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We visited the Loretto Chapel for the second time this past week and no
matter how many times I look at this, I'll always be in awe. I think of all of the power and hand equipment in my shop; and then contemplate that the guy who built this during the 1870's used tools he carried in on his back in a bag. He borrowed or made barrels to soak the wood for bending. He also used wood available in the Santa Fe area. Moreover, the original staircase, with no center post, was a free-standing helix. The stair rail was added years later because people were afraid to climb it. RonB |
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