this is where I had written the post last week ... but some unhappy strangeness has made it all disappear
(there are times I really, really do not like working with blogger and this definitely counts as one)
that said these are a few pictures of a updated version of the woodworker's tool sets I've been working on in April.
it's been a few years now since I've offered Woodworker's Tool Set for the Very Young.
the new updated sets made from a beautiful native maple will ready soon ... but for now a few pictures in process .....
between some gorgeous days of sunshine, we have had lots of rain ...
and have been learning which roads are friendly and which are not ... at least now this risky behavior is well marked with bright orange signs the roads department has put up to warn us that turning back is the wiser choice....have a great weekend and stay well!
Oh my goodness...a mud warning sign? (I live in Hawaii and have never seen such a thing!) Can't wait to see your design updates! Aloha, Lori
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hello, lori ... yes, mud season is serious stuff here. if you can imagine slalom run but with cars instead of skiing that might give you an idea!
DeleteBeing new to this particular area, I made the mistake of taking a dirt road to get to a natural spring ... let's just say I could only get less than a quarter of the way down what was less than a mile before thankfully finding a place to turn around!....
the caution signs are up now and huge help at avoiding risky behavior!
I haven't seen mud warming signs either - how funny! Now I know though! Good luck and stay dry!
ReplyDeletethe signs are really funny to see! it makes me laugh every time I see them and consider all the alternative risks I could face without just driving down a road. I think in these parts, mud season is more feared than winter roads.
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