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I try to spend my money in NH whenever possible, but I've been wondering what things I can buy that are MADE in NH. Aside from locally grown meats and veggies, maple syrup and touristy stuff from gift shops, what else can I buy that's made here?
Ton's of stuff from soap to dog treats. The NH made link is great, that's what I was going to give you too I've been a member of them for years! Every March there is the Made in NH expo in Manchester now at the Raddison Hotel, you might want to check it out- just google it.
Maybe if we get to meet up and later in Spring you want this work I could help. Finding people to do rust work is getting harder. There are things people i work for need to understand before I will do rust work. PM's or face to face works best.
I have no heated shop, so this isn't a possibilty right now. Not because i can't work in cold, but because these chems can't work in cold.
I tend to get rust work that needs a custom clever effect anyway, when no one else will touch it.
That not factory but not ugly mess sort of work Pm me for a photobucket link if you want.
Where did Rugers come from? They are not made in NH so far as I know...
If you have a ton of money I know a really good artist/carver, and his dad makes sum wicked but very expensive furnishings. They are kinda off the beaten track and don't really advertize because word of mouth does it.
Oh yeah I recall that now...... I forgot. I'ts been a long time since I got over that way. I used to pass that place going to Fort Number 4.
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