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No matter what shoe/boot you wear Nanospikes make sure you don’t slip. They are the bees knees. Jim

I like the cake and yes you have a busy year in front of you for sure. Happy belated birthday! Jim

That’s beautiful Pat. I had an apple crotch but didn’t cut right away and it started to spalt, I’m not sure the boatbuilder friend I gave it to was excited as I was. Jim

Thanks Steve, those might be my next boot. Jim

It’s a chess/checkers board in the making. Jim

I have to admit i have barn envy. Jim

Beautiful barn Pat. Jim

It seems to work fine for me also. Jim

We are still vigilant here in Maine too. Jim

If you are tired of waiting for glue to dry you could get a wood welder. It cures glue in seconds. My friend used one when he built a strip bidarka. Is is quite amazing how fast you can put a hull together. Here’s one...

Welcome to the campfire Kirk. Jim

To me the best clamp is the one that works. There are lots of different styles for all different tasks. That said, all though I’ve never used them the Jimmy Clamps look like just the bees knees for strip building a canoe. Jim

Thanks Erica, she is patient and works at it, and there might be thirty pics she is not sharing. Jim

My daughter got this photo listed on North Country Public Radio website as today’s photo. Taken near Tupper Lake in the Adirondack’s. She is becoming quite a good photographer. Jim

I agree on the share size and while we are on the subject there is nothing ’fun’ about those little fun size candy bars at Halloween. Jim

I always bring the reflector oven so I am baking something. Here is a blueberry crumble that we had for dessert and then finished it for breakfast. And this was a package of Martha Whites blueberry muffin mix (just add milk) done as one giant muffin, no need to bring a muffin tin. Jim

A word of caution though is those teeth are SHARP! And they will bite you if they get a chance. Jim

Just what Steve said. Jim

I love those kinds of saw, used a katana big boy to cleat a big cedar that was across a portage right at chest height. Two cuts and it was out of the way. Much faster/safer than an axe. Jim

You still need the center points to locate where the hole should be. Jim