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Category Archives: advice
Need Help Relaxing?
In these uncertain times occasionally we all need to just sit back and relax, in the sunshine,and listen to the birds sing
What Shape is the Perfect Bath?
Looking ahead to the autumn one of the projects I am considering is to make a wooden bath. You could ask the question why? for which I struggle for an answer. I don’t particularly enjoy a bath, I struggle to … Continue reading
Lay still whilst I measure for your Coffin!
This week I spent two days at the Suffolk show a major rural show in the East of England, promoting my Wheelwrights Business. As a modern wheelwright I am used to being a rare commodity. An educated guess would suggest there … Continue reading
Posted in advice, antique, blacksmith, carriage, craft, design, history, horse, humour, saddlery, tradition, traditional, Uncategorized, wheelright, wheelwright, wood, work
Tagged humour, living history, memory, middle age, old age, suffolk show, traditional, undertaker, wheelwright, work
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Would you buy one ?
In a few days time I step out from the comfort of my workshop into that frenzied whirlwind which is the Suffolk Show. The first of a couple of rural shows I will demonstrating at this year. The Main Focus … Continue reading
Posted in advice, coppersmith, craft, design, Diy, family, fashion, Garden, gardening, heritage, heritage craft, heritagecraft, hipster, home, retail, shopping, style, tom green, tradition, traditional, trend, Uncategorized, wheelright, wheelwright, work
Tagged clock, copper, design, harpers bazaar, porthole, suffolk show, trend, vogue, work
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How wide is your Bum?
I am a great fan of the shaker style of furniture. Its very elegant furniture, cleverly designed to maximise the strength of interlocking thin timbers to create a piece which is lightweight and yet strong. It could also be argued that the … Continue reading
Posted in advice, art, beauty, chair doctor, craft, design, Diy, family, furniture, heritage craft, heritagecraft, humour, leisure, old bloke, style, Uncategorized, wood, work
Tagged bodyshape, Chair, chair doctor, chairs, design, experiment, humour, middle age, work
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Did I get my Doctorate?
In an earlier post I recounted a tale that on a visit to the south coast I came across a “Chair Doctors” a term I hadn’t seen or heard of for ages. Its not quite as good as a “sagger … Continue reading
Posted in advice, art, carriage, celebrity, chair doctor, craft, design, Diy, family, furniture, heritage craft, heritagecraft, history, home, humour, leisure, London, money, recycling, self help, style, tom green, tradition, Uncategorized, wheelright, wheelwright, wood, work
Tagged art, business, design, family, home, humour, job, middle age, relationships, work
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What would you tell a 15 Year old?
I have been asked to talk to a group of 15 year old students as part of a series of talks on the subject of careers. They are looking for someone to give an alternative view to the “You must … Continue reading
Posted in advice, carriage, craft, design, Diy, family, heritage craft, heritagecraft, humour, leisure, old bloke, old blokes kitchen, tom green, tradition, Uncategorized, work, youtube
Tagged business, careers, education, employment, family, home, humour, job, middle age, relationships, work, young people
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Romance for Middle Aged Men
Find out how to put the romance back into your relationship Continue reading
Posted in advice, craft, design, Diy, family, food, heritage craft, heritagecraft, hobby, home, humour, leisure, old bloke, relationship, romance, self help, Uncategorized, video, wood, work, youtube
Tagged design, family, film, home, humour, middle age, relationships, sex, video
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What makes the Perfect Handbag?
As someone who stitches leather I have made more than my fair share of handbags, and the picture shows my latest, Not my usual style but I fancied trying something new, which my daughter assures me would be described as … Continue reading
Posted in accesories, advice, beauty, craft, design, fashion, handbag, heritagecraft, hobby, home, Leather work, tom green, tradition, Uncategorized, work
Tagged art, business, design, handbag, handbags, hermes, home, work
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Craftsmen today are not what they were!
One of my current projects started out as “just replace the spoke” on a wheel dating from about 1880. Now as a rule I don’t rush to attract repair work, there are always issues, but like everyone else I have bills to pay, … Continue reading
Posted in advice, carriage, craft, design, Diy, heritage craft, heritagecraft, horse, leisure, old bloke, saddlery, tom green, tradition, Uncategorized, wheelright, wheelwright, wood, work
Tagged business, design, job, video, work
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