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Bill Coperthwaite
Originally posted on lastactonearth's Blog:Bill Coperthwaite’s legendary hands It’s one of those things, that a week or so ago, I heard a thought to write a blog entry all about Bill Coperthwaite, but...
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Petite Portmanteau
One cannot have enough baggage in one’s life. Especially if one is a traveller. On that note, I put together this 18th century style portmanteau to attach to the bottom of my rucksack. It is on the...
View ArticleSummertime Update
I have been trying to write this post for a month now… Even small posts can take too much time. Anyone who knows me well is probably aware that sometimes my attention span is like that of a goldfish....
View ArticleHunter’s Pouch
Kentucky Hunter’s Pouch – Few words are needed to show this project. It is a Kentucky Hunter style pouch of a style popular throughout the 17th and 18th centuries in America. Its antecedents come...
View ArticleBach Cello Suite, Prelude
On a Cello Banjo no less! I gotta say, I'm not sure I've ever seen a Cello-size Banjo before but I like it! Robby Faverey has some amazing talent and I hope you check out more of his work on YouTube....
View ArticleGhillie Shoe Class
Here are some throwback photos from Ghillie shoe making classes from 2009 and 2011. The first pair is from a small class at the Bois d’Arc Rendezvous in southwest Missouri (note the lush green of late...
View ArticleThoughts About “Right Living”
The great Philosophers have long thought about how to live a good life; good not only for ourselves but for the betterment of others and the world around us. One of the tenets of the Buddhist...
View ArticleMy Favorite Working Pony
Here are a couple of photos of the one I still think of as the "new horse." It is made up of mostly recycled and scrap wood that I was hoarding for just such a project. More than ten years later, I...
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