Showing posts with label stick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stick. Show all posts

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Saturday 12 May

Dry Morning

 Hartstongue - Asplenium scolopendrium
 Honesty - Lunaria annua
 Hoverfly - Helophilus pendulus
 Charlie Robin 

 Waiting for breakfast
The finished stick

Take Care

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Friday 4 May

Dry Morning

 Black Headed Gulls
 Bugle - Ajuga reptans
 Bugle - Ajuga reptans
 Cuckooflower -  Cardamine pratensis
 Cuckooflower -  Cardamine pratensis
 Fledgling Dipper
 Fledgling Dipper
 Meadowsweet - Filipendula ulmaria
 Pill Millipede - Glomeris marginata
 Pill Millipede - Glomeris marginata
 Pill Millipede - Glomeris marginata
 Pill Millipede - Glomeris marginata
 Ribwort - Plantago lanceolata
 Tern Raft
 Almost finished
Just the tip to put on

Take Care

Monday, May 14, 2012

Tuesday 1 May

Dry Morning

 These cows have made their way down a very steep slope to the river
 I think they are convinced they are mountain goats.
 Meadow Flowers
 Ribwort - Plantago lanceolata
 Spear Thistle - Circium vulgare
 Yellow Pimpernel - Lysimachia nemorum
 Taking shape
 Ready to attach to the shaft

Take Care

Thursday, May 03, 2012

Sunday 22 April part three

Fruit,Trees, Bees & Sticks

 Apple - Malus sp.
 Apple - Malus sp.
 Gooseberry - Ribes uva-crispa
 Pear Tree in garden
 Pear Flowers
 Solitary Bee - Andrena sp.
 A Stick Handle I am making - it is cow horn the spacer is buffalo horn 
The piece of wood which is lime will be cut and shaped for the top

Take Care

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Sunday 7 November

A frost this morning, we were early as we had to go fishing for a stick, it was Sue's it had fallen into the river yesterday, it was in deep water and only just afloat, fortunately it was not noticeable so we felt it was safe till today. 
This is the stick  - it's a one off, collie inset, burr elm, cow horn, buffalo spacer with Sweet Chestnut stick.
 Taking string, wire and two lengths of bamboo with us we secured the stick, it was as good as new after a quick wipe down.
 All's well that ends well.

Arnold's stick fell in a few months ago but we managed to retrieve it even though it had almost disappeared due to the weight of the antler handle.

Found these near the slippery log




Take Care.