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Restoring a Fruit and Veg Cart
I consider myself to be a “Generalist” wheelwright, I make a wide range of wooden wheels. It all depends upon what my customers bring me, one week its a carriage wheel, next week its a cannon, having said that I … Continue reading
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Tagged costermonger, craft, design, diy, education, home, how to, humour, restoration, retro, tom green, video, vintage, work
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Middle Aged Romance – The Video
Part two of the Grand Romantic Gesture Video is now available to view, just follow the link. Part two shows step by step instructions on how to take a Food Safe silicon mould from the wood carving or anything else … Continue reading
Posted in art, bake, baking, cake, celebrity, craft, design, Diy, family, film, food, heritage craft, heritagecraft, hobby, home, humour, kitchen, leisure, old blokes kitchen, relationships, romance, tom green, Uncategorized, video, work, youtube
Tagged art, cake, design, diy, family, home, how to, humour, middle age, relationships, romance, silicon mould, work
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Calling my bluff
As anyone who like me spends a lot of time working with artists will tell you there comes a point when you find yourself saying “I could do that” along with “How difficult can it be” Unfortunatley I may have … Continue reading
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Tagged art, business, copper, design, education, experiment, garden, home, how to, job, office, video, work
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There is nothing like a challenge
There’s nothing like a challenge and my latest project is most definitely one of those. Over the years I have made my fair share of wooden wheels for horse drawn carriages, usually something fairly substantial, with wheels in the region … Continue reading
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Tagged carpentry, Carriage, craft, diy, education, heritagecraft, hobby, home, horse, how to, leisure, thomas greeen, tom green, work
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The Worlds Most Comfortable Garden Bench
I have been on holiday for the last week, we didn’t go anywhere but I didn’t go to work, so it counts as a holiday and its given me a chance to catch up with some jobs, and in between take … Continue reading
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An ingredient too far. We try it.
A couple of weeks ago a colleague of my daughters mentioned that she had been served at a hotel Smoked Butter, and how she had enjoyed it. When I first heard about it I was sceptical and I could see … Continue reading
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Tagged baking, bread, Cooking, diy, education, food, food smoker, hobby, home, home.food, how to, leisure, present, reciepe, satchel, smoker, thomas greeen, tom green, wheelwright
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Is this an ingredient too far?
This weekend is a holiday weekend when I get an extra day to play and I think its time to fire up the smoker. If you have never read my blog before I built a smoker in the back garden … Continue reading