Don Fogg's Musings??

[Brian.Evans]

Guys, I know I'm not the only one that loved to read Mr. Fogg's musings. He took his website down several months ago and I would like to reread some of them. I wasn't I'm the right place in my life's journey to appreciate his writing, but I think I am now. Did anyone happen to save them, or are they being hosted somewhere else now?

 

[12345678910]

I think the forum name has changed

http://www.bladesmithsforum.com/index.php?showtopic=30548&hl=+don++fogg

Yes, Don is the founder of the forum. He has since retired and left the management of the forum to us.



Try replacing the http://forums.dfoggknives.com/ portion of the URL link w/ http://www.bladesmithsforum.com/ and leave the rest of the stuff the same. It should work.

 

[Andy Lewis]

Hey Brian. I was chasing down this front end for a friend yesterday. You might take a look here:

https://web.archive.org/web/20130808195550/http://www.dfoggknives.com/

It was a shame to see both it and Don retired now, but for better or worse, few things ever seem to truly dissappear from the web.

 

[Salem Straub]

^^^It's all in there, under the link "The Way." I've read it many times myself and to me it's a very uplifting and useful perspective.

 

[Matthew Gregory]

How would one go about snagging the entire site and archiving it off the internets?

Don's site was an enormous part of my journey, and I thought it was gone for good. I want to be able to review this just like a book, if I'm able...

 

[12345678910]

How would one go about snagging the entire site and archiving it off the internets?

Don's site was an enormous part of my journey, and I thought it was gone for good. I want to be able to review this just like a book, if I'm able...

The way I know is to open each page and to right click and save page as

It's not fast



I really liked his gallery of hydraulic presses
I have some of it saved, but not all

 

[Matthew Gregory]

I thought that was the only wY, but figured I'd ask, just in case.

Thanks, Count!

Also, thanks Andy!!! I thought this was gone for good!

The way I know is to open each page and to right click and save page as

It's not fast



I really liked his gallery of hydraulic presses
I have some of it saved, but not all

 

[Brian.Evans]

No, it's not the only way. We used to it when I was an net admin, but I don't remember the program I used. Maybe search for offline browsing program, then print out off it for a hard copy. Heck, I don't know anymore. Stuff has changed so much in the last decade.

 

[KamSingh]

Old thread I know but I've managed to convert them into a series of .pdf files for anyone to read/save/share.

https://www.knifewiki.org/doku.php?id=knifemaker:donfogg

 

[Tom Lewis]

Thanks! that's a big help.