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Joachim Nilsson





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PostPosted: Thu 29 Dec, 2005 12:41 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

[quote="Aaron Schnatterly"]
My story is pretty similar to that, actually... funny how this particular smith seems to draw one's attention. Wink [/quote9

Hehehe. Yep, there seems to be something special about that guy. Razz

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Pretty neat piece, Joachim. I'll have to check it out one of these days.


Thanks. And you know what? You just might. If things work out the way they do you'll be standing somewhere around here handling the piece in a not too distant future.
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PostPosted: Thu 29 Dec, 2005 12:48 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Joachim Nilsson wrote:
Hehehe. Yep, there seems to be something special about that guy. Razz

That's a definite truth. Glad to call him "friend" as well.

Joachim Nilsson wrote:
Thanks. And you know what? You just might. If things work out the way they do you'll be standing somewhere around here handling the piece in a not too distant future.

That may be truer than you realize... Wink I'd love the opportunity for a lot of reasons... hanging with a friend, being there on ancestral ground, and, oh yeah, handling that piece.

You'll probably have an opportunity to see mine before I do... at least in person.
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Joachim Nilsson





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PostPosted: Thu 29 Dec, 2005 12:53 pm    Post subject:         Reply with quote

Aaron Schnatterly wrote:

That's a definite truth. Glad to call him "friend" as well.


Yeah, so am I. He is a truly warmhearted and wonderful person. The passion he has for swords is an inspiration to us all too.

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That may be truer than you realize... Wink I'd love the opportunity for a lot of reasons... hanging with a friend, being there on ancestral ground, and, oh yeah, handling that piece.


Yep. And here in good old Sweden it's still legal to wield a sharp sword outside city limits. Wink I'm looking forward to the whole thing though.

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You'll probably have an opportunity to see mine before I do... at least in person.


Yep. And I'll finger your pieces as much as I possibly can!













OMG.... That just sounded so.... wrong.
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