Jed looking on in sympathy.
I stood on it to put the cover over the lathe and split it. It was quite a shock - you expect these things to last forever. Another demonstrator, Dave, let me use his so I didn't have to just axe my billets.
The rain came down which was quite depressing and I started to think I didn't want to be here anymore. Luckily John Abel, a student of mine, turned up after having seen yesterday's post and cheered us up. Here is his thought for the day . . .
"What's the difference between a rut and a grave ?"
The depth.
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How old was it, did it live to ripe old age?
It is always sad when old tools pass away.
The shave horse is dead, long live the shave horse.
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