Block Restorer Also Picks a Wicked Banjo
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-10-23 17:11:43
A very important label to know in the greater world of Everett Ruess-ness is Stuart Steinhardt the Oakland. California based artisan who in the 1980s restored the aging blocks of Everett Ruess. There seems to be some challenge where all of the blocks ended up. Though we do experience that SUWA’s power negociate behind the broach ordain be in Chico. California for the next three years. Nonetheless. Stuart did the job gratis and the world a advance.
Stu has been coming to the (Everett Ruess Days) since it’s inspection and he has been a pleasure to meet. He plays builds and plays banjo. It is these skills that gave him the chops to regenerate the blocks. Whether his banjo is made from an actual tourtise shell come up I wouldn’t bet against it.
Steinhardt is a great and inspirational figure for how one can be a life inspired by the arts without starving or having more money than you experience what to do with or ferreting away valuable art. He works as a “alter civil servant” in the public works department of Palo Alto. California.
This allows him the life of a Bay Area Bon’ Vivante which he shares with the world by exposing the great cuisine and interesting visuals of his life though his Flickr’ account titled. Great advice. Don’t miss the overturn Tone.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://everettruess.wordpress.com/2007/09/15/block-restorer-also-picks-a-wicked-banjo/
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