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Reddit mentions of Tracing Boards of the Three Degrees in Craft Freemasonry Explained
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Tracing Boards of the Three Degrees in Craft Freemasonry Explained. Here are the top ones.
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- Universal position – Fits driver or passenger side
- Hardware and instructions included
- Available in two finishes – black or chrome (# 41000)
- Fully adjustable large 5.5 inch x 8.5 inch mirror head
- Details: Driver or passenger side; Manual; Flat glass; Breakaway; Non-heated; Black
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Height | 11.69289 Inches |
Length | 8.2677 Inches |
Weight | 0.7605948039 Pounds |
Width | 0.271653 Inches |
Bring back the magic lantern show and update it past being just a power point presentation to be clicked through. Make it an animated and moving. Bring back the visual crowd instead of being strictly verbal.
Better ornaments and furniture of the lodge, including CNC ornate goodness. Would love to see Solomonic columns in addition to our five represented.
More artistically done jewels than the current supply store versions.
Updated versions of the Tracing Boards.
Smart phone apps connecting members while being secure. Ability to pay on-line in advance for dinners and events.
Lodge security apps. Ability to be notified of intrusion, fire, and other alarms remotely, and cycle through cameras to see if genuine or false alarm at 2am without having to drive over.
You may like this gorgeous book.
I actually know lodges that open with having the newest EA draw the board on a chalkboard on the ground.
Apparently a sub-Reddit can have three settings. "Private", you have to join to be able to read and write. "Restricted", everybody can read, but you have to join to be able to post. This was the setting that I checked. Strangely enough non-members can't make new posts, but they can reply, so what's the use of that? And how should a user ask to be added? So now that I know that, I chose the option "public". I guess that means that everybody can read and write. Let's see how that goes about.
Rees, yes he wrote a very interesting and an 'alright' book. I hadn't heard of this interview (or the website for that matter), so thanks for sharing.