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We've celebrated St Nicholas, with lots of goodies, and good spirits! ;)
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Sighhhhhhhh glasses on ..... I am such a door knob.......... Is that what your looking for?? LOL :D
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White lines are picked up by the brain,quicker than black lines--only a millisecond apart--yet---the composite is left to the person-- I "Liken" this to cameras and shutter speeds--;):)-- Hope all is well in Md.--Ax. |
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I made a video last night coming home in the snow....Wish I'd of had the camera on a lil sooner... trees are coming down because of all the water... then we had a heavy wet snow ... I made it home ..... :)
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P.S. If I didnt know better--the attached is my Daughter, sans the mole and her perfect nose--;) |
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Ohhhh Ohhhh I should take a pic but it isn't around....hubbs buddy is working at the "Toledo Zoo" they are building a bridge over a lil stream, his buddy brought home a chunk of wood that is a lil bigger than a brick, It is a very heavy piece of wood, not from these parts. He wanted Dave to guess , but couldn't do...... can anyone guess??? Wild guess, shot in the dark.... Very heavy and very dark in color :D
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If I had time or another person to mind fire into the evening would let her drop even lower.
Have a lot of Cherry around here too and in Pennsylvania next state up. Luck for me as it is my favorite firewood, smoking wood and furniture wood. I even prefer it to Walnut for furniture. I like good tiger or curly maple also. Other fruit woods are also good smokers just harder to find. Apple and pear make a nice smoke and pearwood is hard and pretty so is apple. They dont get real big but make good boxes, handles, pens and smaller items. I have a german wood-plane with a pear body that is gorgeous. Also have tons of oak around here both white and red, some black oaks, a decent amount of hickory, maple, beech, locust and Sycamore too. And quite a bit of gum and tulip poplar though these two arent as useful gum almost impossible to split and the poplar a bit soft for most things and I never liked the smell of poplar. I reserve it for kindling mostly I even prefer good pine for drawer bottoms and sides and cabinet backs etc. Secondary furniture wood. BTW Looks like the daughter got some good genes. Jeff:) |
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Garlicluvr , hubbs had a dresser that was falling apart , the guy he was helping wanted to burn it. Gave it to Dave, it was painted black hubbs took it apart sanded it and it is all Curly Mable... We have the top and it is just beautiful!! Not sure what we are going to make out of it yet... he has the fronts of the drawers also but he did give a couple of them away.
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