***One Job Leads to Another!***

well done cat looks like you had a lot of work to do.
Love the guard dragon. ;0)

who made the dragon catfinch? it looks great.

Yes Sue and a lot more to do if and when I get back to it...I am leaving soon for a trip. So it will all have to wait until we see what comes next.
I am glad I got it this far with all the work I have been doing and am still doing in my house...just a few more painting touch ups and massive cleaning over the next 9 days and then I get to take a break from it and see what adventures lie in store.
Yes I love that DragonHeart too...he was my Garden Dragon for a while..now he is my Guard Dragon...he does a good job... :) ~Cat

Actaully the dragon was made by a friend of my husbands and given to him. He had thought to make a chimeny out of him for a rock and mortar BBQ but decided not to build it. He was just lying about being a goofy Dragon head when I suggested that he become the centerpiece for my Dragon Garden...David built a cone shaped stand for him and we built dirt up around him and he has been there in the center of what used to be my Dragon Garden for 12 years or so...he owns this place I think....LOL. ~Cat

He's great Catfinch! and looks very much at home, you have been working hard!
By the way my daughter and i have just watched a fantastic programme called Horse People by Alexandra Tolstoy (grt grandaughter of THE Tolstoy War & Peace) it was all about Spain and the Andulusia (spelling!) horses, fantastic programme don't know if you can find it online or anything but thought you would enjoy it too! it was on our BBC2 channel

I will look for it...sounds great...love to learn anything about horses and Andulusia's are so gorgeous.
Thanks SK..! :)

Don’t work to hard ~enjoy your adventure!!

Love your dragon Cat.
Have a great trip, you deserve something good to come from it.

Wish my brother had had time to build one cedar chair for you out of some of those old boards before he got sick so you would have a place to sit and rest and look at the Straits and the clouds and the mountains. Only happiness on your trip! Sisty

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He did build one My Sisty...it is in my favorite sitting and watching birds spot...under a pine tree in the front yard..I used it there tons last summer...I wrote about it in my blog the color yellow...
I knew how comfortable those boards could be....lol...
I am expecting to have a very sweet happy time on my trip..
Thanks to all for the good wishes...
~Cat

I remember the Yellow Blog now that you mention it. Don't remember your chair, though.
I do remember when Dave was about 15 and I was 8 that he built some Adaironack chairs to sell so that he could buy a three speed (I think,) bike..whew that was a while back. LOL

LOL..he was always an industrious one wasn't he...lol...how you remembered that from millions of years ago like that!..I am so impressed...lol...he did plan to take it up again I have the lumber to prove it...lol...it will be put to good use for all sorts of things now that it has been dug out...not chairs...maybe benches etc... :)

Watch your mouth there, little Missy! It couldn't have been more than a thousand years ago that I was bugging him while he was trying to build chairs. Harumph!

Great dragon head Catfinch, I know things will get better as time goes by, enjoy your trip & when getting back you will be inspired to deal with that little corner again.

Yes..it sure needs some inspiration Doon..lol...and Paula. I should mention that the lumber has alreay been put to some good uses...as my son came and built a bed frame for me with some of it...and then used it again on some work he did with lattice on the upper deck to keep little ones safe for anyone leasing the house..it was him uncovering the pile and digging through it for proper wood for the bedframe he had in mind to build that made me realize that I needed to get it in a better place. It all turned out so lovely...he did a great job..he said he wanted to do Dave proud working with his wood...and he did.

I'm glad the wood was being used. Saving odds and ends of wood seems to be a trait that is ingrained in our family. Started with my mom, she was always building little things.