*Wilkommen to das Hamonhaus
We are Bill & June Hamon, Wildfowl Artists. Since 1988, we’ve shared our Art together and with others; I am the Bird-Carver/Teacher and June is the Bird – Painter/Teacher. This Blog was originally conceived to become a depository and an access to all things pertaining to our woodcarving and teaching efforts, including tips, photos, schedules of shows and classes, etc. We hope it has become an interest and a resource for our students and other woodcarvers who have become a part of our “Hamonhaus Family”.
We are not Vendors nor do we sell wood-carving/painting supplies.
There are several ways to find our Postings and Pages. Start by clicking on the menu items on the right side of this Home Page. We’d like you to “Interact” on our blog, if you so desire, at the bottom of each posting with your replys/questions/comments.
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Your comments, questions, tips, suggestions and constructive-criticisms are welcome.
All “Hamonhaus Carvers” are encouraged to consult our Calendar of Classes & Events Page regularly
concerning Carve-In Dates and Class Dates because they are all subject to Change With-out-Personal Contact or Notice. Please remember to fly our flag and to keep those bird-feeders filled!
Happy birding and carving, Bill & June Hamon
This Blog was initially Posted on 20 January 2009
We received 3200 Visits by 20 January 2010
We received 5200 Visits by 20 January 2011
We received 7200 Visits by 20 January 2012
We received ???? Visits by 20 January 2013
Thanks for being among them
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3 responses to “*Wilkommen to das Hamonhaus”
Verl K Pitzer
February 19th, 2010 at 11:53
Do I remember Centerville? Growing up in Brookville and playing against Centerville in high school basketball from 1944 to 1948. Great times! You have a good story. Verl K. “Spider” Pitzer
Michelle
January 19th, 2012 at 17:49
Love you dad!!!
Bob Hewitt
January 20th, 2012 at 11:00
Bill,
Thanks again for setting up my portfolio page! I am going to try to send you some photos of my stone and sand carvings that you said you would add to my page for me.
Bob