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Monthly Archives: May 2018
May 2018
May in Maine is always welcomed, and something to look forward to. The last of the dirty snow piles are gone, and the first flowers appear. White trillium put on a nice show this year. I have a section of … Continue reading
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Tagged chandeliers, Haystack, maple table, maples, plasma cutter, Shaker bench, Shaker village, Spring in Maine, steel drip cups., storing wood, weather vanes, wide cherry
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April 2018
April is usually pretty drab; not spring yet, but not winter anymore, either. There are still piles of dirty snow here and there in shady corners. But spring is definitely on the way. Snowdrops, spring snowflakes, and crocuses are out … Continue reading
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Tagged attaching table tops, FWW Live, maple, sideboard, Spring in Maine, wood movement
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C.H. Becksvoort- News, Events & Reflections 