold but at least sunny MidMichigan
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SUSAN ADAMS on mon 12 dec 05
for horsehair try the hitchingpostsupply.com. They have large bundles =
(2lbs) of clean horsehair for about $12
Susan Adams
Adams Ranch Pottery
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I don't know if this has been suggested before, but, having no horse, =
I asked our local music store if, after re-stringing violin/cello =
bows, could I please have the old stuff. No problem. He was glad to =
get rid of it, and I was glad to have it!
Judy....in cold but at least sunny MidMichigan
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L. P. Skeen on mon 12 dec 05
Good lord, 2lbs of horse hair would last the rest of your life! Just find a
person who owns a horse (call yer local zoo) and ask 'em to save you the
tail hair when they groom. Geez.
L
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From: "SUSAN ADAMS"
for horsehair try the hitchingpostsupply.com. They have large bundles (2lbs)
of clean horsehair for about $12
Susan Adams
Adams Ranch Pottery
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