First it was Bart the Bunny. He was over a month ago. Several weeks ago, as I looked out the kitchen window while enjoying that first bit of morning coffee, I spied more wildlife in the driveway.
| Mr. Turtle bewildered on the pavement, no water in sight! |
We were very concerned that Mr. Turtle's fate would be being run over by a car. It was going to be a very long trek for him to get himself back to water. So...
| Oh no! Mr. Turtle doesn't like captivity! |
I will say he wasn't happy about being in that box. I had put on some heavy garden gloves and approached him from behind to lift him in the box. Once boxed, R and I carried him down the road to Loop Pond. Mr. Turtle managed to provide a half inch of liquid in the bottom of the box during the short walk! Once he got within detecting nearby water he was anxious to dive right in.
| He ran for the water and before my camera could cycle for another shot he had dove in! |
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So second,
A local piano tech has pretty much retired and he decided that he should liquidate some of his stock. R and I headed to his house last week to take a look. Now, it's not like I really needed all this stuff, but sometimes I just can't resist the idea that there might be a hidden treasure.
| There are lots of goodies including a lifetime supply of damper felt, a set of Steinway B hammers, several sets of wooden caster cups, and a Spurlock hammer hanging jig. |
And there was. So it was a good purchase and there may be the offer of more at a future date.
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And finally on Friday I found myself helping R reinstall two valve units in a pipe organ. Fortunately(?) I can manage to squeeze into even tighter places than he can!
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| Thanks, R, for the picture taking of the top third |
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| And the middle third |
There is still more work to do before the job is complete...including more squishy work.


2 comments:
So glad somebody blogged! [ahem....]. ;-)
And saidhereunnamed person has so much material. 'Tis a shame!
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