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  Bradford Bog People

  Their tunes are performed on banjo, fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, and are mostly traditional orginals from Appalachian Mountains, from Eastern Kentucky, the Virginias, the Ozarks, and North Carolina. Performances feature the rhythmic banjo and fiddle (dance tunes), unusual fiddle tunes played in archaic tunings, and ballads. The band is based in Bradford, NH. They often are joined by Tii McLane from Vermont, who sings beautiful harmonies with Beth, clogs, and plays fiddle, banjo, and guitar. Performance venues include Barn Dances, Bandstands, Coffeehouses, Conferences, Festivals, Farmers Markets, and Pubs. The Bradford Bog People released their first CD in 2007, entitled "Live in the Bog” and their second CD “Boglands,” in 2008. Their new CD "Fully Peated" will be released early this year. 
  Listen to Turtle Dove &  Chinquapin Hunting, two of the tunes that will be on our new CD "Fully Peated" at http://www.myspace.com/bradfordbogpeople   and visit the band Website at www.bradfordbogpeople.com .

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  FIBER ART by SUSAN

  I love to create with felted wool. Mostly I use recycled (I love thrift shops!) wool clothing that I shrink in my washer and dryer, cut up, layer, hand-stitch and make into things of beauty. There is something about wool...in all its colors and textures...that draws me. Although you will never catch me wearing a scratchy wool sweater, in my hands the density of felted wool fabrics please me in a tactile way.  And I've always gravitated to hand-stitching because of its rhythm, simplicity, and how it can be calming.    
  
      My artistic ideas are very much influenced by my earlier work with quilting and making "penny rugs."  For me, creating from wool is both an exploration and a playful process where I can try out new designs by embroidering with different threads and  find ways that buttons, beads, and charms can enhance a piece.
  
  ~Susan Farland, "Fiber Art by Susan", Sunapee, NH

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  June Erla, Weaver & Felt-maker

  Retirement is a dream come true! I now have time for weaving and felt making.

  After retiring from IBM, Essex Junction, VT as a Manufacturing Tool Planner, I began to learn the art and craft of both weaving and felt-making. I soon became a member of the NH Weavers Guild, took lots and lots of weaving workshops through the guild as well as week long classes at Harrisville Designs in Harrisville, NH.

  I love the challenge of weaving unique weave structures on my Glimakra Countermarch loom, working with lots of colors and seeing a beautiful scarf or a table runner come to life in front of my eyes!  My life is even more exciting as I’m now making felt using traditional wet felting techniques and the more recently developed nuno felting (laminating wool onto and through silk).  It’s truly amazing to watch soft fluffy wool roving migrate its fibers into a finished work of art.

  ~June Erla, Felt Maker and Weaver, New London, NH

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  Parrot Creek Productions

  Parrot Creek is an independent video production company in Warner, New Hampshire, with a specialty in creating top quality work at reasonable rates that fit the budgets of individuals, small businesses and educational and non-profit organizations.
  I'm George Packard, and I founded Parrot Creek seven years ago with the production of two instructional videos for the retail market. During the past several years I've produced three documentary movies, including a feature-length history documentary, and I've continued to work with dozens of clients on jobs ranging from short web video to creating complete video productions for DVD.

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  PEBBLES & PEARLS

  In my riverside studio in South Sutton, New Hampshire, I draw from many aspects of the natural world to create designs that I hope will give you the same sense of connection to the beauty of nature that I experience in creating them.

  Many of the materials I use are of the earth…pearls, gem stones and metals…and my intention is that the designs themselves also reflect inspirations from the natural world.
  The centerpiece of Pebbles and Pearls jewelry is a unique pebble design resembling the ocean-polished pebbles found along New England beaches. My “pebbles” are actually hand-formed from a composite of natural materials with a polymer clay base. They have the textures and look of authentic stone, and are just as durable and waterproof, but much lighter weight than actual stones.

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  Susan Beere Design

  For more than 30 years, I have been making both large and small ceramic tile art works. Each work is hand constructed - I roll slabs, cut free-form tile shapes, often apply high relief, and glaze them with my own glaze formulas. Some works are permanently installed using conventional tiling methods. More frequently, they are mounted on wood for wall hanging.
  
  Recently, I started making ceramic pendants, using an intaglio method I developed. The designs reflect my love for ethnic themes and the patterns of nature. No two are alike.
  
  The pendants are about 2¼” long and 1/8” thick, glazed on both sides. The beads that I string on each pendant are also unique and one of a kind. They are strung on 2 mm. silken cord about 18” long, which will allow you to easily add your own custom touch by using your own beads or another type of stringing.  
  
  Since this technique is quite expansive, I encourage custom design requests, including the addition of a logo or special motif.
  ~Susan Beere

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  The Mink Hills Band

  Band members include: Jim Barthelemy, Ted Blachly, Pete Leavenworth, Val Blachly and other musicians.

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