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Very nice mate loving the shape of the bowl (y)
Very nice mate loving the shape of the bowl (y)
It was hours of work and blistered fingers Bob, that beech was cut about 4 years earlier and was very hardVery nice mate loving the shape of the bowl (y)
LOL mate was very seasoned no chance of that splittingIt was hours of work and blistered fingers Bob, that beech was cut about 4 years earlier and was very hard
None, I've got a load of seasoned spalted beech to play with as wellLOL mate was very seasoned no chance of that splitting
very nice will make good scales for knives, bowls and spoons (y)None, I've got a load of seasoned spalted beech to play with as well
Indeedvery nice will make good scales for knives, bowls and spoons (y)
Indeed or eating ya tea from a spoon you carved from a bowl you made, making a bow and shooting an arrow down the range the tip made from a bit of flint you knapped out or something you made on the forge, the list is endless. Or like most I have crossed paths with have a few to many ciders talk a load of codswallop ( I was careful Bill ) and do nothing ?I enjoy a bit of purse net making while sat by the fire under the stars. It’s a great feeling catching rabbits in your own nets
Indeed or eating ya tea from a spoon you carved from a bowl you made, making a bow and shooting an arrow down the range the tip made from a bit of flint you knapped out or something you made on the forge, the list is endless. Or like most I have crossed paths with have a few to many ciders talk a load of codswallop ( I was careful Bill ) and do nothing ?
I never blame the cider that's why i get things done although i do like a few from time to timeDon’t blame the cider bob
Not as much as the hedgerow wines a little more SG than beerHome brew will do a number on you
I never blame the cider that's why i get things done although i do like a few from time to time