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I stopped by a little town here a couple years ago and walked into a old shop because I didn't know what it was. Turned out it was a local newspaper that had been in business since the eighteen hundreds and they where still printing a weekly paper on the original presses. I got the grand tour. It was fascinating and I gathered that the old guy just liked doing it and was going to continue to do it just like his father before him.I want to see that printing press in action
well, does this change anything?
I stopped by a little town here a couple years ago and walked into a old shop because I didn't know what it was. Turned out it was a local newspaper that had been in business since the eighteen hundreds and they where still printing a weekly paper on the original presses. I got the grand tour. It was fascinating and I gathered that the old guy just liked doing it and was going to continue to do it just like his father before him.
I love rural out of the way people and places.
I just finished watching that earlier and also thought about posting it here.
Maybe I'm being too critical but anyone wanting to take an axe class should always watch an axe to grind first.