Seems to me there's some organization in western NC that has to do with
gold...perhaps someone else can provide further info.

Candace Perry
Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center

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Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 6:43 PM
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Subject: Silence May Be Golden, But . . .


So is remembering the Golden Rule.  Do unto others. So
please drop my name unless YOU want to be the topic of
the next go-round.

Now, speaking of gold, would someone be so kind as to
turn this otherwise nonproductive thread into
something of use to the group?

In addition to Sutter's Mill in Sacramento--which has
some of the most remarkable docentry and is a great
historical site--are there other musea dedicated to
the subject of gold?

Since my supporters have been so kind as to help kill
the Indigo thread, in the future, those who post
reactionary comments with my name in it may see a new
thread with their own.  Do you have any ideas how many
times those things can bounce around?

Instead of playing "Let's You and Him Fight," please
be so kind as to stay to some semblance of museum
topic.  I am not cognizant at this point there is any
museum with my name on it, but I'm not dead yet.

And I've been here all day and was enjoying the
otherwise productive exchanges.  Feels like a forest
fire.  Just when you think it's under control some
little ember just wants to reignite.



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