This was a pleasant job ~ lovely weather, a quiet setting and nice timber to work with; I thoroughly enjoyed the scenic route to Scopwick , south of Lincoln, through
This was a pleasant job ~ lovely weather, a quiet setting and nice timber to work with; I thoroughly enjoyed the scenic route to Scopwick , south of Lincoln, through
The parish council at the village of Worlaby, north Lincolnshire, sadly had to take down a diseased beech tree in the public park; the stump was fashioned in to a
David at the Bamboo Door cocktail bar in Sheffield contacted me to see if I’d be able to create a door-sized Tiki head for them ~ “Of course!” I said,
The weather finally got the better of me at Sewerby Hall. I managed to dodge the showers and keep everything sheeted over until the last of the fourteen panels, but
I’ve finally got around to taking some photos of our fire surround ~ it’s been in place for more than a year now, and when the log burner’s lit the
Monet’s quote, “My wish is stay always like this, living quietly in a corner of nature” was the basis for the next Sewerby Hall panel; “living quietly in a corner
The next panel at Sewerby Hall features a Native American proverb attributed to Chief Seattle: “We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children”
Passing through the village of Scawby, North Lincolnshire last week, I had a look at the benches I carved over a year ago ~ it was the first time I’d
Mmm, getting a bit fed up with the weather at the moment ~ one day on, one day off as the rain doesn’t show any signs of letting up; the
A little bit of a twist on this panel: all the other carvings ~ as requested by Sewerby Hall~ have a small squirrel for the children to find (especially those