The Heritage trebuchet is now for sale! Price may vary, depending on how eager we are to get rid of it. It can come with the trailer, or we can possibly help unload it. Flag and pumpkins not included.
- 12' maple throwing arm laminated with oak boards for stability.
- 1500lb counterbalance
- 9' sling
- Main structure made out of oak beams
- Pivot point is 9' from the trailer
All beams milled on location. More pictures and information available on request.
Link to Craigslist post with videos.
Now announcing the custom, hardy, country-style, large family table! What could be better than sitting down to a hot, home-cooked meal of fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, green peas, and chocolate pie at your very own farm-house table?
Made out of pine boards, and polyurethane-d to allow the natural beauty of the wood to shine through to it's fullest potential, this is one table you don't have to worry about; it looks all the better for the wear.
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Also for sale: Unwanted videos (mostly VHS, but there might be a few DVDs in there), CDs, books, games, and junk.
If you're looking for something you can find pretty much anywhere else,
HERE IT IS!!!!!!!!Please leave a comment with your name and whatever you're looking for (we probably have it). We will see if we can negotiate something via email once it is confirmed that we
do have it.
I think most any price will be accepted seeing as that would be something more than we would get from Goodwill.
The Heritage trebuchet is now for sale! Price may vary, depending on how eager we are to get rid of it. It can come with the trailer, or we can possibly help unload it. Flag and pumpkins not included.
Now announcing the custom, hardy, country-style, large family table! What could be better than sitting down to a hot, home-cooked meal of fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, green peas, and chocolate pie at your very own farm-house table?
Last night was out traditional tree-decorating family night. Mama spent most of the day preparing the finger foods that was to be our dinner. We had thin strips of steak, rosemary cheese croquet things served with marinara sauce, sweet and spicy nuts, pitted dates filled with feta cheese and smoked almonds, calzone pinwheels, mini spinach and feta quiches, Cabot cheese and crackers, roasted garlic, apples and dulce de leche, fudge, peanut brittle, gingerbread lattes, and mulled apple cider!!! Abundance! Elvis, Amy Grant, and Twila Paris were singing Christmas songs. There was a fire in the fire place; the stockings were hung. To top it all off, we had Luke to keep us excited (if a little frustrated occasionally)! The setting was perfect. Luke hung nearly every ornament on the tree, and, for once, we managed to have a tree that doesn't necessarily look overloaded! The size and stability of the tree itself prevented many of the ornaments from being hung up. According to another tradition, and upon Luke's insistence, we four kids slept in the living room with the newly-decorated tree.
I think we did pretty well!
We just got our copy of "Return of the Daughters" yesterday, so last night we watched it. It was very encouraging to see daughters (and fathers) with a vision! I think having a vision, and a well-defined, if still flexible, one, makes all the difference in the world. It's amazing how much I can do when I know what the goal is. That ends up being a problem sometimes because I get stuck thinking that the goal must be well defined or I'm lost! I'm working on it though.
