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Now For Something Completely Different
Today is the start of a new project for me and I need your help. As part of my normal working life I have been employing and interacting with young people for many years and have slowly come to the conclusion that … Continue reading
Posted in advice, books, family, heritage craft, heritagecraft, history, home, humour, old bloke, old blokes kitchen, publishing, self help, Uncategorized, work, youtube
Tagged education, experiment, family, history, home, humour, job, middle age, money, oldmen, relationships, sex, tv, work
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Flat Pack Furniture the Tom Green way
My father, alas no longer with us started the tradition of building beds for the family, and when he couldn’t do it any longer I carried on. I don’t quite know how the tradition started, I cant pretend its because … Continue reading
The First Cuckoo
Its often said that one of the first signs of spring is hearing a cuckoo, which I suppose depends upon where you live, whereas in our world the first sign of spring is the first day we light the bread … Continue reading
Posted in bake, baking, books, Cooking, craft, Diy, Garden, heritage craft, history, hobby, home, leisure, publishing, Uncategorized, wheelwright, work
Tagged baking, bread, Carriage, charcoal, food, garden, humour, tom green, wheelwright, wood
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Some habits are hard to break.
It was a day for going back to my roots, putting the fancy stuff to one side and make some wheels, something I haven’t done for a while, this time a set of four little wheels to replace some rotten … Continue reading
Posted in blacksmith, carriage, craft, Diy, heritage craft, heritagecraft, history, hobby, home, humour, leisure, Uncategorized, wheelright, wheelwright, work
Tagged art, business, Carriage, design, education, goat, history, home, horse, humour, job, wheel, work
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Support an endangered craft
Another unusual day in my workshop, I wanted to start off by making a joke about how I need to control my apprentice but firstly I don’t have an apprentice and secondly someone would take it out of context and I would … Continue reading
Posted in craft, Diy, Garden, heritage craft, heritagecraft, history, Queen, Uncategorized, work
Tagged accessories, art, business, design, education, fundraising, Gothic, history, home, humour, job, medieval, money, stocks, work
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