| 29 Jun 11 | Mark III Glider pony cart The third version of my original Glider pony cart. The Mark III still weighs less than 11kg and can be made using simple tools, but it's more stable and better suited to woodland rides than cement floors or tarmac roads. |  |
| 27 Jun 11 | Arch bench at Bridgewood Steel and wood bench for BDSM scenes in a dedicated clearing off the North Ride. [more...] | |
| 21 May 11 | Repaired and repainted trolley cart Cart in front of the Log Cabin and picnic benches in the Glade at Bridgewood. I've written a blog post about repairing the cart and how it's used. | |
| 11 Apr 11 | Log Cabin at Bridgewood 2011 saw this new Log Cabin, in the Glade at Bridgewood. The Log Cabin is a Scandanavian style one with squared off "logs". I've made heavy shutters that go over the windows when it's not in use, and I'm still sorting out the furniture inside: a dining table, sink, maybe a workbench for sharpening the chainsaw etc on site. I'm probably going to put in a wood-burning stove for heating and cooking too, and this will be great in the winter season (November to April) which is when most of the forestry work actually gets done. | |
| 26 Aug 06 1 comment | "Traveller above the Sea of Mist" by C.D.Friedrich C.D. Friedrich said: "Close your bodily eye, so that you see your vision first with your spiritual eye. Then bring to the light of day that which you have seen in the darkness, so that it may reflect on others, from the external to the internal." | |
| 12 Feb 11 | "Destiny" by Waterhouse mia uses a detail from this painting on her IC profile and various other sites. The original is in Towneley Hall in Burnley and I've blogged about it. | |
| 4 Jun 07 | Darby collar and slave ring on the Study floor This slave ring is mentioned in a weblog post about my study. | |
| 16 May 10 | The Royal Oak The descendent of the Royal Oak (where Charles II hid after Worcester) at Boscobel House. | |
| 2 May 11 | New fire pit at Bridgewood | |
| 2 May 11 | Tables and benches inside the Log Cabin | |
| 12 Aug 10 | Scythe mower Basically it's a hedge trimmer on wheels. The wheels are powered too, so once you set off it's relentless and just chews through everything less than about an inch thick. | |
