A small sampling of my (Timberworks) past works. All have been made from local Ontario wood species.

It’s time again for the Images Studio Tour! images-studio-tour.com/

Hey Uline. I’ve called you numerous times over the years to request NO catalogue delivery. For some odd reason you’d sooner deliver this unwanted 900 page monstrosity than cancel. Such a waste going straight to the recycle bin. Where’s the logic? #uline

This one made me spit out my drink 🤣

Birthday bike ride along an old rail trail. It passes through a flat valley, the ancient bed of glacial Lake Algonquin. Gotta love those rail/bike paths.

Two more “sappy” cartoon jokes.

I’m a sucker for wood jokes. Must be the sap in my veins.

Ambrosia maple salad bowl with a lower profile but wide enough to toss that salad as high as you wish. 😉

A black walnut branch union for your viewing pleasure. 15” wide x 5” high

When we were camping on the Canadian side of Lake Huron recently, I made sure to bring along my war kayak. Just in case. 😉

We spent the last 8 days at The Pinery Provincial Park on Lake Huron. A great place for biking, paddling and relaxation.

A fun fact that gets overlooked by the current administration

Went out for dinner this week to celebrate a birthday. My complaint? When the time came to pay the bill, I calculated the tip amount on the food not including the tax portion. Paid by debit and let the machine add the same % They calculate INCLUDING tax. Why tip on tax?

Lays potato chips are another example of corporate greed. They inflated prices during the pandemic and kept increasing prices yearly afterwards. Now they’re destroying overstock and sending it to landfills.

An “AHA” moment 😆

Russian olive. It sounds exotic doesn’t it? It’s actually an invasive species that grows locally in Ontario. They were introduced to North America in the late 19th century by European immigrants.