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Ha!
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Fro Sho
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There’s a country song in there somewhere
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I bag most of them and use them for kindling (wood stove). A fair amount also go to a local living history museum. We’ve reached out to a potter who might want some for her raku firing too
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The dogs ask me to make more pine plane shavings
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Dammit!!!
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Thanks John
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It had to be said, Chris
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Yeah, but shingles doesn’t care!
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Winner winner chicken dinner !
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(scrolling replies to see if someone has already said this) The shingles virus* may already be inside you
* desire to rive shingles
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Soil is rich with the cycle of past years and promise for future ones.
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Amen.
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As I get older, I appreciate working with my hands more. I write code but I grow beans and squash and tomatoes and peppers.
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I’d like to think that each shaving is an affront to unfettered and soulless capitalism
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It’s a good brake. I’ve sometimes used the crotch of a tree or even a sturdy ladder to rive small stuff
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Thanks for looking
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Sharpen your drawknife Kim.
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Al? The guy who makes greasy pizza downtown? If you say so. Get napkins
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Shingles just loitering and gossiping in my shed. I cut the big oak to length with my chainsaw. I love using hand tools but I’m not stupid or Amish.
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I’m all over the place with this thread. Here’s a 16th part of the big oak being further split in twain before I work it thinner with another wedge called a froe. The oak is still green when splitting, riving, and dressing. Also, ICE can suck it. Fucken goons.
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It really is. You have to be fussy and basically a wood snob when you’re riving stuff
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Thanks! A Woodcraft I think. I stole it from my old job 😃
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You can see by the distance between the growth rings that this was a fast-growing oak. That makes the grain harder than slow-growth stuff and also makes my arms cramp in the wee hours of the morning
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I hack off the oak’s sapwood bc that’s where the entropy is and bugs love entropy
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the less you have the more you owe
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But, if I may add... it is still 100% free to be a badass. 😉
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That’s my fav Mad Season jam
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A girl can dream
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Bad Australian accent: "The dingus ate my baby."
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We need to rock our cardigans again
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💚
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I wonder if bearded clams is a cyclical thing, like soon all clams will be clean shaven
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I hear you
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