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Today we didn’t do a whole lot, which meant we got some rest. The one thing we did do, visit the Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum, turned into a great opportunity. The museum, located in Miami, Arizona, celebrates the minerals, mines, and culture of the area. It was much larger than I thought it would be with some good exhibits.
The most interesting part of the museum for us was that we met the curator, Thomas Foster, who was very excited to hear about SLAG. So, I let him browse through my copy. He was so excited about the concept and its references to Arizona history, that he wants me to “get the damn thing finished ” so he could read it. And, he wants us to return this fall to give a presentation (which could mean more book sales). So, our one stop today was a good one 🙂
Photo borrowed from the museum’s website
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Maybe if I comment more will do so too. Sounds like you need to find more mining museums and find some more possible sales of your book. Its great you are finding some interest in SLAG from other people besides your family, who are totally in the tank for it. Not because we are family; but because there is a good story between the covers. Safe travels