I couldn’t wait any longer, I had to rip into the monster black locust log today. It’s a flawless thing of beauty. On with the sawing and sawdust season.
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Our woodlands sea turtle looks so forlorn. We’re all ready for the thaw. We teamed up on Black Friday to harvest a black locust log that was lying in the woodlands, and we lugged it up to the sawmill. What a lug it was; 1,320 pounds! A perfect day for another cleaning of the wood stove chimney, always a team effort. It’s a process, one that we’ve got down to a science. We just completed a loop of Lake Michigan. First stop, an important birthday celebration in Kenosha with homemade cupcakes and lots of gifts. Then a nod to the iconic city velodrome on the way north out of town. Passed through the meat packing region O’ Wisconsin and on to the UP. Spent the night in […] Our young evergreen trees are growing fast and strong, but maybe not as fast and strong as the guys who planted them. […] After the eclipse our woodlands mink showed up to check out the pond. Coincidence? We have completed the bass guitar project! Lloyd and I learned a lot as we got into it and we’re proud of our work. I have to say it came out pretty pretty good. I made a little woodlands style hut for our standby generator. Hopefully this means we will never need to use the thing again. Yeah right. Lloyd and I are building an electric bass guitar. The current step is to paint the body. However, spraying lacquer requires a well-ventilated warm area. Outside is the high recommendation. But it’s the dead of winter here. What to do? Good thing the sawmill has a solar heated kiln with forced ventilation. Now it’s a […] |
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