THANKS for the update! The fountain at Hobart is quite famous and had a major retrofit a few years ago. I think it's called the Fountain of Unity or Unity of Man? Really glad you're going forward with your welding career.
I'm not surprised about Lincoln. The old guy where I work has been there and said it seems like everything is a big secret with tons of security. I'm surprised you didn't look for the 420 foot wind tower Lincoln put up at their plant. Lincoln has always had kind of an arrogant attitude. They do have some very smart people and good products though. I think Hobart has done a lot more for the community than Lincoln including building an arena back in the 50's, I believe.
Interesting Canada is looking for Hobart grads. I imagine Alberta is one of the provinces looking and Alberta has really high standards. Is that the statue dedicated to the first welding instructor at Hobart? Did you check out the history of welding display when you were there? Man, I wish I could have went with you! It looks like a cool place.
You will learn a lot in 9 month's and most likely be using top of the line Miller equipment. Maybe it would be a good idea to wait until you graduate and then see where the good jobs are before settling on Texas? It's good you're going to be doing some pipe welding too. You might find you really like it and if you get good at it, you can make the big money!
Thanks again for the update. Be sure to keep us up to date with your courses.
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