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That's my bad! Thank you for the correction. It is an incredible comment, haha, as you can tell I still think about it semi-regularly. Incredible that the issu
by morleytj 2y ago
That's my bad! Thank you for the correction.
It is an incredible comment, haha, as you can tell I still think about it semi-regularly. Incredible that the issue is still open as well.
Best of luck with the dining table! I took a good look through your site while I was looking back up that thread that I remembered and your pieces look great. Actually, if you're in the Upper Valley, you probably aren't far at all from where I grew up. It's over near Windsor, around Mt. Ascutney.
Edit: If you or your partner like knitting, I'm sure I could prevail upon my parents to offer some of our yarn to you as a gift for the inspiration!
- mauvehaus 2y agoThanks for the kind words and the link in the article :-) We're in West Fairlee now, but I've driven through Windsor a million times going to and from the Claremont MakerSpace when we were still renting outside of WRJ. I love Ascutney and really ought to get down and climb it again. Please feel free to drop a line the next time you're in the area.
- morleytj 2y agoWill do! :) Ascutney is great -- I definitely recommend starting from the Brownsville trailhead, there's an oddly beautiful view partway up where the abandoned mining operation has some remaining tracks leading out along a thin little cliff and you get an incredible view of all the fields and forest because of the rocks that blocking the trees from growing beneath the cliffside.
- mauvehaus 2y agoI love the Brownsville trail and the views it has! I've only ever gone up on it, actually. Intriguingly, the trail map shows a steam donkey near the Futures Trail that I'm dying to go check out. Might have to go up that way the next time I'm down. How's the diner in Windsor? Despite driving by it, I've never been in. It sure looks the part! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_donkey https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steam_donkey