A Bit More Outdoor Art
Steel cranes and rusty geese from an auction, and getting 9-foot cranes home in Barbie.
Steel cranes and rusty geese from an auction, and getting 9-foot cranes home in Barbie.
Another eagle landed: a John Richen steel wall sculpture for the great room.
Even more auction finds, including a dresser and a bold armchair.
There be race cars, part seven: the Rustang, the kids’ LeMons car.
A second story in the garage: a new mezzanine, with very heavy stairs.
New signs to keep lost drivers from turning around in the wrong spot.
An epic street sign from a friend, and updated address signs at the end of our driveway.
An early-1800s Davenport desk from auction, with a 1933 receipt from Southwold still in the drawer.
Bird silhouettes on the screen doors, so humans stop walking into them.
What has finally worked to stop most of our bird window strikes.
An update on the pit and the county, and I’m all out of esperance.
Join our Birdathon team, Last Chance at Purgatory, and come to lunch at the ranch.
Counting birds around the ranch for Audubon’s Great Backyard Bird Count.
Turning my grandfather’s old drill bit box and toolbox into something new.
Small craft projects: gift exchange makes, feather masks for charity raffles and more.
There be race cars, part two: the BMW 002, which became two cars made into one.
Our 2022 end-of-year video, plus a contest to win a Purgatory hat or tote bag.
Refreshing the north hall with new prints of photos taken from my office window.
New art for the walls, including more Ahlgren serigraphs and some Charley Harper lithographs.
Wild life, part 6: our Fox squirrels, the occasional Grey and the evil ground squirrels.
Wild life, part 5: the boy tarantulas wandering the hills each fall.
Back under the house to clear out the rat’s nest of old phone wires and upgrade the Wi-Fi.
There be race cars, part one: the 914, and how it found a new home down the hill.
Wild life, part 1: the small critters we find in the house, and a woodpecker using our chimney.
