Potato Harvest

After the cold spell that snapped through Denver last week, we thought it may be time to check on these guys. Not much for our first try but not bad for quartering a few back in May and watering occasionally.

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Kayak (Update)

The frame is starting to take shape and after staring at it for a while, I think I just figured out how to do the bottom piece.

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IKEA

IKEA has been at it since 1950 and each year has created a catalogue. The IKEA museum has released a way to see every page of each years’ catalogue since they first started. I recommend you try and find the one of your birth year and see how far (or not) we’ve all come.

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Free Flowers

For the past few weeks, Emily (my wife) has been setting out cut flowers from our yard and has been receiving an outpouring of very positive responses.

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Camping

A much needed two night reset in Florissant, CO - we got our fix of horses, wildflowers, birds and thunderstorms.

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Boat Time

This will be a hybrid of the DIY fir branch quickie and the Cape Falcon high art F1 kayak. Once structure is done, I’ll wrap it in plastic-wrap and give a test drive.

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House Wren House and Nest

This was Emily’s fun idea. We made and hung this at the end of May - the very chattery (and busy) wrens moved in shortly after, hatched some wren-lings(?) and all moved out a couple of weeks ago.

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Cape Falcon Kayaks

This particular kayak is the F1 by Cape Falcon and surprisingly is not fiberglassed, but has a heavy gauge nylon skin with a 2 part urethane. There are many videos available on Youtube, however, here’s a good one to start with if you’d like to learn more.

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