In The Shop (Accidental Tourist)
rescued starling; walnut and ash candlesticks; neighbor’s gear and cedar table projectÂ
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Hi Jack.
The bird knows where to go !! Isn’t he /she a beauty ?
I am marvelling at all your work here and it’s such a joy to see what you can do – that wheel must weigh a ton!
Blessings
Phil Ewing ( Blue Eyed Ennis)
Thank you for writing, Philomena. The starling barely escaped being entertainment and dinner for my cat. It is always a blessing to get to hold elusive things like birds.
Jack