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Title: Springtime in Arkansas, and I picked up a little cedar...
Post by: Arkyyoter on March 18, 2007, 10:59:55 PM
I thought I would show ya'll how it is lookin' around the house here.....

My shop...

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Back yard...

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I also picked up a little cured Red Cedar and Black Walnut...(the cedar is 8 ft long and 4 in X 6 in)


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I am through playin' now  :innocentwhistle:


Joe

Title: Re: Springtime in Arkansas, and I picked up a little cedar...
Post by: FinsnFur on March 18, 2007, 11:10:29 PM
You got enough wood there to keep that lathe spinnin for 6 months Joe.

Ey whats with the flowers, we're still drilling through ice to go fishing up here.  :rolleye:
Title: Re: Springtime in Arkansas, and I picked up a little cedar...
Post by: Hawks Feather on March 18, 2007, 11:16:35 PM
Joe,

Nice looking flowers.  I will just keep checking this post so that I know what will happen here in about 6 weeks.  Snow is forcast for tomorrow, which will change to rain, which will change the mud to more mud.

Jerry