WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)
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I take it back then, you're a pussy like me
Kudos to your good lady 
:-).
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@Snowy, your pictures are great!
@twin, would love to be able to build a wooden wheel.
@Cutlasshound, kudos to your woman.
–--------------------------------------trying to get accustomed to the things we forged yesterday.
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Snowy on the wheel we are cutting the tenon on the spoke.
We make wheels on the side just like our ancestors did going back to 1765.That's great twin. What do you forge? nice picture.
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thanks guys!
@Snowy,
when i turned 40 in april tina proposed to me.
it was her turn now, because she refused mine years ago, obviously.
she also gave me a goldsmith- course for present, so that we could forge
the engagement rings on our own, which we did yesterday.
i did tinas and she did mine.
it was great fun.
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Night pics and day two of my relay race.
Amazing sunrise.
My third leg was 9.8 miles down through Deer Valley ski resort and into Park City.
Rocky & technical single track at mile 8.
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Those rings are so cool TAA. Great job.
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To be honest, I did this yesterday, but thought I'd share. I've wanted one of these for a long time, they're quite rare. It's a skibob by Porschedesign from the seventies. The reason they are so rare (wild guess) is because there is no way to brake whatsoever, only 2 ski's that you can mount on your feet. Had to drive to Germany to pick it up, and only had 15 minutes on the autobahn, not nearly long enough, but still nice to go full throttle with the old M3
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That thing is insanely beautiful.
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Here are a bunch of shots from Masterpiece London, which is an art fair for the 1%… I'd been given a free ticket, so went along to see what was there.
A lot of the stuff was tacky, but there were some interesting pieces.
It was held in a temporary building in the grounds of the Royal Hospital in Chelsea. This was wrapped in a photographic skin to make it look like something a bit more Georgian.
This sculpture, entitled Masterpiece, looks like a mass of rubbish. But it casts a silhouette portrait.
Thirteenth or fourteenth century sword. This was forged in Italy or Germany, and had been part of the Armoury of Alexandria's supplies. The blade had an Arabic inscription on it, and there were notches along the edge suggesting it'd seen action.
Keith Haring Pyramid.
A lump of (or off) the HMS Victory.
LeCorbusier designed manhole cover. With the right provenance, even the functional becomes overpriced.
This was a Georgian map of London, reaching out to about ten miles from the centre. I was really fascinated by it because it was possible to see some of the roads from my neighbourhood, except it was all fields and villages.
No comment necessary. No, it wasn't on that stand.
Scorched oak rocking chair. I was rather taken by it, but not the £25,000 price tag!
A giant terracotta tortoise.
A Jaeger LeCoultre Spherotourbillon pocket watch. I've got a video clip of it in motion.
