I did not make this wolf!

But I know who did!  I took some time off from my day job to catch up with some exciting timber projects.  I miss everyone there already and the humbling experience of being surrounded by excellence tends to be less profound alone in my dusty garage (most days anyways).

Rafters:Birdsmouths:

Cutting the birdsmouth shoulders:

Prefit!We’re busy asking the hard questions here so you don’t have to.

Rafters and braces for a small awning.  My favorite kind of small job for a loving client!

To hell with space travel, I’d put my money into making every day a sunny Friday afternoon instead.  There will be jobs in space, too, and I think people forget that sometimes.

The finishing touch, or I should say my goodbye to Common Harvest Farm’s new machine shed.  Thanks to Robin who helped out a lot with these.  She’s not here, but she was there.

This is the first blog photo taken with my new phone!  It’s not controlling me yet, but if I could teach it to update the blog, that would really be something.

A workhorse of a building kept interesting at different scales with details!  For my good friends at Common Harvest Farm in Osceola.

Lots of people helped out with this one!  Thanks all around!

Perfection isn’t a healthy ideal, but sometimes things just turn out better than you can hope for – isn’t that close enough?