Great pictures Crowie, did you get any of me on the chainsaw in my 'safety gear'
Dave the turning cowboy
turning wood into art
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Great pictures Crowie, did you get any of me on the chainsaw in my 'safety gear'
Dave the turning cowboy
turning wood into art
Photos from a Top Weekend in Jerildrie - series #2
Sorry Dave, I only saw you chain sawing Craig's, "Ned Kelly Helmet" from a distance; maybe Alan got a couple....Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveTTC
PS - What safety gear were you wearing as I seem to have not see any????
Not even the new thongs!!!
Great photos Crowie. There seems to be a few extra faces in your first lot that we don't have names for. Can you enlighten us?
I like "most" of your photo's Peter.
Except for those ones with that scruffy looking Guy with no sleeves.
Honestly you'd think he'd at least of had a shave before he got there. :doh:
And no shoes to boot!. :U
Some people just seem to take the tone down don't they.
Good onya mate.
Hope the trip home wasn't to eventful for you and Ray.
Cheers
Trev.
In the first lot of photos, is that the Indian after Dave's kids decorated it? (4th last photo)Quote:
Originally Posted by crowie
Yeah thats it. Thats how Trevor took it home ;)
Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art
Thank you Trev, The trip home was okay, though long-ish and thus tiring.Quote:
Originally Posted by Repliconics;1840323[B
We drove through a minor flood of sorts in Grenfull....
NOW - In refer to that WELL DRESSED BLOKE.....:wink:.....
I've learned and still learning to NEVER judge a book by its cover......:~.....
He's one top bloke, indeed....:U......
Cheers, Peter
No Dallas, that was some street art from Lockhart which I found while awaiting the NRMA assistance......PeterQuote:
Originally Posted by Treecycle
Thanks Peter
Good onya!
I thought the trip home might have been a long one.
Glad you and Ray got there without to much trouble.
Cheers
Trev.
P.S Good to see you put the photo of my girlfriend next to the bike "Nice Touch" :roll:
Just caught up with this thread.
As always good to see photos been posted.
On Monday, Alan turned up a bowl in super quick turn and presented as a gift to Dave's niece....:2tsup:....
Meanwhile, Dave gave Ray a lesson on the lathe using a 40-50 year old piece of Australian Cedar, which I had been given by the old bloke [Rex], I visit weekly with the local Neighbour Centre Visitor program....
And WOW, a piece of timber that looked suitable for firewood was "RED GOLD" ....:oo:.....
With a little instruction and direction from Dave & Alan, Ray produced a beautiful candle stick holder for his wife.......:2tsup:.....
[and I accidentally left both pieces of the timber with Dave :doh:, of well he'll make something very nice from it.... :rolleyes: :D :; ...]
Cheers, Peter
Photos from Jerildrie and the trip home thru Narraderra, West Wylong, Grenfell and Cowra ............
Great pics Crowie. I'm sorry I missed you guys at Dave's but I couldn't stay until 10pm!
The trip home looked like fun too. Thank you for sharing our landscape with the wider woodie population.
I'm originally from the coast but I love living out here.
Craig
I have been flat out working since the GTG and this is the first chance I have had to get on the forum.
To Dave and Family, a very big thank you for putting up with us, your hospitality is tops.
A big thank you to Dave and Trevor for coming to our rescue.
Great photos Peter, also looking forward to Al's photos too.
Looking forward to the next one, its so much better meeting and yarning with a great bunch of blokes.
My wife Genevieve liked the candle stick holder which would not have been possible without Peter's wood and Dave's instruction.
Cant wait to build our house and my workshop then I can really get into all those delayed projects.
Will look at a GTG in the new year at our place at Woodstock.
Thank you all for a great weekend.