


Here are some pictures of Landus Bennett of
Watson Spring, out in Farmington. We drove out there today to see some cedar for use in building our bathtub. There is a fallen tree down the hill that they are going to mill to specs for us, and I will pick the wood up a few days. In the mean time I bought a piece of cherry to give to my friend Tim, a wood turner, who is going to make us a set of plates and bowls. Wooden kitchen wear seems like the most light-weight and non-breakable option for a home where weight is an issue.
Landus and his partner Richard ( who is also a blacksmith) do some amazing work for high end designer homes. Here are some pictures of a staircase banister with iron vines and leaves,


a lamp made from apple wood that Landus is working on, and their super mellow and sweet shop dog Ben!

And last but not least: here is Scott using the metal detector they sue to find nails and such in wood they re-claim from old barns and the like.
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