Timber, Day 2: Jenga
In the first day-two post, we got the tree down to a height short enough that we could fell the remainder all at once. All that was left was to make it happen.
construction
A Tall Ship's Long Shadow
Last week, I and a number of other Googlers answered the Call of the Sea, volunteering time, labor, and a bit of ingenuity to further the construction of the Matthew Turner, a historically-inspired
Life, Death, and Lack of Closure: The perpetual struggle of the inadvertent historian
ForewordThis post is serious. These thoughts and feelings have haunted me for at least the last 5 years, and I've meant to discuss them, but haven't yet, because it's difficult. It's difficult in
This Is My Outlet
It so happens that the first outlet I ever wired was on a big truck. It is attached to the first breaker panel I ever wired. It was a GFCI, and I wired
Recycling at Scale
After nearly two months of not really having time for photography, I'm finally trying to get back into the swing of things. That said, one photographic project that I've been fortunate enough to