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The Fall before the Snow
PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST
The Pumpkin Carving Contest was a
smash in a negative sense. We had no en-
tries submitted.
We were surprised there were no creative
people out there willing to submit their
work?
Our Recipe contest continues to be
popular. Does anyone have any ideas for
something new you would like to see?
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TOPOGEAR RECIPE CONTEST
Our thanks to those that submitted a rec-
ipe. Keep them coming. We are having fun
with this so we are extending the contest.
We are trying to have enough unique reci-
pes to publish a cookbook. We have also
added BBQ and outdoor cooking recipes.
Be sure to read the rules. Then simply send
an email stating you have read and agree to
the rules. Include your recipe(s), and photo
(s),.of your Recipe creation. Win FREE
Prizes!!
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N o vem be r 20 10
Oak Creek, Sedona, Arizona Courtesy Rick Beach Photography
Copyright 2010 Rick Beach Photography
TOPOGEAR was on the hunt
again. This time we set out for the Art
Walk in Summerlin, on the west side of
Las Vegas.
It was a gray cloudy Sunday morn-
ing. A few drizzles of rain now and
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
then. We found the Starbucks at the
Mesquite, Nevada
South East end of the parking lot and
November 27th, 2010
started our walk from that point.
Don’t miss this 3rd Annual event put
We enjoyed the live music coming
on by the Oasis/Virgin River Hotel/
from a musician just outside Starbucks.
Casino in Mesquite, Nevada. The Holi-
We ordered a warm drink and set off in
day season will be just around the corner.
the direction of numerous white tents
Don’t miss out!
that dotted the parking lot. Stopping
Vendor Space available. Come enjoy
here and there to enjoy the various
the day and shop for Christmas. You are
pieces of art, hand crafted jewelry and
sure to find that special gift or socking
more.
Stuffer.
About half way through our stroll
Just a short trip from Las Vegas or St
we ran into Ramon and Rosa
George, Utah. Come the night before ,
Velasquez of AMIGO METAL and
or stay over the night of. Make a week-
IRON WORK. Both Ramon and Rosa
end get- a-way out of it.
were the most friendly couple. We
See full page details on page 14.
admired their Metal and Tile benches.
Wishing we had more room in our
back yard.
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 AMIGO Metal and Iron Work www.amigometal.com
1233 Calle Cherokee Cell: 520-440-2469
Rio Rico, AZ 85648
Email: amigo_metal@hotmail.com

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 AMIGO METAL AND IRON (Continued)

We would like to share their story. We found it interesting and heart warming. It demonstrates what a small business person struggles with
to produce a product, and compete to show that product before ever turning a dime. We can’t imagine living on the road to move the pieces of
art around, let alone the expense of it all.

Ramon was born in Guadalajara and raised in Nogales, Sonora. He grew up around arts and crafts. Though a sibling in a large family
Ramon was the only child that followed on in the subject of Art. His father owned 6 curio shops. He started working for him at a very young
age.

When old enough Ramon’s father gave him one of his stores. It was Called Tony’s Sur Curios. Ramon and Rosa owned the store for 18
years. Specializing in wool rugs, leather goods, pottery, wrought iron, and Mexican tile.

Ramon started making his own artwork after traveling to Guadalajara, Jalisco in search of new pieces for inventory. The beautiful metal
works made there, encouraged him to take classes and learn to do the works himself. Those classes made him realize just how much he en-
joyed creating his own unique pieces of art.

In 2002 the store was sold and Ramon put his skills to work at home, in Rio Rico, Arizona. It is now a family business. Rosa and their 2 chil-
dren have learned the trade. They assist Ramon in creating the pieces of art as well as making it all come together at the numerous Art Fairs
they attend. Their specialties are Wrought Iron Furniture combined with tile, and colorful metal art.

The Velasquez family dedicate their time to creating the works of art, and travelling to sell throughout Arizona, California, Nevada, and New
Mexico.

We find it amazing so much time must go into producing the final product displayed, as we see it at one of the many Art Fairs.. The task of
creating the Art piece is difficult on its own. They work the pieces by hand and with the help of conventional gas torch and plasma torch as
well. Then there is the application of automotive paints and tile accents. We would find it difficult to then travel from place to place and set-
up, tear-down and pack the items, tents, etc...to then move on to the next event location, or back home to create more pieces. Add to that all
of the behind the scene activities a person may never be aware of. Let us continue with more of their story.,

Looking at their schedule you can see they travel most every weekend. For every good weekend, sunny and warm weather, and perhaps suc-
cessful shows, there is bad weather, vehicle mechanical problems, bad shows, and sparse sales. For each show they must first locate a suitable
event. Then they must submit an application, photograph their art and submit those with their application. This also includes photos of the
booth/display. Along with that material an application fee must be paid. They are then put through a jury selection approval process to de-
cide whether they are to be accepted into the event.

In most cases everything must be handmade, not commercially purchased, such as wholesale products re-sold at the event. Space fee’s for
each event range from $500.00 to $1600.00 for a weekend. They also participate in fund raising events that may charge smaller space fees but
then having them donate 10 % to 20% of their Total Sales.

Ramon’s Cell phone is 520-440-2469. They do custom orders on Furniture, and their Metal Wall Sculptures.

If you are in the area of any of the events they attend be sure to track them down and say Hi! Better yet remember all the hard work that goes
into each and every unique piece of Art. Find something that catches your fancy. Know there is more to the story than what you hold in your
hand. They would love to see you take one or more of their pieces home with you! We hope to catch up with them again at the Fountain
Hills Art Festival, just outside Phoenix, Arizona.

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 AMIGO METAL 2010 SHOW SCHEDULE

1/13-15 Continental Shopping Plaza Art Festival (Alan Smith)

1/16 &17 Casa Grande Art Fair in Casa Grande, Az. (reserved spaces w/deposit) (1/15 &16/2011)
1/28-30/2011 Southwest Arts Festival in Indio, Ca TENTATIVE

2/12-14 Wickenburg Gold Rush days at Library in Wickenburg, Az. (2/11,12&13/2011)

2/18-20/11 Palm Springs Art Festivals @ Palm Springs Festival Grounds TENTATIVE
2/26-28 Fountain Hills Great Fair in Fountain Hills, Az. SPACE #’S (F-31-32) (Feb. 25-27/2011)

3/6 & 7 Indian Market off street Heard Museum show in Phx.
3/10-12 Continental Shopping Plaza Art Festival (Alan Smith)
3/12-14 Rio Grande Spring Show at Lujan Exhibit Complex in Albuquerque, NM
3/20-21 Saddle Brooke Mountain View Country Club, Tucson, Az
3/26-28 Tempe Festival of the Arts (Mill Avenue) AND Quail Creek Club House in Green Valley, Az

4/10&11 Oro valley Art in the Park

4/17&18 Boulder art in the park at Botanical park
4/24&25 Las Vegas Spring Summerlin Art Show

5/8&9 Art Fest in Henderson NV at the Convention Center

5/22 & 23 Victoria Gardens Festival of the Arts at Rancho Cucamanga, California
5/29-31 Offstreet Festival Arts and Crafts show Chamber of Commerce parking lot in Prescott, Az.

6/12&13 Territorail days at Courthouse Plaza in Prescott, Az.

6/19&20 Challenge New Mexico at Santa Fe Plaza

7/3-5 Prescott Rodeo days at Courthouse Plaza

8/7&8 Girls Inc Art and Craft Event at Santa Fe Plaza in Santa Fe, NM
8/17-19 Indian Market at Santa Fe @ El Dorado Hotel

9/4-6 Fiesta Council Art and Craft Festival

9/25&26 Summerlin Art Festival in Las Vegas, NV

10/1-3 Albuquerque Bolloon Festival in Albuquerque,NM AND 10/2&3 Sierra Vista Art in the Park (O 1&3)
10/8-10 Albuquerque Bolloon Festival in Albuquerque, NM AND Patagonia Art and Music Festival (O 1&3)
10/15-17
10/23 & 24 The Trails Village Venter Artwalk in Summerlin Las vegas, NV on Village Center Dr across from Summerlin Parkway
10/28-30 Continental Shopping Plaza in Green Valley
10/30&31 St. Philip’s Outdoor Art Show in Tucson

11/5-7 Big Brother Big Sister Art show at Plaza Palomino in Tucson, Az AND Litchfield Park festival of the Arts
11/13&14 Spanish Market at Phx Heard Museum AND 11/12-14Fountain Hills Festival of the Arts(F30-31)
11/20&21 14th Annual Oro Valley Fall Fine Art Fest. @ Riverfront Park on 551 W Lambert Lane
11/26-28 Rio Grande Holiday Show at Manuel Lujan Center in Albuquerque, NM

12/3-5 Oro Valley Festival of the Arts @ The Oro Valley Marketplace SW Corner of Tangerine/Oracle
12/17-19 AC Art and Craft show at Safeway on Ina and Oracle in Tucson, Az TENTATIVE

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 AMIGO METAL 2011 SHOW SCHEDULE

1/12-15 Continental Shopping Plaza Art Festival in Green Valley, Az

1/15&16 Casa Grande Art Fair in Casa Grande, Az. Main Street

1/28-30 Southwest Art Festival in Indio, Ca. (TENTATIVE)

2/11-13 Wickenburg Gold Rush Days in Wickenburg, Az. at the Library.

2/18-20 Palm Springs Art Festival @ Palms Springs Festival Grounds (TENTATIVE)

2/25-27 Fountain Hills Great Fair in Fountain Hills, Az.

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 RECIPE OF THE MONTH
TOPOGEAR’s

November Recipe

Contest Winner

Submitted by: Cyndi Boyer

of Syracuse, UT

Beef Wellington
Duxelles: (See Definition on the following page)
3 Pints (1 1/2 pounds) mushrooms peeled and roughly chopped
2 Shallots, peeled and roughly chopped
4 Cloves garlic, peeled and roughly chopped
2 Sprigs fresh thyme, leaves only
2 Tablespoons unsalted butter
2 Tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
Kosher Salt and fresh ground pepper
Finely chop (mince) together the Mushrooms. Shallots, Garlic and
Thyme. Add Butter and Olive Oil to large sauté pan and set over me-
dium heat. Added the minced ingredients and sauté for 8 to 10 minutes,
or until most of the liquid has evaporated. Season with Salt and Pepper
to taste. Set aside to cool.

For the Beef:

1 (3 lb) Center Cut Beef Tenderloin (Filet Mignon) Trimmed
Extra Virgin Oil Oil The TOPOGEAR Outdoor Recipe Page
12 thin slices of prosciutto
Kosher Salt and Fresh ground black pepper Outdoor Cooking Recipes
6 sprigs of fresh thyme, leaves only
Cooking Tips & Tricks
2 Tablespoons of Dijon Mustart
Flour for rolling out Puff Pastry (Send them to us!)
2 large eggs lightly beaten
Send us your recipe and photo of your prepared item to
1 lb Puff Pastry, thawed if using frozen
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Tie the tenderloin so it holds its cylindrical shape while cooking. Drizzle Email to sales@topogear.com
with olive oil, then season with salt and pepper and sear all over, includ-
ing the ends, in a hot, 12” D/O lightly coated with olive oil - about 2 to 3
minutes. Dutch Oven Heat “Three Up-Three Down Rule
Meanwhile set out your prosciutto on a sheet of plastic wrap (plastic
needs to be about a foot and a half in length so you can wrap and tie the
It is better to place more coals or briquettes on the lid of
roast up in it) on top of your cutting board. Shingle the prosciutto so it
forms a rectangle that is big enough to encompass the entire filet of beef. the Dutch oven. Many Dutch oven cooks follow a simple
Using a rubber spatula cover evenly with a thin layer of duxelles three up, three down rule. Measure the diameter of your
Recipe Continues on the following page. Dutch oven and add 3 to estimate how many briquettes to
place on the lid. Take 3 away from the diameter measure-
ment and this is the number you need to place under the
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 RECIPE Continued from previous page
TOPOGEAR is carrying a new line of Fine
Season the surface of the duxelles with salt and pepper and sprinkle with fresh thyme leaves. Jewelry.
When the beef is seared, remove from heat, cut off twine and smear lightly all over with Dijon
mustard. Allow to cool slightly, then roll up in the duxelles covered prosciutto using the plastic
wrap to tie it up nice and tight. Tuck in the ends of the prosciutto as you roll to completely en-
compass the beef. Roll it up tightly in plastic wrap and twist the ends to seal it completely and
hold it in a nice log shape. Set in the cooler for 30 minutes to ensure it maintains its shape.

Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.

On a lightly floured surface set your puff pastry out to thaw. Depending on the size of your
sheets you may have to overlap 2 sheets and press them together. Remove beef from cooler
and cut off plastic. Set the beef in the center of the pastry and fold over the longer sides,
brushing with egg wash to seal. Trim ends if necessary then brush with egg wash and fold
over to completely seal the beef - saving the cut off ends to use as a decoration on top if de-
sired. Top with coarse sea salt. We are specializing in new 925 Sterling
Silver and Semi precious gemstone Jewelry.
Place the beef seam side down on a baking sheet. Brush the top of the pastry with egg wash
The photo above is some current examples.
then make a couple of slits in the top of the pastry using the tip of a paring knife - this creates
vents that will allow the steam to escape when cooking. We wish to offer something affordable to
all. We hope to find and offer items under
Bake for 40 to 45 minutes until pastry is golden brown and beef registers 125 degrees F on an the $200 retail range, with many under the
instant-read thermometer. Remove from oven and let rest before cutting into thick slices. $100 mark.

We offer a selection that will be ever chang-

ing. We are able to buy direct from our
distributor and many of our items are indi-
vidually hand selected when being pur-
chased.
These items will soon start showing up on
the TOPO site so check back often. We also
have large selections of used and vintage
Jewelry. This stock is also changing con-
stantly. Currently we have a large stock of
vintage Rhinestone jewelry.
If you are looking for a specific item that
we do not show, please email us for a list of
the latest inventory.

RECIPE CONTEST Cooking Term

Meyerco Tactical Folder
We have a winner for our Monthly News-
DUXELLES: There seems to be a variety
letter RECIPE Contest. The recipe appears on
of options. But in general it is a garnish or
page 5. Contest is extended to future issues.
stuffing made of finely chopped sautéed
Have your entry submitted by the 15th of a
mushrooms.
month, for judging/publishing/winning con-
G10 Tactical Folder (MATCMDH)
sideration in the following months newsletter. A paste-like reduction of finely minced
A FREE “gift” is going out to our winner. mushrooms. It is intensely flavored. *440 Bead Blasted Blade
See the TOPOGEAR rules and submission Made with Mushrooms, Onions, Shallots,
form at the TOPOGEAR Home Page Find it and herbs, slowly sautéed in butter. *Easy One-Hand Opening
in the left menu Contest Win Free Stuff. Also
join our FACEBOOK Dutch Oven group if
you aren’t already a member. “MAIR” Dutch Oven Lid Lifter
We are changing some of the contest rules
Prize size is 9 inch only
starting with subsequent issues. The Contest is
now open to recipes for both Dutch Ovens and
BBQ/Outdoor Cooking.
There are now a choice of 2 prizes. A Mey-
erco G10 Tactical Folding knife, or a 9 inch
Dutch Oven Lid lifter. Winner gets to select
their choice of one of these two prizes.
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 UPCOMING EVENTS
NOVEMBER
Event: Cross Roads of the West Gun & Knife Show
Location: Tucson, AZ Pima County Fairgrounds
Time: Nov 6th-7th
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LVDOS GATHERING & POTLUCK

Location: Callville Bay, Lake Mead, NV
First Come First Served Campground
Date: 11/12/2010
Time: Dinner Served at 2:00 on Saturday
Map: View Map
Website www.lvdos.com
WEATHERED WONDERS
Event: FOUNTAIN FESTIVAL OF ARTS & CRAFTS
Creations by Artist Dave Bruce. Utilizing materials recycled from
Date: November 12, 13, 14, 2010
abandoned buildings and alleyways. One-of-a-kind birdhouses and
Time: 10am-5pm
furniture. These creations can be found through various stores and
Location: Fountain Hills, Arizona
specialty shops. Each piece is handcrafted with pride and signed
Map: View Map
with love, from Dave’s heart to your home.
Theme: 500+ Artists, artisans and gourmet food, live
Email weatheredwonders@hotmail.com Entertainment. 200,000 visitors

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 UPCOMING EVENTS

DECEMBER

Event: LVDOS (No DOG this month)

This is the Annual Membership

Christmas Party month. Location &
And details to be announced to members.

Trail Sherpa was created to

Contact:
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 UPCOMING EVENTS

JANUARY 2011
No items sent to us for January 2011. Though we hear
rumors there may be a Dutch Oven cook-off planned for
Paddling Festival Mesquite, Nevada. With a $5000.00 purse to the winner
Hosted by SOUTHWIND (s)? More on this as soon as we have more info. Check
KAYAK CENTER in the December issue or contact us direct if you are in-
terested. We are trying to find out if they will also have
Newport Dunes, California Visit a vendor area?
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 Enter your Dutch Oven/BBQ or Outdoor Recipe for a chance to win
a “MAIR” 9 inch Dutch Oven Lid Lifter, or a Meyerco Folding Knife. We have had nu-
merous winners. We have extended this for subsequent issues too! Enter before the 15th of
the month, to be considered for the following months Next Newsletter. Details are found on
the TOPOGEAR Home Page. Look for “CONTEST Win FREE Stuff ” on the left menu.
Rules release and entry form are there. To keep it simple just email a statement that you
read and agree to the rules, attach your recipe and finished dish photo. Email to
sales@topogear.com No purchase required. (Free Prize is Available to USA Ship to addresses
only) Recipes from other addresses will not receive a prize but may be submitted to appear in our up-
coming recipe book.) Be sure to “subscribe” to our Monthly Newsletter by creating a Free account.
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