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Day 11 Report
Another pretty good day of not so harsh weather and excellent meals.
We got a slow start, perhaps because of the dancing the night before, but were fully up to speed by coffee time.
There is an enormous amount of tenon and timber repair ahead of us.
Dane and Tom are scouting out the inventory, assigning tasks to Chris, and Isaac and Gene, as the timbers emerge from inventory.
Over on the hill, Brian keeps a good-sized crew busy prepping floor boards and trimming twisty joists.
Photos by J. McCarty
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Captions:
- Gene Moore invested a good portion of his day learning to use the
adze and trying to subdue the unruly joists.
- Brian Beals (l) accepts direction from Don Seela as to unwinding the
mysteries embedded in the deck.
- What's wrong with this picture?
Bulldozer poised to bring "progress" to the outskirts of Springfield,
OH.
- The work day ground to an ethereal halt as we were serenaded for
hours by 25 dulcimers, fiddles and guitars in the capable hands of
the members of the Springfield Dulcimer Club, who brought their show
to our tent.
- As an intermission feature of our dulcimer concert, this Dulcimer Club member
entertained us with a harmonica and a truck filled with handmade limberjack figures.
- The music was lively enough to keep Ranger Bud (l) and re-enactor
Rusty hopping for the evening.
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