On Monday, January 26, 1998 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Michael Black wrote:

On 25 Jan 1998, Captain59 wrote:

Hello!

Can anyone tell me a good newsgroup to talk about Arlo?

If either Deb or Laura see this, please e-mail me. Thanks!

Mark in CT
"Bryds of Paradise" guy

This is probably the best place. There is alt.music.guthrie meant
for discussing both Guthries, Woody and Arlo, but it does not seem to have taken off. There's also the webpage, that has a message board. It's gone through a few name changes, and right now I can't remember the URL.
Something like www.arlonet.com or www.arlo.net It's not that I've
forgotten it, but I bookmarked it and never memorized it (and can't be bothered right now to go to the browser to check it).

Michael

Hello... Can't believe I'm answering this 20 years late, but yes www.arlo.net is still up and operating. It's been growing over the years and our friends can chat with each other and comment on any subject imaginable. In the last 20 years other social
media have come into being, and we're generally in there somewhere as well. But, arlo.net is most often home base for anyone interested in what we do. See you there - Arlo Guthrie

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In article <1204ba82-6782-4344-8dd1-f8b212a9a616@googlegroups.com>,
<folkslinger@gmail.com> wrote:

On Monday, January 26, 1998 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Michael Black wrote:

On 25 Jan 1998, Captain59 wrote:

Hello!

Can anyone tell me a good newsgroup to talk about Arlo?

If either Deb or Laura see this, please e-mail me. Thanks!

Mark in CT
"Bryds of Paradise" guy

This is probably the best place. There is alt.music.guthrie meant
for discussing both Guthries, Woody and Arlo, but it does not seem to have >> taken off. There's also the webpage, that has a message board. It's gone >> through a few name changes, and right now I can't remember the URL.
Something like www.arlonet.com or www.arlo.net It's not that I've
forgotten it, but I bookmarked it and never memorized it (and can't be
bothered right now to go to the browser to check it).

Michael

Hello... Can't believe I'm answering this 20 years late, but yes
www.arlo.net is still up and operating. It's been growing over the years
and our friends can chat with each other and comment on any subject >imaginable. In the last 20 years other social media have come into
being, and we're generally in there somewhere as well. But, arlo.net is
most often home base for anyone interested in what we do. See you there
- Arlo Guthrie

A pleasure to see you, Mr Guthrie, and my best wishes for your continued fortitude, health and wonderment.

DD

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On Sunday, December 30, 2018 at 4:14:20 PM UTC-5, docd...@panix.com wrote:

In article <1204ba82-6782-4344-8dd1-f8b212a9a616@googlegroups.com>,
<folkslinger@gmail.com> wrote:

On Monday, January 26, 1998 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Michael Black wrote:

On 25 Jan 1998, Captain59 wrote:

Hello!

Can anyone tell me a good newsgroup to talk about Arlo?

If either Deb or Laura see this, please e-mail me. Thanks!

Mark in CT
"Bryds of Paradise" guy

This is probably the best place. There is alt.music.guthrie meant
for discussing both Guthries, Woody and Arlo, but it does not seem to have >> taken off. There's also the webpage, that has a message board. It's gone >> through a few name changes, and right now I can't remember the URL.
Something like www.arlonet.com or www.arlo.net It's not that I've
forgotten it, but I bookmarked it and never memorized it (and can't be
bothered right now to go to the browser to check it).

Michael

Hello... Can't believe I'm answering this 20 years late, but yes >www.arlo.net is still up and operating. It's been growing over the years >and our friends can chat with each other and comment on any subject >imaginable. In the last 20 years other social media have come into
being, and we're generally in there somewhere as well. But, arlo.net is >most often home base for anyone interested in what we do. See you there
- Arlo Guthrie

A pleasure to see you, Mr Guthrie, and my best wishes for your continued fortitude, health and wonderment.

DD

Thanks! It's been a very long time since I've been on some kind of message board, let alone anything that has to do with something I'm familiar with. Our current website www.arloguthrie.com has a whole lot of stuff, but lacks the message part which is
why we've kept arlo.net alive and well. I'll keep checking in here every so often if possible. Although once we get back on the road it's hard to get online as often. Happy New Year!

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Arlo Guthrie <folkslinger@gmail.com> wrote in news:e3d7fe22-66a8-4c35-8b95-01e656442826@googlegroups.com:

On Sunday, December 30, 2018 at 4:14:20 PM UTC-5, docd...@panix.com
wrote:

In article <1204ba82-6782-4344-8dd1-f8b212a9a616@googlegroups.com>,
<folkslinger@gmail.com> wrote:

On Monday, January 26, 1998 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Michael Black
wrote:

On 25 Jan 1998, Captain59 wrote:

Hello!

Can anyone tell me a good newsgroup to talk about Arlo?

If either Deb or Laura see this, please e-mail me. Thanks!

Mark in CT
"Bryds of Paradise" guy

This is probably the best place. There is alt.music.guthrie
meant for discussing both Guthries, Woody and Arlo, but it does
not seem to

have

taken off. There's also the webpage, that has a message board.
It's

gone

through a few name changes, and right now I can't remember the
URL. Something like www.arlonet.com or www.arlo.net It's not
that I've forgotten it, but I bookmarked it and never memorized it
(and can't be bothered right now to go to the browser to check
it).

Michael

Hello... Can't believe I'm answering this 20 years late, but yes
www.arlo.net is still up and operating. It's been growing over the
years and our friends can chat with each other and comment on any
subject imaginable. In the last 20 years other social media have
come into being, and we're generally in there somewhere as well.
But, arlo.net is most often home base for anyone interested in what
we do. See you there - Arlo Guthrie

A pleasure to see you, Mr Guthrie, and my best wishes for your
continued

fortitude, health and wonderment.

DD

Thanks! It's been a very long time since I've been on some kind of
message board, let alone anything that has to do with something I'm
familiar with. Our current website www.arloguthrie.com has a whole lot
of stuff, but lacks the message part which is why we've kept arlo.net
alive and well. I'll keep checking in here every so often if possible. Although once ]]we get back on the road it's hard to get online as
often. Happy New Year!

Thanks for the posts and the bringing back of memories. Nice for us
kids in our advancing years. Steve Goodman was a classic. He
introduced me to one of the greatest songs "The Dutchman" though he did
not write it.

Tom

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This year 2020 we're celebrating 25 years of arlo.net! There's no way I could have imagined it'd still be around 25 years after Dave started it, after moving from these forums to our own presence on the web. There's no way anyone could've predicted that
these boards would still be available either. I remain grateful for all these things...

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In article <f0f0b3d0-a2c5-407e-94f0-5312203e138d@googlegroups.com>,
Arlo Guthrie <folkslinger@gmail.com> wrote:

This year 2020 we're celebrating 25 years of arlo.net!

Congratulations on demonstrating, once again, that there's a market out
there for superior quality work... and yours, too!

(sorry, couldn't resist... but if you keep this up for another thirty,
forty years you'll be an old man. good health and long lives to you and yours!)

DD

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