I am planning to build a couple of these chairs but, please excuse a Brits ignorance, how do you pronounce "Adirondack"?
Gary
Adirondack Chair
Jun 25, 2004
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I am planning to build a couple of these chairs but, please excuse an ignorant Brit, how do you pronounce "Adirondack"? Gary
ad´uron´dak
Thanks
Just like it sounds. adder-ON-dakk.
ad er _ron_ dack Work at your leisure!
Add-ur-ron-dack (addur-rondack)
gotta be a southern boy......never heard it pronounced with a drawl before...;-)
Bob S.
Fri, Jun 25, 2004, 6:57pm (EDT+5) snipped-for-privacy@ntlworld.com (Gary=A0Dean) laments: please excuse a Brits ignorance, how do you pronounce "Adirondack"?
Porch.
As in, porch chair.
JOAT Use your brain - it's the small things that count.
- Bazooka Joe
We say toma[y]to and you say toma[h]to.
Depends on which part of the continent you're from. Here, its as written with the "i" as in "it".
...Ad [as in Add] "i" [as in it] ron [as in Ronald] dack [as in dack?]
Bill.
just like it's spelled: tum-ess'-ent
Sheee-it. I'm from North Carolina. How'd you know?
Throat-warbler-mangrove
;-)
I always thught it was "add-it-to-your-own-deck"
Allyn
On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 23:26:33 GMT, "Mortimer Schnerd, RN" calmly ranted:
The pronounced bony forehead, single bushy eyebrow, and shortness of stature, of course.
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the redneck....and shotgun in the cab of the pickum truck.......
Bob S.
Or you could pronounce it the Canadian way and say Muskoka Chair...
KIM
Just an after thought, have you looked at "Jakes" chairs? Same idea, possibly more comfortable. Dave in Fairfax
Take a look at "Jake's Chair" before you start cutting pieces.
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is a "button" for free plans there as well.
How do you pronounce that? ;) Tom Work at your leisure!
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