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6:56 PM
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Over a month ago, Warren and I started brainstorming ideas for an Australia Day project. I learned a lot about the customs and traditions associated with the holiday. Ever heard of a Pavlova? Its a dessert commonly served on Australia Day. I thought about making a special cake box for one, but the thought of making an actual Pavlova to put in it seemed daunting.
But really Australia Day sounds a lot like the 4th of July here in the U.S. Lots of backyard activities, but mainly barbecue and beer. So I came across the idea of combining the two into one BBQ caddy. But not just a serving tray: a totally pimped-out, over-the-top caddy.
Naturally, a campy extravaganza of a video was in order.
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1:50 PM
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Are you familiar with a game called Kubb?
Olivier Van den Brande in Belgium sent over a picture of a Kubb set he made. I love backyard games. I need to look into this further and maybe make a set.
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And here it is again: fishing season! I actually just made that up because I dont fish. Nor do I think fishing has a season: Ive seen guys fishing on frozen lakes. Not my idea of a good time, but what does look fun is making a fishing rod rack! And that was a really long and convoluted way to get to Tim Bailys pictures of this beautiful fishing rod rack he made!
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Mike Szymanski made one of my folding step stools and uses it on job sites from Michigan to Alaska. Calls it a real knee-saver. He made his out of oak and used maple dowels. Sounds really sturdy.